George Russell hit with ‘Antonelli’s Barrichello’ warning from Schumacher
"George Russell will be to Kimi Antonelli what Barrichello was..."
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"George Russell will be to Kimi Antonelli what Barrichello was..."
The Mercedes proposal "didn't score a lot of brownie points".
Aston Martin has been plagued by DNFs over recent rounds.
Whatever happened to the diamond that went missing after the Formula 1 car it was attached to crashed?
"Charles is not one to shirk a challenge."
Formula 1 heads for the bright lights of Las Vegas with both 2026 titles settled, but the competitive picture at the front of the grid tighter than it has been at any other stage of the season.
As Lando Norris celebrates turning 27, relive the moment he became Formula One world champion in 2025.
Red Bull elected to not invert its two cars in Brazil, despite Max Verstappen being unable to catch Lando Norris.
Liam Lawson's future has been decided.
Oscar Piastri has endured a prolonged winless run since missing out on the 2025 title to McLaren teammate Lando Norris.
Jonathan McEvoy, the Daily Mail's long-serving and distinguished Motor Racing Correspondent, has been banned from attending the remaining races of the Formula One season.
Following Racing Bulls’ confirmation of their unchanged driver line-up, Lawrence Barretto dissects everything that’s still left to play for on the 2027 grid.
News came from a guy I had never spoken to before. He was the politest, nicest, best-mannered assassin you could ever wish for.
Former Haas Formula 1 team principal Guenther Steiner has warned that Oscar Piastri could find his McLaren future under threat if he has another season like 2026. Piastri, who fought for the world title in 2025, has endured a much tougher campaign this time around and is out of the fight for second in the championship with three rounds to go. Speaking on The Red Flags Podcast, Steiner was ... Keep reading
Liam Lawson will remain with Racing Bulls for 2027. But is he on borrowed time with his current team?
Thursday's fast-paced F1 news wrap is go, go, go!
Mercedes driver George Russell has founded a karting academy to support and develop the next generation of young racers.
Racing Bulls have retained Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad for 2027, but with Red Bull junior Nikola Tsolov pushing for promotion, Lawrence Barretto looks at why they decided against a change?
Racing Bulls will retain their current pairing of Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad for the upcoming 2027 season.
Formula 1 star George Russell has launched a karting academy in partnership with Silverstone to make motorsport more accessible and discover the next young superstar. The eight-time grand prix winner launched his GR63 Karting Academy on Thursday with it open to boys and girls aged eight to nine, based at the kart track in Silverstone. It features a “four stage path to the top” and ... Keep reading
George Russell is keen to "give something back."
Arvid Lindblad and Liam Lawson will continue as the drivers for Red Bull's second team Racing Bulls in 2027.
Racing Bulls have confirmed Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad will be retained for the 2027 Formula 1 season.
Racing Bulls have confirmed Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad will be retained for the 2027 Formula 1 season.
Motorsport has an alarming financial barrier to entry, with seasons of junior karting frequently running deep into the six figures. Mercedes Formula 1 star George Russell is taking direct action to change that. Russell officially announced the launch of the GR63 Academy, a grassroots karting initiative created in partnership with Silverstone and the British Racing Drivers' Club. The programme ... Keep reading
The Fast and the Curious takes you inside the fascinating world of Formula 1.
Damon Hill reunited with the Sky F1 team this week.
The rising star tells the BBC about his experience taking part in F1 practice in Mexico.
Lewis Hamilton urged Israel to "let the aid trucks in" to Gaza after visiting the Rafah border.
F1 ACADEMY has revealed its calendar for the 2027 campaign, with the all-female series’ fifth season featuring seven rounds.
Wednesday's fast-paced F1 news is go, go, go!
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The question of what might happen in a wet race has vexed Formula 1's stakeholders since before the beginning of the season. It's also prompted some unnecessarily hysterical commentary throughout the year, peaking in the run-up to last weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos, where rain for qualifying and the race was a virtual certainty for the first time this season. Although the ... Keep reading
Liam Lawson drew attention to one of the clearest examples of Racing Bulls helping Red Bull in the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Williams team principal James Vowles has admitted his squad "got carried away" with their success last season but insists a disappointing 2026 campaign is merely "a blip".
Hamilton visits Gaza Strip to witness relief efforts
Former Formula 1 world champion Damon Hill has insisted Ferrari should back the "extraordinary" Lewis Hamilton over his team-mate Charles Leclerc if they want to have a chance of winning next year's drivers' title.
Imola stood down as back-up plan to finish the year Qatar and Abu Dhabi races set to go ahead as planned Imola has been stood down as a back-up plan for the Formula One season finale as the sport pushes ahead with its scheduled Middle East races. The Italian venue, 20 miles from Bologna, was lined up to replace Abu Dhabi as the final race amid concern over the ongoing conflict in the region. Continue reading...
Speaking on The F1 Show, Damon Hill says that Ferrari needs to settle a 'political problem' regarding if the team should be built around Lewis Hamilton.
This year's edition of the Sao Paulo Grand Prix at Interlagos served up its usual fascinating challenges and surprises. The race was great, perhaps only missing a late surprise or crescendo.
Formula 1 chiefs are proceeding with plans to hold the final two rounds of 2026 in the Middle East after a deadline to move one of the season-ending races to Italy passed.
No further engine upgrade opportunities have been granted to Formula 1's power unit manufacturers following the third and final review period of the 2026 season, the FIA has confirmed.
The FIA has announced its final Additional Development and Upgrade Opportunities (ADUO) results for the 2026 Formula 1 season, with no changes granted for any of the power unit manufacturers. From this season, the FIA installed a mechanism in the F1 regulations which allowed power unit manufacturers the ability to make updates, if they fell behind the leading engine, in the form of tokens ... Keep reading
Isack Hadjar asked his Red Bull race engineer several times if the team would give him back the position he handed to Max Verstappen.
The FIA's single-seater director Nikolas Tombazis defended F1's ADUO rules but indicated they may be revised in coming seasons.
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