Formula 1

This week marks 30 years since the tragic death of three-time Formula 1 world champion Ayrton Senna at Imola. As we celebrate the great Brazilian’s life, we asked F1 Hall of Fame journalist David Tremayne to look back at the first great championship battle Senna enjoyed...

On this day 30 years ago, the F1 world lost one of its brightest stars when Ayrton Senna tragically succumbed to injuries sustained in an accident at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix. For a special tribute, we spoke with one of his first team mates, karter extraordinaire Terry Fullerton, about their early days together and the lasting impact the pair had on each other.

Christian Horner has insisted that Red Bull are not in a hurry when it comes to confirming their driver line-up for the 2025 season, saying they are in “a fortunate position” regarding the driver market.

Former Haas Team Principal Guenther Steiner pens his latest column for F1.com ahead of this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix.

American racer Courtney Crone will join the F1 ACADEMY grid as the Wild Card entry for the second round of the season in Miami. The deal will see her team up with reigning team champions PREMA Racing and shoppable entertainment retailer QVC.

Aston Martin have petitioned for a ‘Right of Review’ over the stewards’ decision to give Fernando Alonso a penalty following his collision with Ferrari rival Carlos Sainz during the Sprint race in China.

The big floor upgrade brought by Alpine to China was originally planned to be introduced this coming weekend in Miami, but the team was able to get a complete set of the necessary parts produced early, albeit only enough for one car – that of Esteban Ocon.

David Brabham was Roland Ratzenberger’s first and only F1 team mate, with the Austrian debutant tragically losing his life on that fateful weekend at Imola in 1994. Below, Brabham remembers their short time together at the Simtek squad, and why he feels it’s important that, in addition to Ayrton Senna, fans keep Ratzenberger’s legacy in their minds.

Tom Clarkson, Sky Sports F1 presenter Natalie Pinkham and Motorsport-Magazin journalist Christian Menath discuss all the big talking points ahead of this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix.

Zhou Guanyu has explained what he hopes to do in order to enjoy a “long career” in F1, with the Chinese driver yet to finalise his future beyond the current season.

Fernando Alonso’s fellow Formula 1 drivers have shared their respect and admiration for the Spaniard after he committed to a new long-term deal with Aston Martin that will take him into his mid-40s.

Christian Horner has offered his thoughts on Daniel Ricciardo’s performances so far this season and the prospects of the current RB driver one day making a return to the senior Red Bull team.

Five races into the new season and it’s time for the first trip to North America this year, with the third edition of the Miami Grand Prix. There’s another Sprint weekend for the teams to contend with, and plenty of developments off-track too that will be hot topics in Florida.

F1 Hall of Fame journalist David Tremayne looks back at the career of Masten Gregory – the bespectacled racer known as 'the Kansas City Flash' who was the first American to score a podium in F1...

Fernando Alonso recently committed to a fresh chapter in F1 with Aston Martin that means he will remain on the grid until he is at least 45, edging him further up the all-time list when it comes to the oldest drivers in the sport’s history. As the dust settles on the news, we dive into the history books and present some of the names who went even further…

We asked IndyCar star and F1.com analyst James Hinchcliffe to pick five US-based racers who deserve a chance in Formula 1…

Aston Martin are very close to having the ideal set-up in F1. Their multi-million pound state-of-the-art factory is near completion, with the new wind tunnel coming online this season...

Red Bull reached the latest milestone in their F1 journey at last weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix when Max Verstappen secured the team’s 100th pole position. To mark the occasion, we’ve picked out a selection of memorable efforts from the five drivers to have topped the qualifying timesheets for the Milton Keynes operation over the years.

Carlos Sainz’s manager, Carlos Onoro, has shared the latest on their search for another seat in Formula 1, describing it as “an interesting period” amid plenty of talk about drivers’ futures up and down the grid.