Formula 1

Formula 1 has announced a five-year extension with the Japanese Grand Prix that will see the iconic Suzuka Circuit remain on the F1 calendar until 2029 inclusive.

Lewis Hamilton’s decision to part ways with Mercedes and join forces with Ferrari in 2025 has sent shockwaves through the F1 world.

Lewis Hamilton's dramatic decision to leave Mercedes and join Ferrari for 2025 has ignited the Formula 1 headlines and the driver market. So what options do the Silver Arrows have with regards to a replacement?

It’s a move that has changed everything – and is easily the biggest news story F1 has seen for more than a decade. Lewis Hamilton is leaving Mercedes at the end of the season and is joining Ferrari for 2025.

Last spring, sources say Lewis Hamilton received a call. It was Ferrari chairman John Elkann. This wasn’t completely out of the blue. Ferrari had come calling before – and Hamilton knew Elkann well. They had become friends following several meetings.

Seven-time F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton will make a sensational switch from Mercedes to Ferrari next year.

Global music icons Alicia Keys, Pharrell Williams and Martin Garrix have been named as headline acts for the post-race concert at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, with the event set to take place immediately after the race on Saturday March 9.

There have been many memorable comeback stories in Formula 1 over the years, but the tale of Mika Hakkinen’s climb to the top following a frightening accident is a particularly poignant one.

Alex Albon believes he is reaching the peak of his powers in F1 and feels “ready” to take the next step by fighting for race wins and championships – whether that be with an improving Williams team or elsewhere.

Pietro Fittipaldi and Oliver Bearman have been named as Haas’s reserve drivers for the upcoming F1 season, providing back-up to regular racers Nico Hulkenberg and Kevin Magnussen.

Mercedes are aiming to make a step forwards in 2024 as they look to take the fight to Red Bull. The goal might seem a sizeable one, but if we rewind back 10 years, there was a vaguely familiar scenario at play – one which ultimately resulted in Mercedes overtaking the previously dominant Red Bull in an almighty fashion

Former Haas team boss Guenther Steiner believes there will be other drivers and teams “coming up” to challenge for honours in 2024 after two successive title wins for Red Bull and three on the bounce for Max Verstappen.

A new documentary on F1 TV tells the story of a remarkable year from inside the McLaren team. In F1 Icons: Redefining Dominance, Steve Nichols – Car Designer and Engineer of 1988's MP4/4 – recalls the approach to designing the car and why he had concerns about the process.

Sauber have expanded their roster of young drivers for 2024 after revealing that Formula 2 racer Zane Maloney is joining the team’s development programme.

Formula 1 launch season kicks off this week with Haas pulling the covers off their car this Friday – but how much can you remember about these famous F1 launch events...

Ford President and CEO Jim Farley has provided an update on the company’s burgeoning partnership with the Red Bull F1 team, declaring himself “really happy” with progress so far.

In the second episode of Racing ID – the F1 TV series taking a deep dive into the skills of a Formula 1 driver – Jolyon Palmer breaks down the different approaches to cornering, explaining the V-shape and U-shape styles and the potential pros and cons of each.

2024 is even more stable compared to 2023 when it comes to changes to the regulations - and that usually provides an opportunity for the field to close up - but there are still a few rule tweaks of note for us to guide you through.

McLaren have fired up their new F1 challenger for the first time as preparations gather pace ahead of the 2024 season.

Ferrari have confirmed that their upcoming F1 challenger will be called the SF-24.