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What’s on at the United States Grand Prix
Experience the 2025 United States Grand Prix in Austin, 17–19 October. Explore race times, concerts, driver Q&As, fan zones, and food across an unforgettable COTA weekend.
Browning to make FP1 outing with Williams in Mexico
F2 title contender and Williams Racing Academy Driver Luke Browning will take part in the first practice session for the upcoming Mexico City Grand Prix, the Grove-based outfit have confirmed.
Listen to our United States GP preview
Tom Clarkson is joined by former Renault driver and F1 TV commentator Jolyon Palmer and ex-Ferrari race engineer Rob Smedley to discuss the big talking points ahead of this weekend’s United States Grand Prix.
5 storylines we're excited about ahead of the US GP
From the Drivers' Championship heating up, to George Russell looking to back up his Singapore win – here are the big stories ahead of the United States Grand Prix.
Why has Russell not agreed a Mercedes deal yet?
After winning in Singapore, George Russell showcased once again that he is in superb form. So why has he yet to agree a deal to race with Mercedes? Lawrence Barretto explains...
7 iconic F1 driver numbers and the stories behind them
While initially used as a means of identifying who was behind the wheel of each car, F1 driver numbers have become much more than that over the years, with many gaining an iconic legacy in the sport.
Who's in the frame for the second Alpine seat for 2026?
F1 Correspondent Lawrence Barretto looks at the situation surrounding the second Alpine seat.
The hidden talents of F1 drivers
Discover the hidden talents of Formula 1 drivers beyond the track, from music and cycling to gaming and cooking, revealing the elite skills that define the grid’s best.
Why has Alex Dunne left McLaren's Development Programme?
F1 TV commentator Alex Jacques looks at Alex Dunne's career so far – and what might come next as he tries to plot a route to the Formula 1 grid.
How marshals act as the ‘first line of safety’ for F1 drivers
Without marshals, we wouldn't be able to go racing. In their bright orange jumpsuits, they are hard to miss. Hundreds of them are dotted around the track to ensure the safety of all the drivers competing in every series during a Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend.
How many titles would F1 drivers have using today's points?
In its 75 years so far, Formula 1 has continued to evolve and grow, meaning that there have been various developments along the way. One area of the sport to have undergone a few changes over the years is the points system. Which got us thinking – how different would the history books look if today’s points format had been in play from the very start of the championship back in 1950?
Vowles on what 'meant the world to me' after Sainz's Baku podium
James Vowles has detailed how a special moment at Williams’ factory following Carlos Sainz’s debut podium for the team at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix “meant the world” to him, with the team boss admitting that the reaction of the squad’s staff will “stay with me for the rest of my life”.
Ranking McLaren’s 10 Teams’ Championship triumphs
The Singapore Grand Prix marked a milestone moment for McLaren, the squad sealing the 10th Teams’ Championship of their long and storied history. Having so far achieved 12 wins, 28 podiums and a whopping 650 points in 2025, the Woking-based outfit wrapped up the title with six rounds of the campaign remaining.
How F1 became pop music’s fastest obsession
From music legends to today’s superstars, Formula 1 has been a pop music inspiration for decades. Discover how artists have celebrated the sport’s speed, glamour, and drama – from classic hits to today’s chart-toppers.
The impact of Mercedes and Red Bull’s Singapore updates
Red Bull and Mercedes were the only two teams to list new development parts at Singapore – and it included revised front wings for both cars.
Aston Martin 'will get it right next year’ – Cardile
Aston Martin’s new Chief Technical Officer Enrico Cardile has insisted that the team are “going to get it right next year” – though he stopped short of predicting at what point of the season this could happen.
Wolff on how ‘underwhelming’ comment affected Antonelli
Toto Wolff believes that his comments on Kimi Antonelli’s “underwhelming” weekend at Monza might have helped to motivate the youngster, with the Mercedes boss suggesting that it “lit a fire under the a***” of the rookie following two stronger outings in Baku and Singapore.
When Schumacher collided with Villeneuve at Jerez
At No. 4, Jacques Villeneuve shares his memories of the 1997 European Grand Prix weekend – where the Williams driver beat Ferrari rival Michael Schumacher to the title after a bizarre Qualifying session and controversial banging of wheels on race day – with Mike Seymour.
PALMER: Was Norris’ Singapore Lap 1 move on Piastri unfair?
Former Renault F1 driver Jolyon Palmer analyses whether Oscar Piastri's complaints in the Singapore Grand Prix were justified, and whether McLaren should have intervened to keep things fair between their two drivers.