Formula 1

Today marks the 75th anniversary of the first-ever F1 championship race, the 1950 British Grand Prix – and, to celebrate the occasion, we have visited the archives to share full colour footage from the milestone event.

Williams have announced that James Vowles, Jamie Chadwick and Lia Block will drive Nigel Mansell’s iconic FW14B at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed as the event prepares to mark the 75th anniversary of the F1 World Championship.

Today marks 75 years since the start of the Formula 1 World Championship – and, to celebrate the milestone, we’ve got a 24-hour marathon of the sport’s most iconic moments for you to enjoy.

After a week off, Formula 1 launches back into action this weekend as the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix kicks off a triple header of races, and our F1 Nation crew are here to discuss all of the big talking points ahead of Imola.

Did you know that the field for the first ever World Championship F1 race included a Swiss baron, a Thai prince and a well-known jazz musician? Exactly 75 years on, as part of the sport’s year-long celebration, we present a compendium of the most interesting, little-known and downright unusual facts about the historic Silverstone event…

Barcelona will host an entertaining Fan Village in the build-up to this year's Spanish Grand Prix, bringing fans closer to the world of Formula 1.

F1 Clash is beginning a sixth season that promises to be the most thrilling to date, with Legendary Drivers are available from the start for the first time ever. Players can enjoy a number of new features, blending strategy and adrenaline-fueled racing action. It’s your turn to Master The Moment.

Esteban Ocon has been reflecting on the first time that he met Haas Team Principal Ayao Komatsu, with the Frenchman having once raced alongside his now boss – who he has called “probably the most competitive guy I’ve ever met” – many years ago.

Can’t wait for the F1 movie to hit cinema screens worldwide? Thankfully, we have a third and final trailer for you to enjoy ahead of the film’s arrival next month.

Two Sprints and four regular Grand Prix weekends are out of the way, and it’s finally time to get the European season started with Formula 1’s second triple header of the year. There are no shortage of talking points after driver changes and team principal departures since the last round, and with teams expected to bring plenty of upgrades to Imola.

Ferrari may not have had their most successful weekend at the Miami Grand Prix, but the squad certainly caught the attention as a team orders debate played out across the radio later in the race, with Lewis Hamilton querying whether he would be allowed to pass Charles Leclerc in an attempt to chase down Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli up ahead.

We are a quarter of the way through Kimi Antonelli's maiden season in F1, so we asked IndyCar star and F1 TV pundit James Hinchcliffe to rate how the Mercedes rookie is getting on so far...

The drivers’ parade at the Miami Grand Prix provided some unforgettable scenes, as all 20 drivers took to the track in driveable LEGO big builds.

As the 2025 season rolls on, Ayao Komatsu is the next team boss to face our Getting to Know questions. From swapping Japan for England as a youngster to his love of mountaineering, and memorable travel moments to being issued with a singing ban by his children, he reveals all in the video player above and the transcript below…

How do F1 bosses keep the pressure off young drivers? What's it like launching a brand-new Formula 1 team? Former Haas Team Principal and future star of the F1 movie Guenther Steiner answers these questions and more live on-stage with the F1 Explains podcast at the Miami Grand Prix.

Franco Colapinto will return to the Formula 1 grid next weekend when he takes over Jack Doohan’s Alpine race seat at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix. Ahead of the Argentinian’s comeback, F1.com revisits his stand-in run for Williams over the second half of the 2024 season to provide a race-by-race ranking of his efforts…

The Miami Grand Prix weekend marked a seminal milestone for Cadillac, who will become Formula 1's 11th team next season, with a glitzy launch in Miami Beach and the coming together of the squad's senior figures for the first time since the all-American outfit's entry was officially rubber-stamped. 

Yuki Tsunoda has received a positive report card from Red Bull Racing after his first few weekends at the team – Chief Engineer Paul Monaghan describing him as a “good member” who is “settling in really well” so far.

Toto Wolff believes that the “magic” for Lewis Hamilton is “still there” amid some struggles for the seven-time World Champion during his few races at Ferrari, with Wolff confident that Hamilton will be “stellar” when he has fully aligned with the car.

Think a Grand Prix is tense? Try waiting to see what rating you’ve been given on EA Sports’ upcoming F1 25 game. Now that’s tense!