Formula 1

Ferrari have announced the return of Zhou Guanyu as a reserve driver for the 2025 season, adding to the team’s back-up pool alongside incumbent Antonio Giovinazzi.

As Formula 1 and LVMH begin their historic 10-year Global Partnership, the iconic luxury champagne brand Moët & Chandon will return as the Official Champagne of Formula 1, bringing the sport together in celebrating every victory.

Lewis Hamilton completed his latest outing at the wheel of a Ferrari Formula 1 car on Tuesday when he took part in Pirelli tyre testing at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will form F1’s latest big-name driver line-up in 2025 as they join forces at Ferrari. But there are plenty more examples of champions, winners and highly rated youngsters teaming up in the past. As the sport celebrates its 75th year, F1.com picks out a selection from the many decades of competition…

Who are you most looking forward to seeing during the spectacular F1 75 Live launch event at London's The O2.

Sauber Motorsport will this year open a new technical centre in the UK as part of their transition to becoming Audi’s Formula 1 works team from 2026 onwards.

George Russell has set out his goals ahead of the 2025 season, with the Mercedes driver citing improving his race pace as one of his key targets for the upcoming campaign.

Formula 1 has announced the race start times for the 2025 season.

The world of F1 has seen many changes since the championship first started back in 1950 – but certain statistics in the history books have stayed the same, with a host of records from the sport’s past remaining unbroken. We’ve been taking a closer look at 10 feats that have still not been matched over the years…

A Mercedes Formula 1 car raced by World Champion Juan Manuel Fangio and F1 legend Stirling Moss has sold at auction for a record £42.75m.

Adrian Newey has questioned whether a “lack of experience” at Red Bull was a contributing factor to the team’s struggles with the RB20 as the 2024 season progressed, with the former Chief Technical Officer admitting that he was concerned about the driveability issues arising around the car.

Narain Karthikeyan became India’s first Formula 1 racer when he joined Jordan in 2005, and returned for another two-year stint with backmarkers HRT in the early 2010s.

Haas owner Gene Haas will not put a single cent of his own money into his Formula 1 team for the upcoming season – for the first time since they entered the sport in 2016. But on top of that, the American squad are also set to become profitable.

Who are these youngsters looking to impress against more experienced hands this season? We asked F1 TV commentator Alex Jacques for the lowdown…

Maya Weug has become the 12th full-time driver to be locked in for the 2025 F1 ACADEMY season, with Ferrari confirming that the Dutch driver will continue representing the Prancing Horse in the all-female series.

Aurelia Nobels will be back on the F1 ACADEMY grid in 2025, as the 18-year-old continues to represent PUMA for her sophomore season.

Amid the numerous driver changes that have taken place for the 2025 season, one that could be particularly interesting to watch is the arrival of Carlos Sainz at Williams, with team boss James Vowles confident that the Spaniard can help the squad in their journey back to winning ways. If he succeeds in doing so, the 30-year-old would be following in the footsteps of several other drivers who helped to transform a team’s fortunes. We’ve been taking a look back at seven famous names to achieve this…

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has revealed that he messaged Lewis Hamilton shortly after seeing the first photographs of his former driver at Ferrari, praising the seven-time World Champion for an “iconic” look.

Formula 1 drivers have been enjoying a well-earned break over the last couple of months after a busy 2024 season – but where have they gone and what have they been up to? F1.com provides a round-up with varied results…

Lando Norris has voiced his confidence that he can “bring the fight to everyone” in 2025, with the Briton stating that he has learned from mistakes made during his title bid last year as he looks to battle for the championship in the season ahead.