Formula 1

Formula 1 and the FIA have announced the calendar for the 2026 FIA Formula One World Championship, with drivers and teams set to embark on another 24-round campaign.

F1 TV subscribers are being treated to another exclusive series thanks to the launch of ‘F1 Memory Box’, which involves legends of the sport reliving their incredible careers with never-before-seen footage.

Haas have shown off a special livery design for the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix, where the team will celebrate their 200th race since entering the sport almost a decade ago.

After a week off, Formula 1 is back in action this weekend with the Canadian Grand Prix and our F1 Nation crew are here to discuss all of the big talking points ahead of the event in Montreal.

Valtteri Bottas has given his take on whether Red Bull or Alpine could be options for him as he looks to make a return to the grid, with the Mercedes reserve driver also revealing how far negotiations went with both teams last year when searching for a 2025 drive.

After a dramatic and at times controversial end to the triple header in Spain, the teams and drivers have all had a weekend without racing before making the trip across the Atlantic Ocean. Heading to a track that has often provided drama, there are plenty of unanswered questions arriving in Montreal.

The new F1 movie will be released around the world next month, and ahead of the hotly-anticipated launch of the new film, you can read an exclusive Q&A with Hollywood star Javier Bardem, who plays APXGP team boss Ruben Cervantes…

The Austrian Grand Prix will have something of a Hollywood feel to it this season with the addition of a Legends Parade – the automotive stars of the screen taking to the track as part of an extravaganza of entertainment.

Alpine’s Pierre Gasly is the latest driver to tackle F1.com’s unusual set of Getting to Know questions. From his eye-opening first experience of karting to getting a driving licence on his birthday, and growing up with Charles Leclerc to the other jobs he would like to try for a day, the Frenchman shares all in the video player above and transcript below…

F1.com's Lawrence Barretto reveals who Cadillac are zeroing in as they prepare to enter Formula 1 next season...

Anticipation is building ahead of the release of F1 The Movie – on June 25 internationally and June 27 in North America – and one person who is especially excited for fans to see the film is Lewis Hamilton. After acting as a producer on the motion picture, the seven-time World Champion has been opening up on the “incredible learning process” involved, his experiences of working with Brad Pitt, and why he believes it will be the “most authentic racing movie that’s ever been made”…

He's a legend of Formula 1, a three-time World Champion who fought to make the sport safer – and Sir Jackie Stewart's good work continues today with his charity Race Against Dementia.

IndyCar star and F1 TV pundit James Hinchcliffe on the Racing Bulls rookie who is emerging as one of the stand out talents in his rookie year in F1...

McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella has given his take on Oscar Piastri’s reaction to Lando Norris gaining an unexpected tow from him during Qualifying at the Spanish Grand Prix, with the Australian heard calling the incident “cheeky” over the team radio.

James Vowles and Andy Cowell have given an insight into how much they learned from Toto Wolff about being a team principal, with the pair having both worked extensively alongside the Austrian at Mercedes before taking on their respective roles at Williams and Aston Martin.

Seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher amassed an incredible 70 Grand Prix wins along with five world championship while driving for Formula 1's most famous team Ferrari - but the first at the 1996 Spanish Grand Prix will go down in history as one of his finest.

Flavio Briatore believes that Alpine need to have a competitive year in 2026 and “at least sometimes see the podium” if they are to move towards his target of challenging for wins and potentially championships beyond that.

Kick Sauber team boss Jonathan Wheatley hopes the outfit can use Nico Hulkenberg’s standout fifth-place finish in last weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix as a “springboard” for more success this season.

Christian Horner has insisted that Red Bull will give Yuki Tsunoda “time and support” in order to increase his confidence in the car, with the team boss backing the Japanese driver to deliver after displaying “flashes of performance”.

Former Formula 1 driver and F1 TV pundit and analyst Jolyon Palmer takes a close look at how Oscar Piastri has launched himself into the title lead