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Jody Eggington is to leave his position as technical director of Red Bull's second team Racing Bulls at the end of this month.

Jody Eggington is to leave his position as technical director of Red Bull's second team Racing Bulls at the end of this month.

Jody Eggington is to leave his position as technical director of Red Bull's second team Racing Bulls at the end of this month.

Capitalism versus socialism is always an interesting debate. Especially in motor racing.
At times it can be hard to see where one philosophy ends and the other begins, even at the top level of motorsport. Sure, Mercedes, Ferrari, Honda and Alpine all supply their own Formula 1 power units, but all the internal combustion engines are similar; 1.6-litre V6 as prescribed in the FIA’s rulebook ...Keep reading

Max Verstappen has agreed with the FIA president that V10 engines should return to Formula 1, but believes the negotiations must be held behind closed doors.
In February, Mohammed Ben Sulayem stated on social media that he would love to see F1 consider switching back to V10s and that the power unit should be run on sustainable fuels.
The engine configuration has not been in F1 since 2005 ...Keep reading

All the key BBC coverage details for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, which takes place from 14-16 March.

Lewis Hamilton was the talk of the paddock during pre-season testing in Bahrain, where he officially kicked off his eagerly anticipated Ferrari adventure. But while the seven-time World Champion has been getting to know plenty of new colleagues, a new factory and a new car, not everything at the Italian marque is unfamiliar, with his former Formula 3 and GP2 team boss Frederic Vasseur steering the ship – the pair having won those junior championships together some 20 years ago. To look back on that period, and ponder what might happen in this next chapter, F1.com caught up with Hamilton’s team mate from his 2006 title-winning GP2 season, Alexandre Premat, for some special memories and insight…

Formula 1 fans get to enjoy a post-testing treat this week as the seventh season of Drive to Survive lands on Netflix. But just how much goes into producing a show that follows all 10 teams and 20 drivers around the world year in, year out? With help from the talented team at production company Box To Box, F1.com runs through some key numbers…

As Lewis Hamilton prepares for his first race as a Ferrari driver, BBC Sport analyses the biggest storyline of the 2025 Formula 1 season.

As Lewis Hamilton prepares for his first race as a Ferrari driver, BBC Sport analyses the biggest storyline of the 2025 Formula 1 season.

As Lewis Hamilton prepares for his first race as a Ferrari driver, BBC Sport analyses the biggest storyline of the 2025 Formula 1 season.

As Lewis Hamilton prepares for his first race as a Ferrari driver, BBC Sport analyses the biggest storyline of the 2025 Formula 1 season.

As Lewis Hamilton prepares for his first race as a Ferrari driver, BBC Sport analyses the biggest storyline of the 2025 Formula 1 season.

Katherine Legge's goal in her first-ever NASCAR Cup Series race was "to be respectful of the leaders and stay out of the way." Driving the No. 78 Live Fast Motorsports Chevrolet, she started from the rear of the 37-car field and planned to do just that. 
Battling an unstable race car, the British racing driver spun early in the race, forcing the first caution flag to fly. Thankfully, she ...Keep reading

Denny Hamlin and Kyle Larson were the two drivers on the losing end of Sunday's thrilling two-lap dash to the checkered flag. It's not the first time either driver has been within arm's reach of Victory Lane, leaving disappointed. 
Hamlin was leading the Daytona 500 with half-a-lap to go when he was wrecked from the lead, while Larson was on the losing side of a three-wide situation when the ...Keep reading

Slick criminal Jack Carter returns to northern England to investigate his brother’s death.

Christopher Bell was just a few laps away from a fairly calm victory at Phoenix Raceway when the caution flag flew for his teammate Ty Gibbs, who suffered a brake failure. This set-up a two-lap dash to the checkered flag where Bell had to fend off another Joe Gibbs Racing teammate in Denny Hamlin in a dramatic finish.
In ARCA, Brenden 'Butterbean' Queen and Brent Crews battled side-by-side into ...Keep reading

Christopher Bell did it again, becoming the first driver in the current era of race car to win three consecutive Cup races. At Atlanta, he was just ahead in a three-wide battle for the win when the caution flag flew. At COTA, he battled his way around Kyle Busch and fended off a charging William Byron to win there.
And now at Phoenix, he beat his teammate Denny Hamlin in a dramatic finish with ...Keep reading

On Lap 99, a multi-car accident collected several cars at Phoenix Raceway, leaving seven different drivers unable to continue. On a Stage 2 restart, the field fanned out four and even five-wide through Turns 1 and 2. Usually, it all gets sorted by the time they make it onto the backstretch, but not this time.
Justin Haley and Chase Briscoe made contact, sending the No. 19 of Briscoe up off the ...Keep reading

Every team faces setbacks at some point during the season. Between mechanical failures, inspection issues, incidents on track and so on, it's hard to avoid it. However, NASCAR Xfinity Series driver/owner Ryan Sieg went through something particularly unique on Saturday.
Sieg, who has competed with his family-operated team since the 2013 season, has run nearly 400 Xfinity races over the past 12 ...Keep reading