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The wheel upgrade I've been waiting for.

New Red Bull driver Liam Lawson has insisted he was not “trying to set an example” with his hard racing during his six-round campaign in Formula 1 last year.

New Red Bull driver Liam Lawson has insisted he was not "trying to set an example" with his hard racing during his six-round campaign in Formula 1 last year.

Genesis, you might think, will become the first South Korean manufacturer to compete at the Le Mans 24 Hours when its forthcoming LMDh takes to the grid in 2026. But you’d be wrong. Thirty years before the Hyundai brand’s intended arrival there was another campaign at Circuit de la Sarthe…

There's one significant detail about Franco Colapinto's move to Alpine – and that's his current job description at Enstone probably not being what he and his managers are really aiming for.

James Stunt, the former son-in-law of F1 tycoon Bernie Ecclestone, is one of five men on trial over an alleged multimillion-pound scheme.

Another link between Formula 1’s past and present has been severed – for now. Alessandro Alunni Bravi might not be a household name for fans but the announcement that he is to leave Sauber puts even more distance between F1’s corporate present and its past as Bernie Ecclestone’s personal fiefdom.

With Michael Andretti no longer CEO, Andretti Global embarks on its next phase as an organization tackling IndyCar and sportscar racing, and now, F1.

Fittingly for a city known as the Marriage Capital of the World, the arrival of Formula 1 in Las Vegas marked the beginning of a memorable union, with race organisers already planning for year three.

The FIA has countered criticism from Formula 1 drivers on how it spends the money generated by fines.

Colton Herta, an IndyCar driver, navigates between IndyCar success and potential F1 opportunity amidst FIA's introduction of Cadillac F1 in 2026.