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Development began in 2019.

After a run of 12 races in 21 weeks, the Formula 1 paddock heads into a summer break in August immediately after the Belgian GP.

Shaila-Ann Rao took the secretary general for motorsport job at the FIA earlier this year on an interim basis, but some rival teams questioned where Toto Wolff's former advisor's loyalties would lie

The issue of penalties for driving offences in Formula 1 has been a bugbear for years, and it has taken on an extra dimension this season.

Daniil Kvyat doesn’t view a move to NASCAR as a career reset or restart but for now it will be his primary focus.

OPINION: The manner in which Cyan Racing withdrew its five Lynk & Cos immediately before the two WTCR races at Vallelunga, citing tyre safety concerns, was perplexing. It has created a situation that appears difficult to resolve, at a time of great uncertainty for a series that is already at…

It will hit the race tracks in 2023.

The heatwave that hit Europe this weekend was the undisputed protagonist of the fifth round of the FIA ETCR at Vallelunga, as the CUPRA EKS team opted to apply a conservative strategy.

Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner believes safety is “a very easy card to stand behind” amid the row between teams over the FIA's proposed floor changes for 2023.