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Charles Leclerc reckons Formula 1 drivers 'played a little bit' with driving conduct rules at the British Grand Prix, but says stricter protocols would be a recipe for disaster.

The Chinese driver, who was trapped in his Alfa Romeo until marshals helped, said: ‘The halo saved me … I just tried to switch the engine off’

Zhou's Alfa Romeo flipped upside down before skidding along the track and smashing into catch fencing as he came off worst in a huge crash at the first corner at Silverstone

McLaren team boss Andreas Seidl says that F1 has to find a compromise and a “clearly defined solution” on the cost cap inflation debate in a crunch meeting on Friday.

Spy shots provide our first look at the new race car.

Aston Martin boss Mike Krack says that his team was unaware of rival Formula 1 teams employing floor flexing, following the FIA technical directive about porpoising issued last week.

Alpine, Skoda and the Stellantis Group are understood to have signalled interest in joining the World Rally Championship’s top tier if regulations undergo a change for the future.

Formula One united and saluted the sport's ruling body and its ‘halo’ device for saving two lives in horrific accidents during the British Grand Prix on Sunday. In a spectacular race won by Ferrari's Carlos Sainz, Chinese rookie Zhou Guanyu survived a high-speed opening lap crash in which he was…

The FIA’s plan to enforce a porpoising metric and clamp down on flexi floor tricks looks set to face a challenge in this week’s Formula 1 commission meeting.

Alfa Romeo driver Zhou Guanyu had to be extracted from his wrecked car after being flipped at Silverstone, but the 23-year-old has his sights set on lining back up on the grid very soon

The thrilling battles for position up the down the order at Formula 1's British Grand Prix delighted fans, but were not completely without controversy.