The Latest Breaking News from Jacques Villeneuve

The French-Canadian, F1 champion with Williams in 1997, admitted that he is still short of laps in the Vanwall-Gibson Vandervell 680 as he prepares for his return to prototype racing in Friday’s Sebring 1000 Miles, but stressed that he just needs time in the car “to figure it all out”.

Jacques Villeneuve will be on the pace when he returns to full-time racing with Vanwall in the World Endurance Championship this year, according to team-mate Esteban Guerrieri.

Formula 1 World Champion Jacques Villeneuve is set to test the Vanwall Le Mans Hypercar at Barcelona this week, Motorsport.com has learned.

Max Verstappen had little competition in the race for the 2022 drivers' title amid Hamilton's struggles with Mercedes, but he has been warned that may not be the case next year

Lance Stroll was hit with a 10 second time penalty and handed three penalty points for a dangerous move on teammate Sebastian Vettel during Saturday’s sprint race

The FIA fined Red Bull £6m and took away 10% of their wind tunnel testing time over the next 12 months for overspending during the 2021 season – a punishment which received a mixed response

Twenty-five years ago today, Jacques Villeneuve clinched the 1997 F1 world championship at Jerez after one of the most dramatic and controversial finales the sport has ever seen.

Villeneuve said Ricciardo's career has been "awful" over the last few years, but Horner leapt to the defence of the former Red Bull start and hopes Alpine will make an offer

Villeneuve sat behind the wheel of a 2021 Alpine Formula 1 car for a test at Monza this week, and the 1997 world champion had some odd things to say about the experience