Latest Formula One News

Red Bull's ban on late-night sim racing sessions for Max Verstappen during Formula 1 race weekends is actually just a "recommendation".

Rival teams have played down the likely loss of Renault as a works engine manufacturer in Formula 1.

Italian GP officials are confident they are heading down the road towards a new Formula 1 race deal.

Alpine's works F1 engines could fall silent even earlier than planned, according to emerging French media reports.

RB CEO Peter Bayer insists Daniel Ricciardo still fits into the "big picture" at the Faenza based 'junior' team.

François Dumontier is stepping down as president and CEO of the Octane Racing Group, the organization behind the Formula 1 (F1) Canadian Grand Prix.

"Is the Red Bull team falling apart?" That's how one publication summed up Thursday's shock news that long-time team manager and sporting director Jonathan Wheatley is leaving the Formula 1 outfit.

It is "not impossible" that Lando Norris will be crowned 2024 world champion, according to seven-time title winner Lewis Hamilton.

Gerard Larrousse, a Formula 1 legend, thinks Renault might be clearing the path to withdraw from the sport altogether.

Daniel Ricciardo can join Sergio Perez in breathing a sigh of relief this week, with Red Bull deciding against changing its Formula 1 driver lineups after the summer break.

Formula 1 is considering how to open up more opportunities for rookie drivers, according to mounting reports.

Haas team boss Ayao Komatsu has defended his decision to sign the talented but controversial Esteban Ocon for 2025.

James Vowles is not ruling out a driver change at Williams even before the 2024 season is complete.

The boss of the Dutch GP has denied reports suggesting a deal to annually alternate the grands prix at Zandvoort and Spa-Francorchamps from 2026 has now been reached.

James Vowles is not confirming suggestions that Carlos Sainz's newly-signed contract with Williams contains a series of unique exit clauses.

Sergio Perez will still be a Red Bull driver after Formula 1's August summer break.

Carlos Sainz has behaved impeccably amid intense and protracted speculation about his next move in Formula 1, team boss Frederic Vasseur insists.

Now for a second time, Formula 1 team boss Mike Krack has skilfully swerved around swirling rumours that he could be preparing to leave Aston Martin.

Ralf Schumacher insists his 'coming out' story had nothing to do with making any sort of social or political statement.

The theories are emerging about how Mercedes could have given George Russell an illegally underweight car en route to victory in Belgium.

A much-needed summer break may now be looming for Formula 1, but Daniel Ricciardo says he will be leaving his "phone on".

McLaren CEO Zak Brown admits the team may need to re-think its strict policy of total driver equality over the looming August break.

Carlos Sainz has denied reports that he has now signed with Williams for 2025 - although the Oxfordshire-based team's boss sounds very confident.

Toto Wolff is now freely admitting that Kimi Antonelli is his "first option" to replace the Ferrari-bound Lewis Hamilton from 2025.