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Provisional riders and teams have been announced for the Moto2™ class in 2017.

One of the reasons for the introduction of the DRS was so that we wouldn't have processional races, highlighted by the 2010 title decider in Abu Dhabi when Fernando Alonso covered Mark Webber's early pit-stop... The post...

Renault driver Kevin Magnussen is to move to the US-based Haas team for 2017, BBC Sport has learned. The 24-year-old Dane is to sign with the outfit for two years with an option to stay for another season in 2019, source...

Formula 1 service GMM is reporting that Kevin Magnussen has signed a multi-year deal with Haas staring in 2017 and is the first driver to ink a deal for next season with the American outfit. Smart money is on Romain Gros...

Another funny video here found in the depths of the F1 community! The clip comes shortly after a celebrity won a car day with F1's own, Max Verstappen…..but it seems somewhere….someone has got their wires crossed…....

As Liberty Media increases the size of its stake in F1, the buy-out faces a number of challenges. The news that the UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is to investigate Liberty Media's purchase of F1 comes at a...

All of the permutations which could result in Nico Rosberg winning the 2016 F1 Drivers' Championship this weekend at the Brazilian Grand Prix Nico Rosberg can become 2016 F1 drivers' champion this weekend in Brazil, with...

Ahead of his last ever Brazilian Grand Prix, retiring Felipe Massa has revealed that Fernando Alonso and Michael Schumacher has been his toughest team-mates in the sport since his debut in 2002. Leaving Sauber for Ferrar...

Reports around the paddock have suggested that Renault driver Kevin Magnussen has agreed a two-year-deal to drive for Haas in 2017. With Romain Grosjean confirmed to race for the American outfit for another year, Magnuss...

XPBImages Before he goes into (semi?)retirement Jenson Button is looking to bow out on a high in the last two races of the season, and perhaps of his Grand Prix career. The British driver and McLaren endured a difficult ...

Liberty Media has bought a further 0.4% stake in F1, increasing its overall holding to 19.1%. The 0.4% stake was acquired on 27 October for $13m and follows September's purchase of the initial 18.7% stake in F1 for $746m...

“When you go to Ferrari, and you see the facilities, the test track and everything else, you wonder how they ever manage to lose a race. Then over time you see all the politics and intrigue, and you wonder how they eve...

< > Win in Brazil on Sunday, win the Formula One world title: Nico Rosberg's task sounds simple enough on paper but will be a lot harder to achieve. The German is one step away from securing his first championship, which...

XPBImages Kevin Magnussen has agreed a multi-year deal with Haas starting from the 2017 season, F1i understands. Following earlier reports linking Magnussen with the switch, F1i has learned a deal was agreed at the end o...

Spaniard bids adieu to Tech 3 after three seasons: destination KTM

XPBImages Renault boss Frédéric Vasseur has revealed to Motorsport.com that the French manufacturer is working on an all-new power unit for next season. Renault struggled at the outset this year following its buy-out o...

XPBImages Romain Grosjean is gearing up for his sixth Brazilian GP at Interlagos, a challenging venue which combines a demanding layout with often changing weather conditions. The Haas driver collected a point in Austin ...

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– Formula 1 makes the trip to Interlagos for the penultimate round of the 2016 season this weekend: the Brazilian Grand Prix. As usual, GPUpdate.net previews the track action ahead and provides the key facts.Interlagos...

XPBImages Future retiree Felipe Massa says that Michael Schumacher and Fernando Alonso were his toughest team mates over the course of his 250-Grand Prix career. Massa started made his F1 debut in 2002 with Sauber before...

Ross Brawn has told Sky Sports he would be prepared to work alongside Bernie Ecclestone as a new boss of Formula 1. Brawn, the mastermind behind Mercedes' current domination of the sport and a key figure in Michael Schum...

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