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Chip Ganassi Racing has expanded its partnership with sponsor DC Solar, which will offer funding for both Kyle Larson and Jamie McMurray in the Cup Series.

Many wanted it to happen, but Robert Kubica will not be a Formula 1 race driver in 2018. But while he's been beaten to a Williams seat by a well-backed Russian, Kubica's dream is not over yet. It all started with a harml...

Toro Rosso's season has not got off to the best of starts with news filtering through that its head of aerodynamics, Brendan Gilhome, has left the team. The move comes weeks ahead of the unveiling of the Faenza outfit's ...

It was not so long ago that Williams traded pure driver quality for money: and that didn't work out so great. Now its 2018 line-up is a reflection of that very tactic, is it time to accept that its revival has hit the sk...

Williams has confirmed Sergey Sirotkin will drive for its team alongside Lance Stroll this year, filling the last available place on the 2018 grid.

With Halo's arrival just around the corner, the FIA have approved CP Tech to produce parts for the head protection system. The post FIA gives the nod to first Halo supplier appeared first on PlanetF1.

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Even after three years of unreliability and struggle, McLaren Renault F1 Team's boss Zak Brown claims that the drive to return to former glory is as strong as ever. Brown believes that McLaren is unique in that, for many...

Paul di Resta believes age perhaps prevented the Williams Martini Racing team choose him for the final seat on the Formula 1 grid in 2018 after Sergey Sirotkin was finally confirmed on Tuesday. The Scot had put himself i...

Former McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh is to return to a role in Formula 1 after accepting a temporary consultancy position with the FIA, Autosport can reveal

Claire Williams says the announcement of Robert Kubica as Williams Martini Racing's Reserve and Development Driver for the 2018 Formula 1 season is testament to the Pole's character as the Pole refuses to give up on his ...

Former world champions Williams have put their faith in the youngest and least experienced driver line-up on the Formula One starting grid, and it could come back and bite them. Canadian Lance Stroll (19) and Russian roo...

Robert Kubica may have missed out on a race return to Formula 1 in 2018 after Williams Martini Racing announced Sergey Sirotkin as Lance Stroll's team-mate, but the Pole has been confirmed as the Grove-based outfit's Res...

Chip Ganassi Racing has expanded its partnership with sponsor DC Solar, which will offer funding for both Kyle Larson and Jamie McMurray in the Cup Series. DC Solar has worked …

Nearly every day brings a new experience for Dale Earnhardt Jr., who spent the first 43 years of his life living in a bubble that consisted of NASCAR and not …

Williams Martini Racing has finally announced that Sergey Sirotkin will partner Lance Stroll in 2018, with the Russian becoming the third from his homeland ever to race in Formula 1. The former GP2 Series race winner has...

Tony Brooks describes his Ferrari teammate and friend for nearly 60 years, the late Dan Gurney, as an "excellent driver and a very pleasant person." Brooks had two Formula 1 seasons under his belt when he signed with Fer...

Hear from Robert Kubica, whowill join Williams Racing in 2018 as the team's reserve and development driver. More»

Formula 1 is growing at an impressive pace on social media but the sport still has a massive amount of catch-up to do to rival other high profile sports, says F1 specialist Pat Symonds. Liberty Media heavily promoted F1'...

Lewis Hamilton suddenly broke his social media silence, posting a picture of himself at the top of a snowy mountain on Instagram. The four-time world champion had purged his social media accounts in reaction to a public ...

Italian faces some tough rivals for the Laureus honour - including Roger Federer, FC Barcelona and Justin Gatlin

Ferrari CEO Sergio Marchionne believes his team have produced a most excellent Formula 1 car for 2018 or an extremely poor one because by his own account the technical team at Maranello appear very relaxed ahead of the n...