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Jul.3 Lance Stroll says Williams' car problems equate to up to a 30 horse power deficit. The British team is stuck in arguably its worst ever crisis, with the slowest car in formula one and boss Paddy Lowe admitting ther...

In the round-up: Wolff "not surprised" by lack of Ferrari team orders • Haas expects strong run to continue at Silverstone • F1 TV ratings fall in UK

Austrian Grand Prix – Williams' Lance Stroll has been given penalty points for ignoring blue flags during Sunday's race at the Red Bull Ring. Having started from P13, Stroll made good progress initially to move up to P...

Eric Boullier felt Fernando Alonso's run from pit lane to points during the Austrian Grand Prix shows just the kind of driver he is, one who never gives up until the very end. Following an overnight change of set-up, cau...

Honda F1 technical director Toyoharu Tanabe admitted it was "a shame" that Red Bull Toro Rosso Honda failed to score points at the Austrian Grand Prix. Both Toro Rosso's ran in the points for large parts of the race but ...

The successful union between IMSA entrants John Church, John Miller, and Bob Stallings could provide the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship (...)

Spaniard announces a Press Conference set for the Sachsenring

Cyril Abiteboul admitted the Austrian Grand Prix was a bad weekend for the Renault Sport Formula One Team, with the Enstone-based outfit failing to score points for the first time in 2018. Nico Hülkenberg retired after ...

There's something funny going on when it comes to IMSA's spec WEC P2s beating factory DPis at WeatherTech SportsCar Championship events. (...)

Formula 1 world champions Mercedes have hailed chief strategist James Vowles for his leadership and dismissed suggestions he was forced to make a public apology for a mistake in Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix. Vowles spoke...

Nico Hülkenberg was the first retirement from the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday when the engine failed on his R.S.18, but the German admitted it was a tough afternoon all round for the Renault Sport Formula One Team, wh...

She met him while teaching English to the spindly Italian immigrant in a Nazareth, Pa. school and a few months later Dee Ann Hoch became Mrs. (...)

Daniel Ricciardo is set to stay with Red Bull next season unless Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton suddenly announces his retirement in the next few days, team boss Christian Horner said ahead of the British Grand ...

Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko has said that he expects the team to be on the same level as Ferrari next year when they partner up with Honda. That's what the Austrian told a news source from his home country,News.at. ...

For Oregon sports car racers Steve Streimer and Derek DeBoer, the 58th annual Rose Cup Races featuring the Pirelli World Challenge can't (...)

Daniel Ricciardo heads to the British Grand Prix determined to steal victory from local hero Lewis Hamilton at the venue where the Australian made his Formula 1 debut back in 2011 with HRT (pictured above). This time out...

Daniel Ricciardo heads to the British Grand Prix determined to steal victory from local hero Lewis Hamilton at the venue where the Australian made his Formula 1 debut back in 2011 with HRT (pictured above). This time out...

Renault Sport Formula One Team previews the tenth race weekend of the 2018 Formula 1 World Championship season, the Rolex British Grand Prix. Drivers Nico Hülkenberg and Carlos Sainz share their thoughts on Silverstone,...

The Amelia Concours d’Elegance has announced that Jacky Ickx will be the Honoree for its March 8-10, 2019 event. Ickx is a six-time (...)

Renault Sport Formula One Team previews the tenth race weekend of the 2018 Formula 1 World Championship season, the Rolex British Grand Prix. Drivers Nico Hülkenberg and Carlos Sainz share their thoughts on Silverstone,...

It's round 10 and the final leg of Formula 1's first triple-header. After two weeks on the road in France and Austria, the team turns to Silverstone for its home race. Last year, we celebrated our 40th anniversary at the...

Mercedes technical director James Allison believes the way his team dealt with its strategy mistake at the Austrian Grand Prix shows a healthy attitude towards failure.