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RACER’s Robin Miller catches up with the proudest father in Texas — Bryan Herta, who today watched his 18-year-old son (...)

Photo by: There was a time, not long ago, when Ferrari said that the regulations for 2021 had better be relevant to their program or they may consider leaving Formula 1. Then Sergio Marchionne passed away and that type ...

Denny Hamlin finished fifth with a car he felt could have finished third, but pit road issues reared their ugly head. Again. On Lap 265 (...)

When Bryan Herta was 18 years old, he was attending the Skip Barber Driving School and hoping to make a career out of driving race cars. (...)

McLaren could quit F1 McLaren boss Zak Brown has stated the team he leads could quit Formula 1 if changes aren't made to both level the playing field and make the sport more financially viable. This week teams are set to...

Mick Schumacher is to test for the Ferrari and Alfa Romeo Formula 1 teams in a two-day post-Bahrain Grand Prix test, after his Formula 2 debut. More»

After a below-par start to the year, Ferrari hit Bahrain hoping to kick start their season, with a big overview of what went wrong having taken place after the Australian Grand Prix. More»

McLaren F1 Team driver Carlos Sainz is ready to get back to business in Bahrain after disastrous start in Australia More»

Guenther Steiner says that if the midfield battle was at the front of the field, it would mean a less predictable top three than currently seen in Formula 1. More»

Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway will not be part of next year's NASCAR schedule, so come to terms with that now. Fans have a wish list of changes for NASCAR's stale and …

NASCAR tweaked its qualifying procedures Monday to avoid a repeat of the session two weeks ago in which all 12 drivers in the final round failed to log an official …

The scene in Colton Herta's pit at the end of Sunday's Indycar Classic at Circuit of the Americas (COTA) could be summarized in two words: Joyful pandemonium. Harding Steinbrenner Racing crew members wept and hugged one ...

The scene in Colton Herta's pit at the end of Sunday's Indycar Classic at Circuit of the Americas (COTA) could be summarized in two words: Joyful pandemonium. Harding Steinbrenner Racing crew members wept and hugged one ...

Fernando Alonso plans to test a Dakar-specification Toyota Hilux in South Africa this week as the ex-F1 star considers attempting the gruelling event.

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto is expecting fruits of his and his team's labour this weekend in Bahrain, as the Italians have worked hard to correct the mistakes they'd made in Melbourne which caused them to be fa...

Daniel Ricciardo Daniel Ricciardo's decision to join Renault for this year's Formula 1 world championship has been likened to leaving the family home by team boss Cyril Abiteboul. Ricciardo made his debut for Renault at ...

Can I just start this week's column by pointing out that, while we have many failings, not all Formula 1 journalists are complete idiots. (...)

Former Formula 1 driver Pascal Wehrlein has expressed his interest in a potential return to the sport in the future, but the German also made it clear that he won't do it"at any price". Wehrlein, who spent two full seaso...

Formula 1's powerbrokers will present teams with their proposed rules for the 2021 season on Tuesday, in a key meeting to shape the sport's future. When's the Bahrain GP on Sky?Sky F1's best-ever offer is now live FIA pr...

The demise of European F3 is not just the tragic loss of a hotbed of top-drawer junior series racing, it is the latest casualty of the FIA's invincable Global Pathway juggernaut. More»

Lewis Hamilton reckons that Ferrari will still be competitive in the 2019 Formula 1 championship this season despite not making the podium in the opening race in Australia last week, saying something must have not been r...

The Formula 1 season has officially kicked off just over a week ago, and we've got the second Grand Prix of the season waiting for us this weekend already - the Bahrain Grand Prix! We're just glad that we won't have to g...