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It had been coming for a while, but finally we have confirmation of the split between Daniel Ricciardo and McLaren, with one year of a (...)

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has his sights set on what he has described as a "phenomenal" target that would end a nine-year F1 drought. More»

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Rene Rast has been announced as the first driver for McLaren's new Formula E entry. Rast joins McLaren after a decade with Audi (...)

It's been rumored for years (so much so that we've made fun of it for years) but according to Motorsport, Audi is set to make an announcement of their investment in the Formula 1 team, Sauber. Currently sporting the Alfa...

The first half of the season was full of ‘what if' moments for Ferrari, after acatalogueof strategic blunders and reliability problems have left them playing catch-up in both the Drivers' and Constructors' Championship...

Daniel Ricciardo A sombre Daniel Ricciardo has declared that his exit from McLaren does not necessarily mark the end of his Formula 1 career. Ricciardo has taken to social media to offer his thoughts following confirmati...

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has suggested that the Belgian Grand Prix may remain on the calendar beyond the 2022 event. Spa-Francorchamps' deal to host the race expires after this year, and it currently doesn't have...

Although the current deal with the venue ends this year, and it doesn't have a place on the yet-to-be-published 24-race schedule for next season, Spa is in effect first reserve - pending news on other events.The Chinese ...

Formula 1 president Stefano Domenicali does not expect a woman to race at the top level of the sport in the next five years.

Article To news overview © FIA Pool Image for Editorial Use Stefano Domenicali has kept his cards close to his chest when discussing the Belgian GP future, and cautioned that discussions with multiple venues are continu...

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has defended Toto Wolff after former champion Mario Andretti attacked the Austrian over his opposition to admitting an 11th team. More»

It had been coming for a while, but finally we have confirmation of the split between Daniel Ricciardo and McLaren, with one year of a three-year deal still to run. Let's be honest, it sucks. Ricciardo and Lando Norris c...

SpeedTour has announced the addition of World Wide Technology Raceway to the Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli and Sportscar Vintage (...)

Former vice president of Mercedes Motorsport, Norbert Haug, disagrees with Haas' decision to run Antonio Giovinazzi in practice sessions at the Italian and United States Grand Prix. The former Alfa Romeo driver spent thr...

In just her second season of prototype racing, Courtney Crone is gaining attention. Enough so that she's been named a finalist for (...)

Sir Lewis Hamilton had an amusing reaction when he found out how long Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff said he wanted to continue working together. The seven-time champion had to endure a tough start to the season afte...

Daniel Ricciardo and McLaren have 'mutually agreed' that the Australian will leave at the end of this season and not 2023 as his contract stated. Despite the high of Monza 2021, where Ricciardo led Lando Norris home for ...

The future of Daniel Ricciardo's Formula One career has never looked so uncertain. On Wednesday, he and McLaren confirmed they will part company at the end of 2022, one year before his contract was due to expire. It's a ...

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has said he is willing to shoulder some of the responsibility for Daniel Ricciardo's struggle to secure results in the past two seasons, which ultimately led to the team's decision to...

For Daniel Ricciardo, the adventure at McLaren unfortunately turns out to be short-lived. After only two years, the Australian will leave the Woking team early. Nevertheless, a lot has happened during this period. From h...

Lando Norris' rally dream might be on the verge of coming true, after the son of 2003 World Rally Champion Petter Solberg revealed that he would love to give the McLaren F1 driver a go in one of his own rally cars. Norri...