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Max Verstappen was handed a controversial penalty at last weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, but it has been explained why he did not pick up a punishment double that. More»

IndyCar drivers were called to pit lane shortly after noon Wednesday, signaling the start of two days of testing could begin after a nearly three-hour delay because of internet connectivity issues.

Red Bull Managing Director Oliver Mintzlaff has vowed that Max Verstappen "owes a lot" to the group amid renewed speculation regarding his prospects in F1. The post Red Bull senior figure casts firm stance on Max Verstap...

Two-time F1 champion Fernando Alonso insists that he his decision to extend his contract with Aston Martin has been influenced by the fact that Honda elected to join the Silverstone-based outfit while he also pins hopes ...

Formula One's sole tyre manufacturer Pirelli has revealed that it will debut its brand-new comound, the C6 at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, introducing its softest compound of its 2025 tyre range. Pirelli has confirmed ...

The mother of McLaren Formula 1 star Oscar Piastri has revealed a 'horrifying' moment she experienced whilst watching her son race in the pinnacle of motorsport. More»

Having grabbed her first victory of the season, Ferrari driver Maya Weug claimed that she is eager to deliver a more consistent performance in qualifying which proved her weakness in Jeddah. Ferrari-backed Maya Weug scor...

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Red Bull Formula 1 director Helmut Marko has issued a prediction regarding his team's chances of closing the gap to McLaren over the coming races. More»

Oscar Piastri has built a small cushion at the top of the F1 drivers' standings and is backed by many as the current favourite for the title. More»

Reigning Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen was handed a controversial penalty at last weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, but following the lap one incident, plenty among the paddock have publicly criticised the stewards...

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, has approved General Motors as an official power unit supplier from the 2029 season onwards.

Spire Motorsports and Rodney Childers have mutually agreed to part ways. Childers was crew chief of the No. 7 Chevrolet with Justin (...)

An unusual explanation by former Haas team boss Guenther Steiner, who feels very strongly about the size of Max Verstappen's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix penalty. More»

Former Red Bull sporting director Jonathan Wheatley has suggested that he would've taken a different approach to how the team dealt with Max Verstappen's penalty at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. More»

The IndyCar Series' Open Test at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway got off to a rough start Wednesday morning when a complete failure of the (...)

©SeanBullDesign Phillip van Osten 23/04/2025 at 17:2123/04/2025 at 17:21 In a landmark moment for American motorsport, automotive giant General Motors has been officially approved by the FIA to become a Formula 1 power ...

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has reflected on Kimi Antonelli's first five races in F1. More»

Join RacingNews365's Nick Golding, as he analyses Max Verstappen's incident with Oscar Piastri from last weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and why his penalty was actually fair. The rules of overtaking in Formula 1 are ...

The first triple-header of the season is done and some tired faces have headed back from the Gulf for a short Easter break before attacking the standalone Miami GP next week, then another triple-header: Imola, Monaco and...

"Ayrton, we've decided to forget the Rio test. We'll shake the new cars down at Silverstone instead, on Thursday and Friday of this week..." Ron Dennis let the words hang in the air, and with a broad grin listened for th...

Andrea Stella has drawn upon a recent example to support McLaren's stance on Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri's clash in Jeddah. More»