Helmut Marko believes that Max Verstappen has the same 'win at all costs' mind-set as legends Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher.
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Plans to hold as many as 6 Sprint races this season are in disarray after teams fail to agree on compensation.
McLaren is planning an aggressive approach to its upgrades this season as the demands of the budget-cap finally kick in.
Clearly throwing down an early gauntlet, Red Bull looks likely to be the first team to unveil its 2022 contender.
When you come to Dubai, you might want to rent a premium car. This service is highly popular among those who arrive at this vibrant city for business or pleasure.
Alfa Romeo will unveil its 2022 contender, the C42, on 27 February, two days after the opening test concludes at Barcelona.
The car which Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz will race in the 2022 Formula 1 World Championship will be called the F1-75.
Contrary to media reports, Mercedes confirms that it has passed the mandatory FIA crash tests.
Might the forthcoming release of Season 4 of Drive to Survive influence the future of Lewis Hamilton and possibly the sport itself.
Organisers of the Australian Grand Prix have revealed that the Albert Park circuit will feature five new grandstands for this year's race as F1 returns following a two-year absence.
Charles Leclerc, Carlos Sainz and Robert Schwartzman were all in action for Ferrari at Fiorano this week.
The FIA has been forced to issue a statement following comments by a senior official charged with leading the investigation into the events at Abu Dhabi last month.
The cars that powered Jackie Stewart to two of his titles will take centre stage at a major new motoring festival at Thirlestane Castle in June, the first time the iconic pair have been on show together in Scotland.
It's understood that a deal which would see Las Vegas host of the world championship from 2023 is "as good as done".
As the FIA continues its investigation into the Abu Dhabi debacle, the man charged with leading the enquiry admits that Michael Masi may not return as race director.