Racing Bulls have announced that they will return to the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed, with the team’s Formula One driver, Liam Lawson set to drive a RB7 up the infamous Goodwood Hill.

McLaren has announced a new multi-year partnership with Sonic the Hedgehog, bringing together two globally recognised icons of speed and making SEGA the Official Gaming Partner of McLaren Racing.

Mercedes driver George Russell has explained his contractual situation amid wild speculations around his future in Formula One, suggesting that he would like to "have stuff done before summer break." ...

Red Bull have announced their return to the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed, running two iconic cars up the infamous Goodwood Hill as well as a host of other activity.

Alpine Formula One Team Reserve Drivers Kush Maini and Paul Aron will represent the French-British outfit at the Goodwood Festival of Speed later this week.

On the back of Christian Horner shock exit from Red Bull, four-time F1 world champion Max Verstappen took to social media to thank the Briton for "winning memorable races." ...

Prix, Formula E's governing body, the FIA has announced that Sebastien Buemi was cleared of a five-second penalty in Jakarta which promoted him to third and a podium finish from what was previously ...

The Mercedes Formula One team ran a special livery for last weekend's British Grand Prix at Silverstone to celebrate the launch of the CONCEPT AMG GT XX. In addition, the Mercedes AMG safety car also ...

Having served as Red Bull's team boss for two decades, the Milton Keynes-based outfit has announced that Christian Horner will leave the team with immediate effect.

Ahead of this weekend's German Grand Prix, Formula One's Commercial Rights' Holder, Liberty Media has announced that it has completed its €4.2 billion acquisition of Dorna Sports.

Hot on the heels of his maiden home F1 victory at the British Grand Prix, McLaren driver Lando Norris revealed that "being on top in your home race is very, very special." McLaren drivers Oscar ...

On the back of Nico Hulkenberg's maiden F1 podium at last Sunday's British Grand Prix, Sauber's team principal Jonathan Wheatley stressed that "no driver is more deserving of a podium than Nico." ...