In the face of the post-season Pirelli tyre test, Red Bull's performance engineer Ben Waterhouse has revealed that Yuki Tsunoda performed exactly how Red Bull had anticipated from the Japanese driver.

Ahead of his new career step, seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton reckons that young drivers should try to protect themselves from the outer world in the early stages of their careers.

Ahead of the FIA Prize-Giving Ceremony, the governing body has revealed new images showing how Formula 1 cars could look in 2026, following changes to its planned overhaul of the regulations.

F1 season having just come to an end, Williams have announced a new multi-year partnership with Spanish bank Santander for the upcoming season.

Having completed his first test with Red Bull, Visa Cash RB driver Yuki Tsunoda sounded a positive note, explaining that the RB20 has very much suited his driving style.

Having missed the F2 races last weekend due to very high fever, Lewis Hamilton replacement, Andrea Kimi Antonelli has only completed the afternoon running of the post-season Pirelli tyre test, and the ...

Having announced his exit from Formula One earlier in the season, the Dane has now announced that he will become a BMW M works driver and will compete in races with the BMW M Hybrid V8 starting next ...

Having been confronted with Toto Wolff's description as a “yapping little terrier," Red Bull team boss Christian Horner cheekily avoided any direct answers, claiming than a wolf.

Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur has revealed that the mayority of the teams will complete the inaugural F1 Launch event with their previous F1 machinery.

Having elected to enter North America's premier open-wheel championship, former Ferrari Academy member Robert Shwartzman said farewell with an emotional message.

Reflecting on Red Bull's decision to extend Sergio Perez's contract at the start of the current season, the Milton Keynes-based outfit's team boss Christian Horner has acknowledged that it has been a ...

Following the season-closing Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Ferrari and Cadillac have announced an agreement that will see Formula One's 11th team to use the all-new power units of the Maranello-based company.