This weekend sees the start of the European season and it's a special race for Visa Cash App RB as the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari is only 15km from our base in Faenza.
Motorsports Racing News & Blog Articles
Stay up-to-date with motorsports racing news, products, and trends from around the world.
A quarter of the way into the season, Team Principal Mike Krack reflects on the campaign so far and looks ahead to the upcoming European rounds.
The FIA has opened the tender process for a lightweight Halo to be introduced as part of the 2026 rules overhaul.
We are bringing some more updates to Imola and hopefully they push us in the right direction.
Anglo-Thai driver Alex Albon is unwilling to say whether he will see out a contract that ties him to Williams until the end of 2025.
In what appears to be a tit-for-tat move, the Haas F1 team is suing former team principal Guenther Steiner.
We head to Imola for the first race of the European leg, aiming for a reset after what has been a tough weekend in Miami.
Having the three softest compounds could produce more options in terms of pit stop strategy in a race that usually would require just one tyre change, especially as time lost in the pit lane here is one of the highest of the year.
Reserve driver Oliver Bearman will make his first appearance of the season during Friday's first practice when he will replace Kevin Magnussen.
Amidst talk of Red Bull CVs flying around in the wake of Adrian Newey's departure, Ferrari announces the recruitment of two former Mercedes employees.
Red Bull is still ahead, admits Ferrari boss, Fred Vasseur, but definitely feeling the pressure.
In his pursuit of a review of driving standards guidelines, Fernando Alonso claims that he has the full support of FIA president, Mohammed ben Sulayem.
Helmut Marko has suggested that Liam Lawson's management was behind the claim that Daniel Ricciardo would be dropped in favour of the kiwi.
F1 CEO, Stefano Domenicali rules out tinkering with the rules to derail Max Verstappen and Red Bull despite concerns that domination will turn off viewers, particularly in the US.
"Every team has a succession plan," insists Ford Performance Motorsports Director, Mark Rushbrook in reaction to Adrian Newey's departure.