Aug 12
Red Bull Racing has demoted Pierre Gasly after just 12 races of the Formula One season and promoted Alexander Albon to race alongside Max Verstappen.
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Aug 8
F1 to race Mexican Grand Prix through 2022
Formula One has extended the Mexican Grand Prix through 2022, keeping a race that draws some of the season's biggest crowds on the calendar.
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Aug 7
Mexico City to hold Formula 1 race without public funds
Mexico City's mayor says a group of businessmen has resolved financing questions about this year's Formula One race in Mexico's capital. They're stepping in to contribute money the government no longer wants to devote to the race.
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Aug 8
As Lewis Hamilton moves ever closer to Michael Schumacher's Formula One record of 91 Grand Prix wins, a younger and equally ambitious driver is emerging as his main rival. Red Bull's Max Verstappen is showing the kind of daring and panache now seemingly beyond the reach of Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel
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Aug 4
Bottas faces uncertain summer as Mercedes decides his future
Valtteri Bottas faces an uncertain summer after two unconvincing races as he waits to find out his Mercedes future. The Finn is fighting to keep his place at the F1 giant, with Mercedes set to decide whether to offer him a new deal during the upcoming midseason break.
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Aug 4
Hamilton takes late lead to win Hungarian GP
Lewis Hamilton overtook Max Verstappen near the end of the Hungarian Grand Prix to earn his 81st Formula One race victory and extend his championship lead.
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Aug 4
Yannick Ngakoue's holdout failed to land him a new contract. The standout pass rusher reported to the Jacksonville Jaguars' training camp Sunday following an 11-day absence and appears ready to play out his rookie deal.
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Aug 3
Leclerc blasts his own performance at Hungarian GP
Charles Leclerc was in unforgiving mood at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday. "I thought I was going to have to pull out," Leclerc said, reflecting on the incident. "(It was) a totally unnecessary mistake."
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Aug 3
Verstappen earns pole at Hungarian GP
Max Verstappen produced a near-perfect lap at the Hungarian Grand Prix to take the first pole position of his Formula One career on Saturday. The Red Bull driver set a track record with 1 minute, 14.958 seconds and then beat it again with 1:14.572.
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Aug 2
Since engine failure forced an exasperated Max Verstappen out of last year's Hungarian Grand Prix, he has 11 podium finishes among 20 consecutive Formula One races in the top five.
