Gasly stripped of Monaco GP podium on appeal as Hadjar gets third
Alpine’s Pierre Gasly has been stripped of his third place at the Monaco Grand Prix and Isack Hadjar reinstated to third position, the FIA’s International Court of Appeal has ruled.
Pressure off for F1 leader Antonelli heading into home race in Italy
No longer a teenager, Kimi Antonelli is keen to show just how much he has progressed as he prepares for his home grand prix, even though he has to start at the back of the grid.
Alonso uncertain on future: ‘This is not the Formula 1 we grew up with’
Fernando Alonso has said his decision on whether to keep racing into 2027 with Aston Martin is still not made because "this is not the Formula 1 we grew up with."
Hamilton hoping statement arrival at Monza will lead to 'phenomenal' win for Ferrari
After a statement entrance at Monza’s iconic circuit, Lewis Hamilton is targeting history at this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix.
Norris says he would be ‘proud’ if he finished his F1 career with McLaren
Lando Norris has said his McLaren contract extension was an easy decision to make while the team is enjoying such success, suggesting he would be happy to eventually retire from Formula 1 as a one-team man.
Monza personifies the passion that enticed Leclerc to commit his future to Ferrari
Ferrari hasn't been a title contender in some time, but Charles Leclerc is confident that will change. Until then, he's enjoying being an icon in Italy.
Lawson to drive Red Bull again at Italian GP with Hadjar ruled out
Liam Lawson will once again deputise for Isack Hadjar at the Italian Grand Prix after Red Bull confirmed that the Frenchman was still continuing his rehabilitation from a wrist injury.
Ferrari to run Schumacher tribute livery at Italian Grand Prix
Ferrari will mark the 30-year anniversary of Michael Schumacher's arrival at Maranello by running a special livery at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix.
F1 2027 driver lineups: Who has a seat - and who's out of contract?
The 2026 rule changes threw Formula 1 into a new era of challenges and uncertainty, but the real moments of unpredictability are still to come.
Norris signs new contract to stay at McLaren until at least 2030
Reigning world champion Lando Norris has committed his long-term future to McLaren after signing a new contract to remain at the team until at least 2030.
Red Bull still won't be granted engine upgrade opportunities, rivals Mercedes and Ferrari will
Red Bull Powertrains will continue into the second half of the season as the only Formula 1 engine manufacturer that has not been granted an upgrade opportunity for its power unit.
Colapinto staying in F1, will partner with Gasly at Alpine for next season
Franco Colapinto’s most successful Formula 1 season yet has been rewarded with a confirmation that he will stay with Alpine for the 2027 season.
Madring declared ready for its first F1 Spanish Grand Prix after conclusion of F3 tests
The new Madring circuit debuting this season in Formula One has been deemed ready for its inaugural race after successfully hosting tests with the lower-tiered F3 cars this week.
FIA condemns 'harassment' after social media abuse of F1 stewards
The governing body for Formula 1, the FIA, has condemned “harassment and disrespect” in abusive social media comments about race stewards following the Dutch Grand Prix.
Norris says his car isn’t good enough for F1 title shot but McLaren could fix that
Lando Norris says he doesn’t yet have a car capable of vying for the Formula 1 title despite back-to-back Grand Prix wins but he could “win every race” remaining this season if McLaren manages to solve its biggest vulnerability.
McLaren boss Stella on Norris: ‘He’s driving at the level of a world champion’
McLaren boss Andrea Stella has said Lando Norris is showing why he is world champion.
Norris backs himself after Dutch Grand Prix win boosts hopes of title defence
Lando Norris declared he is doing a better job than every other driver after a superb win at the Dutch Grand Prix -- where Max Verstappen walked away from a huge crash at his final home race.
Mercedes boss Wolff defends ordering Russell to let Antonelli by
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff defended the use of team orders in the Formula 1 title fight after George Russell protested after being asked to give up second place in the Dutch Grand Prix to teammate Kimi Antonelli.
Russell defends Mercedes’ team orders: Title rival Antonelli ‘deserved to finish ahead’
George Russell has said Mercedes was right to ask him to move over and let teammate and title rival Kimi Antonelli by at the Dutch Grand Prix, even if it cost him ground in the championship.
Norris wins captivating Dutch Grand Prix to take back-to-back victories
Reigning world champion Lando Norris proved McLaren are back in the fight after claiming victory at the Dutch Grand Prix.
Verstappen suffers big crash in opening stages of Dutch Grand Prix
Max Verstappen crashed heavily at the start of his final Dutch Grand Prix before it drops off the Formula 1 calendar.
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