Horner: Only Wolff doesn’t want to experiment in Austria
Formula 1 has a perfect opportunity to experiment with back-to-back races in Austria in July but champions Mercedes are standing in the way, Red B... Read More...
Ferrari launch driver academy in Australia
The Ferrari Driver Academy (FDA) will set up a new development programme in Sydney as they look to develop regional talent for the future, Motorsp... Read More...
Penske buys Formula 1, Stroll and Wolff buy Ferrari
In news that is set to shake the motorsport world, we have learned that Mercedes motorsport chief Toto Wolff and Canadian billionaire Lawrence Str... Read More...
Simming Memoirs: Improbable beginnings
Simming Memoirs takes you on journey through Tom Fitch's attempts at replicating auto-racing. From initial elementary attempts to the latest curre... Read More...
COVID-19: Formula 1 postpones 2021 rules to 2022 season
"Formula 1, the FIA and all ten teams have unanimously agreed to delay the introduction of the 2021 technical regulations by a year to 2022," was ... Read More...
Sport goes virtual as COVID-19 wreaks havoc indefinitely
The coronavirus has brought sport to a standstill but the virtual world is seizing the opportunity to fill the void, with athletes, including illu... Read More...
Inside Line: Jean Todt triggers legal action against our site
We received by email a letter of demand from South Africa-based lawyers Webber Wentzel representing Jean Todt in his personal capacity, demanding ... Read More...
Carey: We apologise to those fans affected by the cancellation
Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has written to all F1 fans in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak, apologising to all those affected by the pandemic that ... Read More...
Jean Todt: We must temporarily change our way of working
FIA President Jean Todt has released a statement regarding the CIVD-19 pandemic and the effect it is having not only on motorsport but the entire ... Read More...
Jones: Australian Grand Prix should have gone ahead
Formula 1 legend and World Champion Alan Jones believes that the cancelled, 2020 season-opening, Australian Grand Prix should have happened despit... Read More...
No F1 but Max, Lando and buddies go virtual racing
Formula 1 drivers Max Verstappen and Lando Norris were racing on Sunday but, with the season-opening Australian Grand Prix cancelled due to the co... Read More...
Formula 1 drivers turn to virtual racing amid turmoil
F1 drivers Max Verstappen and Lando Norris are revving up to race in a coronavirus-free virtual world on Sunday after the cancellation of the Form... Read More...
COVID-19: Dutch Grand Prix next to be cancelled
Press Association (PA) news agency is reporting that the Dutch Grand Prix scheduled to make a return to Zandvoort on 3 May will be cancelled as ha... Read More...
Ecclestone: Ferrari wouldn’t work for Hamilton
With Formula 1 (make that the globe) struck by the COVID-19 pandemic, the sport's former supremo Bernie Ecclestone has emerged from the shadows to... Read More...
COVID-19: Formula 1 hoping virus hit season will start in May
Formula 1 plans to start its coronavirus-ravaged season in May after cancelling this weekend’s opener in Australia and postponing the next three r... Read More...
Carey: I think we’ve made the right decisions
Amid criticism regarding the tardiness of the cancellation of the Formula 1 season-opening Australian Grand Prix this weekend, the sport's CEO Cha... Read More...
Ecclestone: The problem is they did nothing for too long
Former Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has blamed the sport's powerbrokers that be for taking too long to come to a decision to cancel the Aus... Read More...
COVID-19: All Indycar races cancelled through April
Indycar have followed the global trend of major sports by calling off this weekend's Grand Prix of St. Petersburg season opener as COVID-19 plays ... Read More...