Formula 1 (F1)

F1: Ferrari to release Carlos Sainz early for Williams testing

Carlos Sainz will get a jump start on his transition to Williams, with Ferrari agreeing to release the Spaniard early from his commitments with the team so Sainz can...

F1: Formula 1 to race in Monaco through at least 2031

The Monaco Grand Prix will continue to be contested through at least 2031 after Formula 1 agreed to...

F1: Sergio Perez: Rejected two other offers to stay at Red Bull

Sergio Perez said he rejected opportunities from two other Formula 1 teams to return to Red Bull for...

F1: Alpine switching from Renault to Mercedes engines in ’26

Alpine will switch to Mercedes engines starting with the 2026 season, the Formula 1 team confirmed Tuesday. The new...

F1: Reports: Mercedes confirm Lewis Hamilton to race final 3 events

Lewis Hamilton will drive for Ferrari next year, but rumors that the seven-time Formula 1 champion is exiting...
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F1: F1 to open 75th season at Melbourne in 2025

Formula One will open its 75th anniversary season in 2025 with the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on March 16. F1 released the 24-race calendar...

F1: Aston Martin re-signs Fernando Alonso through 2026

Aston Martin signed two-time Formula 1 world champion Fernando Alonso through the end of the 2026 season on Thursday. The contract of the 42-year-old Spanish...

F1: 4-time champ Sebastian Vettel hints at return to Formula One

Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel told Sky Sports that he is mulling a return to Formula One in 2025. Vettel, 36, won his championships with...

F1: Carlos Sainz wins Australian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen DNF

Max Verstappen's win streak ended at nine after a brake fire cut short his race on Sunday at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne. Ferrari's...

F1: Williams removes Logan Sargeant from Australian GP

A teammate's crash has knocked American Formula 1 driver Logan Sargeant out of Saturday's Australian Grand Prix. The Williams team announced that it is giving...

F1: Red Bull boss confident Max Verstappen not bolting for Mercedes

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is confident three-time world champion Max Verstappen will remain with the team amid rumors that he might be...
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