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: Lewis Hamilton wins Belgian Grand Prix after George Russell DQ

George Russell was stripped of his win in the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday after race officials discovered the Mercedes entry was underweight. Runner up...

F1: Max Verstappen gets 10-place grid penalty

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen received a 10-place grid penalty for Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix, F1 announced on Friday. The punishment comes on the heels...

F1: Esteban Ocon signs multi-year deal with Haas

Haas is adding France's Esteban Ocon to its Formula One team for 2025 and beyond. The American team announced Thursday that Ocon signed a multi-year...

F1: Nico Hulkenberg calls Audi shakeup ‘a bit of a shock’

Driver Nico Hulkenberg said he initially felt "a bit of a shock" after Audi's management shakeup earlier this week. Former Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto...

F1: Oscar Piastri wins Hungarian Grand Prix in drama-packed race

Oscar Piastri captured the first win of his Formula One career on Sunday at the Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest, but not without a...

F1: Kevin Magnussen to depart Haas at end of season

Kevin Magnussen, Haas' longest-serving driver, will leave the team at the conclusion of the season. Magnussen, 31, is in the midst of his second stint...
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