The FIA has scrapped the normal curfew restrictions for Formula 1’s season-opening Australian Grand Prix. F1’s governing body relaxed the curfew rules for force majeure reasons due to the travel ...

But Hamilton has returned refreshed and reenergised ahead of the 2026 season, which will be his 20th in F1. The 41-year-old Briton has been in great spirits throughout a positive pre-season for ...

Fabio di Giannantonio emerged as Ducati’s top finisher at the Thai MotoGP, despite suffering a technical issue during Sunday’s race. The VR46 rider looked poised for a Buriram podium assault after ...

Marc Marquez says he still feels the “buzz” after earning his sixth Laureus nomination, but will he finally scoop the top award?

WEC has postponed its season opener in Qatar due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The opening round of the 2026 World Endurance Championship (WEC) in Qatar has been postponed as a result of ...

Lando Norris has been nominated for the Laureus World Breakthrough of the Year award after winning his first Formula 1 world championship. It is a first-time nomination for the McLaren driver, who ...

As the situation worsened, and with the World Health Organisation (WHO) declaring a pandemic, F1 cancelled the race on the Friday of the weekend amid mounting pressure from the teams and drivers.

What we've learned about the supposed reliability crisis facing Aston Martin and Honda at the start of F1 2026.

According to Australian Grand Prix chief Travis Auld, who spoke to local media Channel Nine, F1 has organised charter flights to get around 500 paddock personnel to Melbourne. As such, he is confident ...

In the team’s post-race press release, Rins was quoted as saying: "It was a really tough race, and it was very difficult to manage the tyres. I gave my 100% on every lap. “We ...

Marc Marquez was its leading light, finishing second in the sprint and on course for a podium in the grand prix before a ...

While Pedro Acosta took the title lead, Maverick Vinales described his Thai MotoGP weekend as getting “worse and worse”.