As the Seahawks dominated the Patriots on the field in Super Bowl LX, Formula One’s newest team was busy making an introduction.  With an expected audience of o

Whether 2026 F1 cars would be F2-like was a topic at last year’s Las Vegas Grand Prix as some drivers started to give insight into their simulator sessions. Aston Martin reserve driver Jak Crawford branded it “quite similar to drive to an F2 car”, which was put to Isack Hadjar, who described it as ‘closer to an F2 car performance-wise’.

The new generation of Formula 1 cars weren’t met with great enthusiasm by drivers when they were first tried in the simulator last year. But after the first real test of the new machines in Barcelona,

The international Gold Coast 600 event encouraged a number of former F1 drivers to turn their hands to Supercars. Sebastien Bourdais won with Jamie Whincup in 2011 and 2012, with former Ferrari ace Mika Salo winning with Will Davison for Ford Performance Racing in 2012.

Aston Martin unveiled its first Adrian Newey-designed Formula 1 car today, as the team bids to turn years of ambitious investment into genuine championship contention under the series’ radically overhauled 2026 regulations.

Juan Pablo Montoya spent the majority of his Formula 1 career at Williams. They signed him directly from American racing ahead of the 2001 season. It was a successful move, with Montoya winning four times in his 68 starts.

Mercedes announced on Monday that the 16-year-old American driver will represent the Silver Arrows in the all-women racing category, a junior racing series that uses a car similar to Formula 4.