While Kimi Antonellis is quickly asserting himself as the lead force at Mercedes, George Russell must try not to become F1's next nearly man.

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem says the governing body is assessing the upcoming Middle Eastern motorsport events – including Formula 1 – and that any decisions will be guided by assessments around “safety and wellbeing”.Targeted attacks by the United States and Israel against Iran have been met with retaliation from...

Abu Dhabi might have seen the Formula 1 world drivers' championship finally decided in Lando Norris’ favor, but previous rounds included some dramatic moments that led to this point.

At over 7,200ft above sea level, the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez is a unique test, and this weekend’s guide to the challenge it provides is local hero Pato O’Ward, who will be taking part in FP1 again for McLaren.

Lewis Hamilton says he is getting more and more comfortable in the Ferrari but that a podium still feels far away after finishing fourth in last weekend's United States Grand Prix at COTA.Ferrari has yet to win a race this year, and Hamilton is still seeking his first podium. In...

That the USA now hosts three Formula 1 races signals shifts in perception by Americans and by the series. And, gratifyingly, those three U.S. venues offer very different products. We assess all three in the new RACER magazine, Issue 336: here we examine the most well established.

The original Formula 1 night race, the Singapore Grand Prix has quickly become one of the most iconic events on the calendar since its inaugural run in 2008.

The longest-serving team principal on the grid, who had led Red Bull to eight drivers’ championships and six constructors’ titles in 20 full seasons, is gone.

To describe Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari dream as turning into a nightmare would be an exaggeration, but nine grands prix in, it is not going well. Increasingly, his famous victory in the China sprint on only his second race start in red is an anomalous standout in a painfully mundane season...

ESPN’s live telecast of the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday, June 1, averaged 1.2 million viewers, the largest audience ever for the event on U.S. television, the network reports. The audience peaked at 1.3 million between 10:15-10:30am. The race also averaged 512,000 viewers in the Persons ages 18-49...