U.S. Formula 1 TV rights holder Apple sees potential for the sport to grow multiple times over.

The Formula 1 paddock remembers Alex Zanardi following his death.

The law of unintended consequences is powerful in Formula 1. A sporting entity as complex as this cannot fail to be at the mercy of it, whether that’s external geopolitical influences that led to the cancellation of April’s Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix, or the impact of rule changes...

The Turkish Grand Prix at Istanbul Park will return to the Formula 1 calendar on a five-year deal, starting in 2027.

It’s quite remarkable, in many ways. Formula 2 has seen a number of American talents come through its ranks, and is part of the Liberty Media group that has overseen Formula 1’s huge focus on the United States and North America in recent years. And yet, even in its previous...

The fourth and fifth rounds of the 2026 championship were due to take place on April 12 and 19 respectively.

Formula 1 is unlikely to replace the upcoming races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia if the pair are canceled due to the ongoing war in the Middle East, RACER understands.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali believes Apple can have a greater reach than ESPN did as F1's U.S. broadcaster.

Formula 1 President and CEO Stefano Domenicali says the majority of fans will not be able to notice significant differences in driving style required by the 2026 cars and is confident the new regulations will deliver great racing.

Despite losing the Spanish Grand Prix to Madrid, Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya will remain on the F1 calendar, albeit in rotation with Spa-Francorchamps.