Formula 1

A look at three things we learned from Sunday's dramatic action at the Circuit of the Americas:

Adrian Newey has a reputation for designing innovative and competitive cars, particularly at the start of new regulatory periods.

McLaren's Lando Norris will be looking to go for the very top as he looks forward to the Driver's Championship in the ongoing season of Formula One.

McLaren's Lando Norris blamed himself after finishing third in a home British Grand Prix that he led and could have won.

Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso posted the fastest time in the second free practice at the Formula One Canadian Grand Prix.

Perez, though, will be extending his stay at Red Bull into a landmark fifth season and beyond, having joined the squad from Racing Point – now Aston Martin – back in 2021.

Sergio Perez is second in the standings after five races, with three seconds and a third and this weekend returns to Miami where last year he took pole position and finished runner-up to Max Verstappen.

According to reports from the BBC, Newey has apparently expressed his unhappiness over the internal power struggle between Horner and Helmut Marko that has ensued ever since news of team boss Horner's mistreatment of female employees in the team broke out...

The Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne will be the opening race because the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian rounds of the F1 championship — the first two races of this year — are shifting to mid-April dates to avoid the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

Here you can find the details pertaining to the upcoming F1 race at the iconic Suzuka International Circuit, Japanese Grand Prix 2024.

Seven-times world champion Hamilton lasted 15 laps at Albert Park before rolling to halt with a power unit failure, while Russell took a skid into gravel at turn six before smashing into a barrier at the end of the race.

The race went horribly wrong for Verstappen almost immediately when he was passed by Ferrari's Carlos Sainz on lap two before his brakes seized up and his race was over.

The FIA compliance officer received two complaints against Ben Sulayem. The first alleged he intervened to overturn a penalty given to Fernando Alonso at last year’s Saudi Arabian GP, and the second claimed Ben Sulayem told officials not to certify the La...

Horner faced a barrage of questions at last week's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and can expect more when the circus arrives in Australia next week.

Formula 1 remains abuzz about the future of Red Bull principal Christian Horner following allegations of inappropriate behaviour against him from a female member of his team.

"If there is a necessity for me to be in a Formula One car and there’s a (WEC) race weekend at the same time then obviously Formula One has priority," Schumacher, son of F1 great Michael, told media.