F1

Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu explains which areas of the team\'s Formula 1 operation will be improved by its alliance with Toyota.

Toyota\'s return to Formula 1 with Haas is not a step towards a return as a chassis or engine builder, it has indicated.

Toyota will officially return to F1 as a partner of Haas. They will have learned plenty from their previous stint in the world championship.

In the round-up: Safety improvements \'give Bianchi family peace\' • Ten teams commit to next F3 era • Incheon eager for F1 race

In the round-up: Ecclestone \'supports Massa\'s legal challenge\' • Crawford remaining at DAMS • Snake stops Bathurst practice

Do you understand all of the terms drivers use with their engineers over team radio" Here are some of the most common jargon you\'ll hear in F1.

Haas\' Formula 1 cars will carry the Toyota name from the next round as the world\'s largest car manufacturer returns to the world championship for the first time in 15 years.

Four Formula 1 drivers tested at Mugello, including Liam Lawson in a Red Bull and Lando Norris testing Pirelli\'s new, smaller 2026 tyres.

Will the presence of three sprint races in the final six rounds help or hinder Lando Norris in his pursuit of championship rival Max Verstappen"

In the round-up: Krack praises 2026 F1 rules changes • Foster handed IndyCar drive • Monger disqualified from driving

Max Verstappen has applied to trademark his "simply lovely" radio catchphrase to use it for a clothing range.

The FIA has announced two new appointments following the departures of a pair of senior figures earlier this month.

In the round-up: Harris reveals she\'s an F1 fan • IndyCar reveals high-speed Arlington street track • F1 "definitely coming" to South Africa

Today marks a full calendar year since the last time that Sauber scored a world championship point. They look no closer to getting another.

Charles Leclerc\'s defeat in the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix showed him "I really need to get the job done on Sunday", says Ferrari\'s Jock Clear.

Michael Andretti has confirmed he is stepping down in charge of Andretti Global, which competes in IndyCar and attempted to enter Formula 1.

At the peak of Red Bull\'s power, Max Verstappen spoke of the need to ensure continuity, but several senior staff members have left since.

In the round-up: Alpine promised me more power - Szafnauer • IndyCar announces new Texas street race • Six F3 drivers confirmed for 2025

In the round-up: Four PUs the "right limit" - Vasseur • Corruption charges over Singapore GP gifts • Fairclough ends season with 14th win

Derek Warwick\'s autobiography, covering his 13 years in Formula 1, has been nominated for an award by the Royal Automobile Club.

Mohammed Ben Sulayem has been FIA president for over 1,000 days - do you approve of the work he has done during that time"

In the round-up: Points can\'t "hide" our pace - Alonso • Palou \'among IndyCar\'s greatest\' • Thomas Bearman gets first F4 rookie podium

Jules Bianchi suffered injuries which ultimately proved fatal 10 years ago today at Suzuka, in a crash which forced many changes to Formula 1.

Had either McLaren driver scored their team\'s best result at every race this year, they would be leading the championship. Has Lando Norris missed too many opportunities"

In the round-up: Colapinto "best available option" • Sharp steps up to F3 with Rodin • Herbert explains Verstappen swearing penalty

In the round-up: US GP ticket sales up • Lapierre announces retirement • Mansell\'s engineer on title triumph

Red Bull reported an increase of revenues at its world championship-winning Formula 1 team during its dominant 2023 campaign.

Williams said a sharp increase in losses during its 2023 campaign was "in line with expectations" as it moved up three places to seventh in the championship.

In the round-up: Piastri \'would have preferred racing\' in 2022 • Russell completes Pirelli\'s wet weather tyre test • Chambers moving to Red Bull Academy

Formula 1 will not go ahead with plans to hold a one-off, non-championship race for rookies at the end of this year.

Red Bull motorsport consultant Helmut Marko said Daniel Ricciardo only showed he was quick enough twice in 25 races at their second team.

While FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem says the governing body deserves more credit, a former team principal has criticised his leadership.

In the round-up: "Too much rain" ruins wet weather tyre test • Alpine workers slate decision to end engine programme • McLaren junior set for F3

Daniel Ricciardo nearly lost his seat at Red Bull\'s second Formula 1 team much earlier in the season, Christian Horner has revealed.

Fernando Alonso revealed he became a racing driver because his father wanted him to - and says F1 racers must act like role models.

Renault has confirmed it will not build power units for the new regulations Formula is introducing in 2026.

Adrian Newey sees a major opportunity for F1 engine builders in 2026 - just as Alpine and Renault abandon their power unit programme.

The FIA suggested they were hoping to phase DRS out with F1\'s ground effect cars - but this year there are more zones than ever before.

In the round-up: McLaren reports £30m profit • Slater takes Italian F4 crown • Assetto Corsa Evo release date announced

In the round-up: Hamilton would be an eight-time champion if Whiting was still alive - Steiner • Camara succeeds Antonelli as FREC champion • Wurz to Trident

What do you think Formula 1 should do about the fastest lap bonus point" Have you say in this weekend\'s poll.

Guenther Steiner\'s first book was packed with swearing but devoid of insight. Is his second, "Unfiltered", any better"

In the round-up: Hamilton walks back strategy criticism • Tsunoda demo run ends in flames • Wharton wins third FREC race

With six rounds to go, nine of the ten head-to-head qualifying battles from the start of the season have already been decided.

What was Carlos Sainz Jnr thinking as he enjoyed a pre-race snack in Singapore" Can you come up with the best caption for this picture"