Formula 1

McLaren to unleash their new MCL39 floor upgrade at the Belgian GP after promising tests at Silverstone. Big moves in ”! Fresh off a commanding victory at Silverstone, McLaren isn’t hitting the brakes just yet. Instead, they’re stepping on the gas—hard. As Formula 1 action roars back to life at the Belgian Grand Prix, McLaren

Sebastian Vettel confirms F1 exit: “F1 is done,” but keeps the door open for WEC. What’s next for the four-time champion? Introduction Sebastian Vettel—one of the most beloved names in modern motorsport—has officially shut the door on any possible return to Formula 1. Yes, you read that right. The four-time world champion has made it

James Vowles reveals how cooling issues have affected Williams’ F1 2025 campaign and why they’re working to ensure it doesn’t hurt performance again. When your car is built for speed but suffers from heat exhaustion, it’s like being a marathon runner in a sauna—no matter how fit you are, you just can’t perform. That’s the

Ferrari’s telemetry reveals that the new suspension complements the Austria floor upgrade, offering a ” performance boost and lower ride setup! Introduction Formula 1 fans, have you noticed something a little different about Ferrari lately? If you’ve been paying attention since Austria, you might’ve seen a spark — a little more grip here, a tighter

F1 star Sergio Perez set to join Cadillac before Dutch GP, marking a bold new chapter in his career and stirring excitement among motorsport fans.

Ferrari prepare crucial upgrades starting at Spa, with a revised floor for Hungary, to close the gap to McLaren in the thrilling F1 battle. When you think of Ferrari, you probably imagine roaring engines, bright red cars, and passionate fans waving flags around the world. But beyond all that glamour lies a constant chase for

Apple may secure US Formula 1 broadcast rights after ‘F1: The Movie’ success, boosting its sports content and fan base. Formula 1 fans in the U.S. might soon be tuning in through a very different channel. After the roaring success of “F1: The Movie” starring Brad Pitt, which raced past $300 million at the global

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem ousts key senior figures without explanation in a surprising power move. What’s really happening behind the scenes?