According to Puck News, ESPN president Jimmy Pitaro has informed F1 that it won’t renew its rights agreement that ends after the 2025 season. ESPN has been paying approximately $90 million per season ...

But Formula One world champion Max Verstappen sees untapped potential in the virtual world. Sim racing is more than a video ...

The all-new FW47 is Williams’ offering to the 2025 Formula 1 grid, rocking a brand-new title sponsor in Atlassian, as well as ...

The impact on Stake is immediate and has operational repercussions managed by TGP Europe Limited, which oversees the site as ...

Formula 1 is set to host a first-ever collective season launch in London this month, followed by standalone events for teams ...

A hot lap in an F1 racecar makes one appreciate the precision with which drivers handle every turn at the coming ...

ESPN has decided not to renew its Formula One broadcasting rights, prompting a competitive race for the contract.

Lando Norris has pledged to get tough and drive with his “elbows out” against Max Verstappen as the two prepare to resume ...

TDF’s F1 cars are available in the U.S. through O’Gara Motorsport, which also provides driver training and hosts track events ...

Standing beside Fernando Alonso after being flown to Barcelona for a photoshoot, Sebastian Job was finally a professional ...

F1’s broadcast rights in the U.S are up for renewal at the end of the year. The outcome of the deal will be critical to the ...

Formula 1 has announced that luxury Swiss watchmaker TAG Heuer will be the first-ever title partner of the Monaco Grand Prix ...