Spectators and the media will be locked out of the first test featuring the all-new cars and engines for 2026. Unlike in ...

It's been a "tough" first half-season at Williams for former Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz. In Austria, his eleventh race for ...

Despite their clash two weeks ago in Canada, the title-duelling McLaren duo managed a near-seamless and exciting ...

Franco Colapinto is not the only Alpine driver who may have departed Austria feeling a little nervous. Executive advisor and ...

Tyre degradation in Formula 1 refers to the loss of tyre performance over time due to physical wear and thermal damage. As tyres degrade, they lose grip, making the car slower, less stable, and harder ...

Contrary to popular belief, there have been quite a few American Formula 1 drivers who raced in both the US and around the world. The United States ranks second only to the United Kingdom in its ...

Being a high stakes and a volatile sport, there have been many deaths in Formula 1 racing. Formula 1 drivers risk their lives as well as those of other drivers, race officials and spectators. But such ...

Formula 1 drivers must navigate a complex set of rules and regulations designed to ensure fair competition and maintain the highest safety standards. Violations of these rules can result in a variety ...

The 1980s saw a revolution in F1 chassis design with the introduction of carbon fiber composites. McLaren’s MP4/1, debuted in 1981, was the first F1 car to use a carbon fiber monocoque. Carbon fibres ...

Formula 1 pedals serve as the crucial contact points between a driver and their machine, translating the slightest pressure adjustments into significant changes in speed and control. Unlike road car ...

How much do F1 engineers earn? The salaries in Formula 1 engineering vary widely depending on experience and role. A graduate engineer can expect to earn between £25,000 and £30,000 per year, while a ...