Thai racer Albon gets Toro Rosso F1 seat for 2019
One of the last remaining seats for the 2019 Formula 1 season at Toro Rosso now has a confirmed driver. To be vacated by New Zealander Brendon Hartley, the seat at the Faenza, Italy-based team […]
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Vietnam joins Formula 1 with street circuit race in 2020
Vietnam will join the Formula 1 calendar in 2020, with the inaugural Vietnamese Grand Prix set to take place in April that year. The Vietnamese government and the organisers of Formula One have announced that […]
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Fernando Alonso to leave Formula 1 after 2018 season
McLaren has announced that Fernando Alonso will leave Formula 1 after the 2018 season, stopping short of confirming a full retirement from the sport. The Spaniard has spent 17 years racing in the top open-wheel […]
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Valtteri Bottas to race for Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport in 2019, option for a further year in 2020
We’re only halfway through the 2018 Formula One World Championship, but Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport has already confirmed its driver line-up for the 2019 season. Shortly after securing Lewis Hamilton’s services until end 2020, Valtteri Bottas […]
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Lewis Hamilton agrees to two-year contract extension with Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport till end 2020
Lewis Hamilton will remain with the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport Formula 1 team for a further two years after agreeing to a contract extension. The Brit will remain a Silver Arrows driver until the end of […]
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Aston Martin close to backing out of F1 engine project
It’s been known for some time that Formula 1 is highly interested in bringing in new engine suppliers to the sport, but it is already close to losing a potential candidate in Aston Martin, according […]
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Honda to supply engines to Red Bull in F1 for 2019
It’s official. After months of deliberations, Red Bull Racing has finally decided on its engine supplier for the 2019 Formula 1 season – and surprise, surprise, it’s Honda. The Milton Keynes-based outfit signed a two-year […]
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Toro Rosso and Force India reveal their 2018 F1 cars
The last two teams competing in this year’s Formula One World Championship have revealed their race cars for the upcoming season. The first race on the calendar will be the Australian Grand Prix, which takes […]
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Renault, Sauber and Williams unveil 2018 F1 race cars
The 2018 Formula One season is about to kick off in a matter of weeks, and participating teams such as Ferrari, Haas, McLaren and Mercedes-AMG F1 have already unveiled their respective race cars. Now, Renault, […]
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McLaren MCL33 revealed with Renault power unit
McLaren is the next Formula One team to reveal its 2018 race car, the MCL33, which is the first time in the brand’s 52-year history that it has run a car powered by a Renault […]
