Formula 1 cars to switch to all-wheel drive in 2021?
Don’t be alarmed by the title just yet, this is not a definite thing. According to an Autosport report, Formula 1 (F1) teams have been invited to meet with the FIA and F1’s commercial rights […]
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Fernando Alonso to remain with McLaren in 2018
Fernando Alonso has confirmed he will contest the 2018 Formula 1 season for McLaren, ending speculation that he will leave the team after a frustrating number of races. The two-time world champion has been tipped […]
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Renault Sport Racing F1 team confirms departure of Jolyon Palmer; Carlos Sainz joins as his replacement
The recently concluded Japanese Grand Prix will be the last race for Jolyon Palmer with Renault Sport Racing, as the British racing driver will depart from the F1 team by mutual agreement. “I would like […]
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Vietnam could look to host Formula 1 races – report
According to a report by Motorsport.com, Vietnam could host a Formula One race in the future. Sean Bratches, F1’s managing director of commercial operations, revealed the push for another race in Asia comes in light […]
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Haas seeks RM3.2mil in compensation from Sepang
Remember that fake invoice – which insinuated that the Haas F1 Team billed the Sepang International Circuit (SIC) US$295,000 (RM1.2 million) after a loose drain cover caused Romain Grosjean’s scary Friday practice crash at the […]
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2017 Malaysian GP: Verstappen wins thrilling final race
The Formula One circus capped off the final Malaysian Grand Prix in style, as Red Bull’s Max Verstappen clinched victory in a race that saw plenty of thrills and spills throughout the weekend. The Dutchman […]
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Sepang won’t be a white elephant, Formula 1 could return to Malaysia in the future – PM Najib
The Sepang International Circuit (SIC) hosted its 19th and last Formula 1 race yesterday, but prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said that the track will not be a “white elephant”, adding that many […]
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Haas F1 Team’s RM1.24 mil “invoice” to SIC is fake
According to a report by Berita Harian, Sepang International Circuit CEO Datuk Razlan Razali expressed his displeasure at parties spreading fake documents and ambiguous rumours relating to the final Formula 1 Malaysian Grand Prix. Razlan […]
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Malaysia wouldn’t want to host F1, even for free – SIC
This weekend sees the final Formula 1 Malaysian Grand Prix being held in Sepang, but its organiser isn’t feeling warm and fuzzy about the farewell, it seems. If anything, the sentiment is very much the […]
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F1 to lose ‘one of the toughest’ with SIC – Hamilton
The departure of our very own Sepang International Circuit from the Formula 1 calendar will see the loss of one of the toughest circuits to host the premier open-wheel racing series, three-time F1 drivers champion […]
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RBR will be Aston Martin Red Bull Racing from 2018
It’s confirmed. Aston Martin will be Red Bull Racing’s title partner from the 2018 season, and the team will be officially called Aston Martin Red Bull Racing. This is an upgrade from Gaydon’s role as […]
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Mercedes’ new F1 motor hits 50% thermal efficiency
Mercedes-AMG has achieved yet another breakthrough in furthering development of the internal combustion engine, this time achieving a 50% thermal efficiency rating for its Formula One engine. The figure was achieved during a dyno test […]
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Aston Martin wants to be more involved in Formula 1, currently studying future engine regulations – CEO
Unlike endurance racing, Formula 1 isn’t losing appeal among carmakers. Le Mans champions Porsche is interested in joining the circus, and Aston Martin – currently an “innovation partner” of Red Bull Racing – wants to […]
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Singapore will continue hosting Formula 1 until 2021
After much speculation about its future, it has been confirmed the Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix will continue for another four more years from 2018 to 2021. Singapore has been part of the Formula 1 […]
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McLaren chooses Renault as new engine supplier from 2018 F1 season; Honda partners up with Toro Rosso
It’s now official, Honda will stop supplying engines to McLaren from the 2018 Formula One World Championship. Instead, the Japanese marque has announced a new deal to deliver power units to Scuderia Toro Rosso beginning […]
