What Russell had to say in Silverstone on his Mercedes F1 contract

Williams and Gulf Oil have launched a new campaign inviting fans around the world to help design a one-off Formula 1 livery for this year’s Brazilian Grand Prix.Unveiled at a special event in London’s Piccadilly Circus, the Driven by Words campaign puts fans quite literally at the heart of the creative process. Instead of voting on colours or patterns, supporters are asked to submit words ...Keep reading

I know the team has trust in me so I am not really worried.”

There can be fewer places more suited to partnering with luxury real estate brand BEYOND Developments than the original home of Formula 1.With F1 and the British Grand Prix at Silverstone toasting 75 years this weekend, a new venture has taken the opportunity to team up with the Northamptonshire circuit.The collaboration follows similar moves that was BEYOND named official real estate ...Keep reading

Lewis Hamilton says he has held talks with Ferrari about their strategy.

Max Verstappen has reiterated that nothing has changed regarding his Red Bull future amid fresh reports of a Mercedes approach.

“There are these kinds of laps and you look and you’re just a bit lost for words and you don’t understand where the performance comes from.”

George Russell has given his firmest indication yet that his Formula 1 future lies with Mercedes, labelling his chances of leaving in 2026 "exceptionally low."Russell's future has been up for debate as the Briton has yet to ink a new deal, and public chatter intensified after he revealed last weekend in Austria that team boss Toto Wolff has been having conversations with Max Verstappen's ...Keep reading

Alpine has taken the covers off an all-new electric rally car that is set to make its competition debut before the end of the 2025 season.The French manufacturer today revealed a rally version of its A290 road car, which is a performance-based derivative of the new Renault 5 electric vehicle.The A290 Rallye is built to the FIA’s eRally5 regulations, devised in 2022 for cars largely based ...Keep reading

George Russell has given his firmest indication yet that his Formula 1 future lies with Mercedes, labelling his chances of leaving in 2026 "exceptionally low".Russell's future has been up for debate as the Briton has yet to ink a new deal, and public chatter intensified after he revealed last weekend in Austria that team boss Toto Wolff has been having conversations with Max Verstappen's ...Keep reading

George Russell has given his firmest indication yet that his Formula 1 future lies with Mercedes, labelling his chances of leaving in 2026 "exceptionally low".Russell's future has been up for debate as the Briton has yet to ink a new deal, and public chatter intensified after he revealed last weekend in Austria that team boss Toto Wolff has been having conversations with Max Verstappen's ...Keep reading

Red Bull is supporting Yuki Tsunoda through tough times, says the Japanese driver.

Autosport National host Kevin Turner is joined by MotorSport Vision group motorsport event manager David Willey to pick out some of the highlights of the 2025 edition, including star performances from British Touring Car champions Colin Turkington and Tom Ingram.They also discuss the challenges of going racing with the sophisticated Super Tourers and look ahead to what could make the event ...Keep reading

"It's definitely interesting. I would obviously love to, out of curiosity, go and have a look for myself."

Ex-Moto2 racer Borja Gomez has died following a crash during a testing session in France.

George Russell's latest response to speculation that he could be replaced by Max Verstappen

Liam Lawson has responded to McLaren CEO Zak Brown's recent claims that Racing Bulls would be ahead of Red Bull if the Milton Keynes outfit didn't have four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen.Verstappen's future at Red Bull has once again come into question with rumours circulating that the Dutchman could be considering a move to Mercedes in the future. While Mercedes chief Toto Wolff ...Keep reading

Lando Norris says he hasn’t yet proven he’s F1’s top driver despite reigniting his title bid with victory in Austria.

Aprilia says its "priority" is still to keep Jorge Martin for MotoGP 2026. If not, "there are only two options" for resolving the situation.