Russell is back on pole for the first time since the Sprint in China.

Clive Mason / The 2026 cars rolled out of the garage at the Australian Grand Prix and into one of the most polarized receptions a new Formula 1 regulation set has ever received. The promise was a closer,

George Russell returned to form in fine style to take sprint pole at the Canadian Grand Prix. The Briton lapped the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in 1:12.965s to beat Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli by just 0.068s in a thrilling session. Lando Norris ...

Back in 2022, just months after winning his debut world title with Red Bull, Verstappen signed the longest single driver contract ever in Formula 1. He agreed a bumper five-year deal with the Milton Keynes squad, committing his future to Red Bull through to the end of 2028 despite having two seasons remaining on his previous deal.

The participation of Max Verstappen in the 24 Hours of the Nürburgring was arguably the biggest talking point during the break between the Miami and Canadian Grands Prix. Several Formula 1 drivers followed the Red Bull Racing driver’s debut in the prestigious endurance race with great interest,

Groundhogs are a recurring challenge at the Canadian Grand Prix, and Alex Albon's practice session crash is a prime example of the hazard they pose to drivers.

Martin Brundle claims Lewis Hamilton holds the power to keep racing for Ferrari beyond 2027.

Formula 1's ambition to move to a 60-40 split between combustion power and electric energy has hit practical and political roadblocks