2024 FIA Formula One Season. Stay Up To Date
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Formula 1 Reveals 2025 Sprint Race Calendar
Formula 1 has unveiled the six circuits chosen for the F1 Sprint races in the 2025 season.
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2024 Austrian Grand Prix: Full Weekend Report & Highlights
Round eleven of the 2024 F1 season continued in Europe at the Red Bull Ring for the officially titled Formula 1 Qatar Airways Austrian Grand Prix 2024.
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Lando Norris Outclasses Max Verstappen For First F1 Win
In his 110th Formula 1 race, Lando Norris clinched his maiden victory by pulling ahead of Max Verstappen to secure the win at the Miami GP.
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Red Bull Announces Departure of Chief Designer Adrian Newey
Red Bull has officially announced that their chief designer, Adrian Newey, will depart from the team in early 2025.
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Sainz Dominates in Australian Grand Prix as Max’s Streak Ends
In a dramatic Australian Grand Prix, Carlos Sainz led Ferrari to a one-two finish alongside Charles Leclerc, with Lando Norris securing his season's first podium.
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Max Verstappen Wins 2024’s First Race with Sergio Perez Second
Max Verstappen showcased a masterclass in the Bahrain Grand Prix, leading from the off and taking the win; Sergio Perez secured a commendable second for a Red Bull 1-2, with Carlos Sainz eclipsing Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc for third.
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F1 Testing Day One: Verstappen Quickest With Lando Second
The updated Red Bull RB20 made headlines on the track and on the timesheet, with Max Verstappen leading the first day ahead of Lando Norris.
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F1 Testing Day One: Red Bull RB20 Dominates Morning Session
The 2024 F1 season kicked off with the first four hours of on-track activity during the Bahrain 3 day test; early focus was on the RB20 and W15.
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Red Bull Unveils New RB20 F1 Car Before 2024 F1 Season
Red Bull unveils their 2024 car, the RB20, at a launch event at their HQ in Milton Keynes with Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez in attendance.
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McLaren Unveils New MCL38 F1 Car Before Silverstone Test
Ahead of the 2024 season, McLaren has revealed its latest car, the MCL38, which was strategically timed at 08:38 GMT, as a reference to the name.
