Formula one Grand Prix driver James Hunt in the Marlboro car at the Grand Prix of Long Beach, 1977. (From the archives of the Historical Society of Long Beach) ...

It also means the end of the company's 30-year association with F1. Tobacco giant Philip Morris, which owns Marlboro and spends around $150 million a year on motor racing, say the decision was ...

McLaren maximized its Sunday despite Norris experiencing what became a “critical” brake issue, bringing home its 50th-ever 1-2 finish with Piastri taking his third victory in his F1 career.