McLaren have two rising stars on their hands in Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, but the Woking-based team could be forced to make a decision on which driver to favour as the 2025 season edges closer ...

Roger Penske has successfully fielded cars in countless major disciplines — but the death of Mark Donohue ended Penske's F1 ...

After an uncharacteristically quiet opening day, Team Penske roared to the top of the overall speed charts Tuesday during the ...

Brad Pitt’s upcoming film, F1, centers on former driver Sonny Hayes mentoring young prodigy Joshua Pearce in the world of ...

Norwegian stop motion filmmaker Ivo Caprino took nearly five years to bring his tiny race car vision to life on the silver ...

Heading to the Miami Grand Prix this year? Well, a piece of Formula 1 history could ... The machinery up for auction was driven by Brazilian F1 racer Rubens Barrichello during the groundbreaking 2009 ...

The first Brawn GP Formula 1 car is being made available to the public for the very first time as part of Bonham’s auction at the Miami Grand Prix this May. BGP 001/01 is one of just three Brawn ...

The FIA has officially announced that the Las Vegas Grand Prix will start earlier ... Whether in a Formula 1 car, a GT racer, or—shockingly—a MotoGP prototype, the seven-time world champion’s ...

A legendary 1950s Mercedes racing car piloted by two of Formula One's greatest drivers set a new record this weekend by becoming the most expensive Grand Prix machine ever sold at auction.

Boasting a top speed of 186mph, the remarkable machine that typifies the "Silver Arrows" nickname claimed victory on its debut in 1955 at the Buenos Aires Grand Prix, but with a cigar shaped open ...

As the Goodwood Festival of Speed presented by Mastercard prepares to celebrate the 75 th anniversary of the Formula 1 World Championship, it’s crucial to remember that Grand Prix racing itself didn’t ...

Now this week, we’re hearing increasing discussion of 2025’s most anticipated game, Grand Theft Auto 6, potentially costing not $70, not $80, or even $90…but $100. Could it really?