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Marking 75 years of Formula 1, the 2025 Silverstone Festival has assembled an F1 car for each world champion in an unprecedented showcase

The 2025 F1 title is as close as it gets – James Elson asks why it all feels so uneventful

The 2026 Formula 1 season's radical overhaul will reveal whether aero, engine, or driver skill holds the key to the championship's future

F1's 75th anniversary celebrations burst into life at an elaborate season-opening show. Since then, it's missed plenty of opportunities to mark the momentous occasion, says Katy Fairman

James Elson runs the slide rule over the performances of the 2025 F1 grid so far – who's impressed, and who's flopped?

Scalextric's 1963 Monaco Grand Prix Twin Car Pack revives the legendary duel between Jim Clark's Lotus 25 and Graham Hill's BRM P57 in 1:32 scale

So often treated as an afterthought among Britain’s Formula 1 champions, Damon Hill’s story proves he was anything but, as Matt Bishop explains

Lewis Hamilton's first season at Ferrari has been tougher than expected - but his focus is already on shaping a 2026 car he says will carry "my DNA"

McLaren will make motor sport history by auctioning three future competition cars - including a yet-to-be-raced Formula 1 chassis - before they even hit the track

Red Bull co-founder Dietrich Mateschitz's death didn't just change the company. It marked the begining of the end for Christian Horner's two-decade reign at the head of the F1 team

At the 2025 Formula 1 season reached the summer break, clear winners and losers have emerged in a campaign defined by McLaren’s dominance

Vittorio Brambilla won just a single grand prix in his Formula 1 career but, writes Matt Bishop, it was a spectacularly skilful and determined victory at an Austrian race blanketed by rain and tragedy

The Monterey Motorsports Reunion returns to Laguna Seca this August with four days of historic racing, rare machinery, and a special celebration of Formula 1's 75th anniversary

Alpine sits at the bottom of the F1 championship table this year; its drivers struggling with the car. But one change due in 2026 could transform its fortunes, says Mark Hughes

As Formula 1's summer break starts, who’s winning the most revealing battle - the one against their own team-mate?

When you're falling behind, there's less risk in trying something different. Which is why F1 drivers can ace grands prix and still get beaten by a slower team-mate — as Oscar Piastri and Lewis Hamilton know too well

Didier Pironi's devil-may-care attitude brought tragedy and disaster to his short career. What could he have achieved in an alternate version of his story? asks Matt Bishop