F1
Revealed: How rookie drivers can buy F1 free practice seats for $3.5m
McLaren's court case against IndyCar champion Alex Palou has exposed the price that some drivers will pay to join a Formula 1 free practice session
Single-Seaters
See all the latest news across the single-seater racing spectrum. From Formula 1 to FIA Formula E, karting news and electric single-seater racing.
F1
Matt Bishop: When grief-fuelled McLaren honoured its founder the best way — with F1 victory
McLaren's victory celebrations, after winning its tenth F1 constructors' championship in Singapore, sent Matt Bishop contemplating its very first title — in 1974 — that was formed from the tragedy of founder Bruce McLaren's death
F1
Can McLaren keep the peace? - What to watch out for in the US GP
The title fight heats up in Austin as McLaren's internal rivalry, Verstappen's resurgence, Russell's momentum and a sprint weekend promise a dramatic United States Grand Prix
F1
2025 US GP start time: how to watch, live stream, F1 schedule and weather
How to watch the 2025 US Grand Prix - including TV coverage, live streaming options, and highlights. Full timetable for round 19 of the 2025 season, with session and race start times in Austin
F1
Jean Alesi to auction rare 1992 V12-powered Ferrari F92A
Ex-F1 star Alesi is putting his beloved 1992 Ferrari up for sale next year
F1
Why Ben Sulayem is set to run unopposed in FIA presidential election
Neither of Ben Sulayem's opponents appears to meet the new requirements introduced by the Emirati earlier this year
Indycar Racing News
Alex Palou: 'McLaren contract was based on lies – I’ll be paying for years'
Alex Palou has dominated IndyCar racing in recent seasons but claims that he's not even among the series' highest-earners as a result of McLaren's $20.7m case against him
F1
MPH: Rovanperä might just have enough time to reach F1
Kalle Rovanperä is quitting rallying to move to single-seaters with the aim of reaching Formula 1, and Mark Hughes reckons the Finn's goal is within reach
F1
Alex Palou was ready to give up on IndyCar to be F1 reserve driver
IndyCar champion Alex Palou insists Formula 1 continues to be his "dream" and admits he was ready to give up on his drive in the American series
Indycar Racing News
Alex Palou: 'I was upset and angry' when McLaren signed Piastri
Alex Palou says that the "only attraction" in signing an IndyCar deal with McLaren was the chance to move to F1. But he decided to breach that contract after the team signed Oscar Piastri, according to a High Court witness statement
F1
F1's great comebacks: five times drivers won from the back of the grid
Two decades on from his unforgettable charge from 17th to victory in Suzuka, Kimi Räikkönen’s 2005 triumph remains one of Formula 1’s greatest comebacks, but it's not the only one
F1
From Rosberg to Rovanperä - Motor sport's most shocking retirements
Led by the news of Kalle Rovanperä's unexpected decision to leave the WRC, we explore some of the most shocking retirements in motor sport history
F1
All the potential candidates seeking to dethrone Ben Sulayem as FIA president
Mohammed Ben Sulayem faces a rare challenge to his FIA presidency as three potential candidates have thrown their hat into the ring
Indycar Racing News
Zak Brown denies destroying evidence in McLaren case against Alex Palou
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown was accused in court of deleting crucial WhatsApp messages, on his second day of giving evidence in the $20.7m case between his team and IndyCar champion Alex Palou
F1
Mark Hughes: How McLaren could have won in Singapore — if its drivers weren't fighting
When Lando Norris pitted to avoid being overtaken by Oscar Piastri at the Singapore Grand Prix, he closed off the strategy that could have won him the F1 race; one that was proven by Lewis Hamilton back in 2014
F1
Celebrities over track action? Why the Singapore GP was better than it looked on TV
As his radio messages were highlighted again, Fernando Alonso told F1 after the Singapore GP to focus on improving its TV coverage instead - and judging by what fans didn't see, he might have a point
Indycar Racing News
McLaren boss Zak Brown clashes with Alex Palou lawyer: 'You are talking rubbish!'
Zak Brown came under attack in court today, but wasn't afraid to shoot back, as he attempted to justify why his McLaren team is owed $20.7m by IndyCar champion Alex Palou.
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