Yuki Tsunoda has big ambitions for his career in F1, stating that his dream is to become the first Japanese driver to win a Formula 1 grand prix.
After Honda’s decision to exit Formula 1 at the end of 2021, Red Bull has reached a deal with the Japanese Manufacturer to take over the Honda power units after their departure.`
Despite rumours that contracts between the pair had gone stale, Mercedes have finally announced that reigning champion Lewis Hamilton will stay with them for their 2021 F1 campaign.
McLaren’s switch to Mercedes power for this season has meant that their 2021 challenger will be ‘essentially a new car’ in spite of the Covid-induced design carryover.
Williams Racing say the design planning for the 2021 and 2022 cars will be crucial to perfect in order to capitalise on both seasons.
Jenson Button has announced he will be driving for his own team in the inaugural season of the all-electric off-road series Extreme E.
McLaren Racing and Garena have announced a new partnership for an upcoming in-game collaboration.
Jenson Button has revealed he was close to signing for Ferrari back in 2013 only for the Italian team to re-sign Felipe Massa.
After a sensational final race of 2020 for Lando Norris, the young Brit is elated to have helped secure third for McLaren in the constructors’ championship.
A ‘significant minority’ stake in McLaren F1 Team has been bought by a consortium of US investors.
Max Verstappen took a commanding second victory of the season in the final race of the 2020 ahead of the two struggling Mercedes’.
The last qualifying session of the year ended with a shock as Max Verstappen took pole ahead of the two Mercedes’.
A quiet final practice session at Yas Marina ended in a Red Bull 1-2 on Saturday with Verstappen ahead of Albon
After winning his first ever Formula 1 grand prix last weekend, Sergio Perez says it’s taken a while for the emotions to truly sink in since the victory.
After an embarrassing Sakhir GP, Valtteri Bottas wrote the race off as ‘a really bad day’ to add to his ever-growing list of forgettable weekends this year.
Two men who played a critical role in the strategy approach to Mercedes’ Sakhir GP- Andrew Shovlin and Toto Wolff- divulged exactly what went wrong with their blighted race.
Reeling from his excruciating loss at the Sakhir GP, George Russell admits he was ‘absolutely gutted’ after the ill-fated race.
