MOSCOW, September 10. /TASS/. Germany’s four-time Formula One World Champion Sebastian Vettel, who parted ways with Ferrari earlier in the year, will be racing next season for Team Aston Martin, the FIA F1 press office said in a statement on
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton says he intends to be in Formula 1 for “at least another three years”. The 35-year-old world champion is out of contract with Mercedes at the end of this year but said he planned to continue
Sebastian Vettel says he did not expect Ferrari’s decision not to keep him after this season. It emerged after Ferrari announced the German would leave that he had never been offered a new contract. The four-time world champion, who turns 33 on
Daniel Ricciardo is to race for McLaren in 2021, taking the seat of Carlos Sainz, who will move to Ferrari. The double switch was announced by both teams on Thursday morning in a choreographed series of news releases. Ricciardo will
Formula 1 boss Chase Carey says he plans to start the season in Austria in July, after France became the latest country to postpone its race. French Grand Prix organisers said on Monday the race at Paul Ricard on 28
Denny Hamlin emerged victorious at the Daytona 500 on Monday night, winning the iconic NASCAR race for a third time, but it was overshadowed by a string of dramatic crashes — including a fiery wreck that sent Ryan Newman to
Lewis Hamilton sealed his sixth world drivers’ title with second place in the United States Grand Prix. The result means Hamilton becomes the second most successful F1 driver of all time – moving him to within one championship of all-time
Max Verstappen has kept his Austrian Grand Prix victory after stewards deemed no further action was needed following his incident with Charles Leclerc. Red Bull driver Verstappen and Ferrari’s Leclerc engaged in a wheel-to-wheel battle for victory in the closing
Romain Grosjean says time spent driving a 125cc gearbox kart reiterated how Formula 1 needs to change, because it left him “more tired” than racing in a grand prix. The Haas driver and Grand Prix Drivers Association director has been
Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has revealed teams’ tyre selections for the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix, with Ferrari and Red Bull adopting a more conservative approach than Mercedes. The race weekend at Montreal’s Circuit Gilles Villeneuve will mark the second