Formula 1

F1 chiefs will hold talks next week to discuss ways of bringing down fuel costs amid growing unease about a dramatic escalation in bills for 2026 that could top $12million per year for each team

Cadillac's new F1 test driver Colton Herta will leave IndyCar to race in F2 next year - but is that a good move?

Three years ago, a court ruled that Oscar Piastri's move from Alpine to McLaren could go through. Now, he leads the drivers' championship while Alpine is dead last in the constructors'. What changed?

Carlos Sainz remains convinced he can become Formula 1 world champion with Williams.

Max Verstappen has accepted the idea that he "maybe will not win a world championship again" if the circumstances are not correct.

23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports argued to a federal judge why the organizations still should be issued a preliminary injunction to be recognized as chartered organizations until their antitrust suit against the stock car racing series is finished.

Oscar Piastri believes he has a "long way to go" in order to be compared with Michael Schumacher following his victory in the Dutch Grand Prix.

Yuki Tsunoda finally broke his points scoring duck in the Netherlands, finishing ninth despite mechanical woes as Red Bull got both cars home in the top 10 on a day that the Japanese racer called “special”.

Alex Albon was left thrilled to come away with fifth-place in the Dutch Grand Prix having benefitted from incidents ahead and a stunning first lap.

It was a dramatic weekend at Zandvoort, with Oscar Piastri winning, team mate Lando Norris retiring, Isack Hadjar scoring a maiden podium finish and Ferrari suffering a double DNF. So, who impressed our judges through it all? Check out the latest scores a...

From Thursday arrivals to Sunday’s race day walk-ins, discover the standout paddock looks of the 2025 Dutch Grand Prix weekend

Ollie Bearman managed to recover from a pit lane start to finish an incredible sixth in the Dutch Grand Prix, giving Haas much to celebrate as they brought home a double points finish with Esteban Ocon crossing the line in 10th.

F1 TV's Jolyon Palmer looks at Ferrari's disappointing 2025 Dutch Grand Prix, with both drivers crashing out in separate incidents at the Zandvoort circuit. For more analysis subscribe to F1 TV.

Zandvoort played host to an action-packed Dutch Grand Prix on Sunday, where Oscar Piastri took victory, McLaren team mate and title rival Lando Norris retired, and Racing Bulls rookie Isack Hadjar claimed a superb maiden podium finish.

Aston Martin had an up and down weekend in Zandvoort, at times looking set to be McLaren’s closest challengers but also enduring two separate car rebuilds. As a result, getting both cars home in the points can count as a success – even if one driver seeme...

A double DNF always hurts, but the Dutch Grand Prix week - beyond the race itself - exposed just how deep its 2025 problems are