Formula 1

Lando Norris made his childhood dream a reality at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix when a hard-earned podium finish secured the 2025 F1 World Championship title. As well as the euphoria and relief felt by the McLaren driver, his family and his friends trackside,...

Step inside the making of F1 The Movie and discover how APXGP was built from the ground up. Costume designer Julian day reveals how the team developed race suits, crafted fan culture, and captured authentic action during race weekends.

All you need to know ahead of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards.

As Formula 1 resets go, they do not get much more seismic than what Max Verstappen will face when he starts the 2026 Formula 1 season

Formula 1 has moved to simplify the names of core elements of the new 2026 rules in a bid to help avoid fan confusion

With the door at Aston Martin seemingly closed off, Alpine has emerged as a more prominent option for Christian Horner's F1 return - but it's not the only route

Test your knowledge of the new World Champion and his title-winning season in our quick-fire quiz.

Arvid Lindblad, who will make his F1 debut in 2026 with Racing Bulls, has praised Red Bull’s Motorsport Advisor Helmut Marko for supporting him through his junior career ahead of his retirement from the team.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has confirmed that the team won’t give in to criticism around their focus on fairness between their two drivers – known as ‘papaya rules’ – as he reflected on their 2025 performance.

In an end-of-year special, Beyond The Grid host Tom Clarkson picks out his highlights from 2025.

Formula 1 prides itself on being at the forefront of innovation – and the relentless pursuit of breaking new ground continues next year when the championship’s rules will be revamped in the biggest shake up the sport has seen for more than a decade.

Big changes are coming to Formula 1 for 2026. New tech, new tools for the drivers, and more nimble cars to play with – all powered by advanced sustainable fuels.

Formula 1 has detailed an overhaul of the technical regulations for the 2026 season, heralding a new era for the sport that will showcase both racing and real-world innovation like never before.

New rules – complete with new terminology – are coming for 2026. But don’t fret – we’ve got you covered for all the jargon you’re going to be hearing throughout the season.

Formula 1 will return to Portugal in 2027 and 2028 as part of a new deal with the Portimão circuit in the Algarve region.

Honda will provide what is likely to be the first look at a 2026 Formula 1 engine with an unusual launch event for its new power unit in January