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Edd Straw tackles questions about his Las Vegas GP F1 driver rankings from The Race Members' Club

What to make of Adrian Newey being installed as Aston Martin F1 team principal in 2026? That's the question we asked our team

Adrian Newey is to become Aston Martin F1 team principal from the start of next year as part of a restructuring at the squad

Were you paying attention to the on-track action in Nevada over the weekend?

Colton Herta detailed how he is going “back to school” in order to prepare for his maiden Formula 2 campaign next season.

Lando Norris will become the most experienced McLaren Formula 1 racer at the Qatar Grand Prix, when he begins his 151st event for the team.

Qatar delivers heat, high-speed cornering and tyre wear that can flip a race upside down. So, who’s positioned to thrive at the Lusail International Circuit?

For the final stretch of the 2025 season, Alpine are inviting you to join the 'Desert Dash' mini-league – two thrilling rounds, two chances to climb the leaderboard, and exclusive team prizes to be won.

Chris Medland breaks down the key talking points as Formula 1 heads to the Qatari desert.

Winning four Formula 1 World Championships is a feat only six elite drivers have achieved. Competing under the highest pressure, year after year, has given Sebastian Vettel rare racing insight.

Former Renault F1 driver Jolyon Palmer breaks down Kimi Antonelli's race weekend under the Las Vegas lights.

Design legend Adrian Newey will become Team Principal of Aston Martin at the start of next year, as part of an extension of his role as Managing Technical Partner.

Genesis shocked all of us with the Magma GT concept last week, a mid-engine supercar that was born out of the desire to go GT3 racing. What car should be next?

Brent Crews set for NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series debut in 2026. Brent Crews will drive 29 races for Joe Gibbs Racing.

2026 NASCAR paint schemes released have been released by Trackhouse Racing for Connor Zilisch and Shane van Gisbergen with Red Bull.

Lewis Hamilton has been urged to "calm down" by Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur following the seven-time world champion's latest attack on his own form.