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A veteran stock car driver at a North Carolina short track died over the weekend after suffering a medical emergency while competing in a race, officials said.
Will Power became the first Penske driver to win an IndyCar race this season amid a contract year that leaves his future with the team up in the air.
Alex Palou wrapped up his fourth IndyCar championship in the past five seasons Sunday at Portland International Raceway when title contender Pato O'Ward lost power early in the race.
Toto Wolff said he needed to talk to Max Verstappen about a possible move to Mercedes but was now happy to secure George Russell's future with the team.
IndyCar driver Pato O'Ward and series officials were shocked by a social media post from the Department of Homeland Security that touted plans for an immigration detention center in Indiana dubbed the "Speedway Slammer."
Under-pressure Alpine driver Franco Colapinto crashed during a Pirelli tyre test at the Hungaroring on Wednesday.
In February, Lewis Hamilton was full of smiles, eager to win a championship for Ferrari. Six months later, he sounds defeated.
Fred Vasseur said he understands Lewis Hamilton's frustrations over the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend after he cut a dejected figure following Sunday's race.
Fernando Alonso has said that Sauber's Gabriel Bortoleto is the "best rookie of his generation" after the Brazilian's impressive showing at the Hungarian grand prix.
Aston Martin has confirmed that Enrico Cardile has finally joined the team from Ferrari as chief technical officer of its F1 team.
Lando Norris made the post of an unfancied strategy to best McLaren teammate and title rival in Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc was left questioning everything he thought he knew about Formula 1 after securing a surprise pole position ahead of both McLaren drivers at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Oscar Piastri said qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix was "bizarre and somewhat frustrating" as rival Charles Leclerc took a shock pole position, leaving him behind in second place and Lando Norris in third.
McLaren's Zak Brown has claimed F1 is in a "healthier" place without Christian Horner after accusing the ex-Red Bull boss of "crossing the line."
Charles Leclerc said he "spoke too quickly" and wanted to take back his frustrated radio messages suggesting Ferrari had cost him victory and a podium at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
