Formula 1 is teaming up with AWS during its 75th anniversary year to debut a brand-new interactive digital experience that allows fans to design, create, customise, and share their own F1 circuit.

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To help get you in the mood for this weekend's Grand Prix, we've put together our usual quick-fire quiz, with some questions on F1 history at Imola, plus a few on the latest Formula 1 news thrown in for good measure.

Williams boss James Vowles has backed his former driver Franco Colapinto to deliver when he replaces Jack Doohan at Alpine for the next five Grands Prix.

“In my veins there’s balsamic vinegar, my muscles are parmigiano-reggiano, but in my DNA there’s a 12 cylinder engine,” he says.

The Classic Ford Show returned for 2025 in style last weekend. Here's what you missed

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A group of motoring experts has tested every large SUV on sale in the UK and compiled a top 10 of the best, with the winner beating the likes of Land Rover and BMW

Originally launched in 2020 solely as an EV, the Fiat 500 has now been adapted for a hybrid petrol powertrain – and it arrives in November.

Following the facelift of the Skoda Enyaq SUV and Coupe earlier this year, the range-topping vRS version has now been updated.

Nissan is reassigning 3,000 people from its development team to find ways to reduce expenses. In the meantime, it's pausing work on certain future products.

Jeep tells Motor1 the new Compass with a combustion engine is offered only with front-wheel drive, leaving the EV with all-wheel drive.

Alfa Romeo says funding a new sports car greatly depends on the success of its regular production models, which are mostly SUVs now.

The Toyota C-HR is back for the 2026 model year with a fully electric powertrain, giving it 338 horsepower and 290 miles of range.

Jaguar-Land Rover recorded a profit of $3.33 in its fiscal year-end results, despite no new Jaguars. The boost was thanks in part to the best-selling Defender.