Toto Wolff has cast doubt over Christian Horner's return to Formula 1 by claiming his rival could be dealing with the "repercussions" of having "broken a lot of glass" in the sport.

A huge crash which left Oliver Bearman limping. Calling off races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia leaves Formula 1 and the FIA with a month before the Miami Grand Prix to figure out which problems to focus on and what to do.

By Abhishek Takle SUZUKA, Japan, March 30 (Reuters) - Formula One enters an enforced five-week break with plenty to ponder following Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix. The third race of the sport's new engine era exposed the shortcomings of the rules overhaul,

Charles Leclerc vented his frustration at Formula 1's new rules after a mistake in qualifying at the Japanese Grand Prix upset his power unit's energy deployment and cost him dear.

On the latest episode of The Chequered Flag Podcast, 1996 F1 world champion Damon Hill thinks that if Max Verstappen is not enjoying the sport any more following regulation changes then perhaps he needs to take a break.

A truck loaded with around 12 tons of Formula 1 car-shaped KitKat bars just vanished in Italy. This is not a movie plot. It really happened! But how?

In a story that sounds more like a movie plot than a supply chain update, a truck loaded with Formula 1-branded chocolate has disappeared somewhere between Italy and Poland — and it’s not a small loss.

Former Formula 1 presenter Will Buxton revealed that he never got paid by Netflix or F1 despite offering crucial insights in the Drive to Survive docuseries based on the premier class of motorsport. Buxton was a popular figure on