Mercedes boss Toto Wolff said that, "naive or not", they played no part in the saga over McLaren's 'mini-DRS' rear wing.
McLaren driver Lando Norris thinks that drivers should not be punished for swearing, but Formula One should find a way to manage the broadcast more effectively.
Mohammed Ben Sulayem pushed forward with the notion that the drivers needed to curtail their language over their radios.
The LEGO Group and Formula 1 have announced a multi-year partnership, set to launch with the 2025 F1 season. This ...
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PlanetF1.com on MSNF1 bosses give ‘challenged your life’ defence as FIA swearing clampdown beginsF1 drivers swearing has been a hot topic of conversation in Singapore, and two team principals have offered a partial defence ...
The all-women racing series cars blend F4 tech with F1 flavor — the right choice for a series focused on driver development.
Reigning Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen didn’t hold back when reflecting on his underwhelming performance during ...
His comments follow FIA head Mohammed Ben Sulayem's comparison of F1 drivers to foul-mouthed rappers and a request to reduce ...
Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc matched each other in FP1 and FP2 — the McLaren dominated in the slow-speed corners and ...
The FIA have declared their verdict over an incident that occurred with Max Verstappen at the Singapore Grand Prix, resulting ...
Max Verstappen faces potential sanctions after an expletive-laden comment during a Singapore Grand Prix press conference ...
While investigations confirmed that McLaren's rear wing passed static load tests and was initially compliant with existing ...
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