Author: Tiana Soans

Formula 1 and the FIA have officially revealed the 2026 Formula 1 calendar. In a new era for the sport, 2026 will debut 100% sustainable fuel, technical regulation changes and a new team. The 24-race schedule promises to be groundbreaking for motorsport fans.

After a decade of being in Formula One, Valtteri Bottas is not ready to close the chapter on this dream, citing Cadillac as an option in 2026.

The Formula 3 Sprint Race during the Spanish Grand Prix delivered chaos from lights out to the chequered flag. Van Amersfoort Racing’s Ivan Domingues emerged as a winner in a race that shook up the championship standings.

Formula 3 hit the track on Friday to set up for the last race of the triple header. In case you missed it, here’s a recap of free practice and qualifying.

Fernando Alonso prepares for yet another home Grand Prix in Formula 1. After a tough start to the season with Aston Martin, the veteran remains optimistic ahead of the Spanish GP.

The future of the Australian Grand Prix has been confirmed as the Victorian Government officially confirmed a $350 million investment into the Albert Park Grand Prix precinct.

Franco Colapinto returns to the Formula 1 grid for the remainder of 2025. The Argentinian driver, who made his F1 debut with Williams in 2024, now steps into a full-time race seat amid Alpine’s struggles to find consistency and points.

Weug defies expectation to claim her first F1 Academy race win in 2025. The Saudi Arabian GP lived up to its hype, providing an intense session from start to finish.

Ella Lloyd wins F1 Academy Race 1 in Jeddah. In an intense session, the McLaren-backed driver managed to come out on top.

Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon reflect on a mixed Friday in Jeddah. Sainz continues to adapt to his new team with promising signs in FP2. Albon looks to improve after a difficult soft tyre run and tyre management challenges.