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Mercedes’ George Russell took pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix, taking the second top spot of his career by virtue of posting the time of 1:12.000 ahead of Red Bull’s Max Verstappen who set an identical lap time at the end of a tight session at Montréal’s Circuit Gilles Villenueve. Lando...

DRIVERS 1 – George RUSSELL (Mercedes) 2 – Max VERSTAPPEN (Red Bull Racing) 3 – Lando NORRIS (McLaren) TRACK INTERVIEWS (Conducted by Jolyon Palmer) Q: George Russell, pole position. That was a qualifying session for the ages, and you got it in a dead heat. But it wasn't a fluke. You were so quick...

Lewis Hamilton finished almost four tenths of a second ahead of Red Bull’s Max Verstappen with George Russell third in the second Mercedes as the Silver Arrows enjoyed a good final hour of practice ahead of Qualifying for the 2024 FIA Formula One Canadian Grand Prix. The queue at the end of the...

FIA REPRESENTATIVES: Nikolas TOMBAZIS (FIA Single Seater Director), Jan MONCHAUX (FIA Single Seater Technical Director) Q: Nikolas, perhaps we could start with you with a brief overview of the aims of these new rules. Nikolas TOMBAZIS: Well, good morning, everybody. The aims have been in the making...

TEAM REPRESENTATIVES: Mike KRACK (Aston Martin), Andrea STELLA (McLaren), Ayao KOMATSU (Haas), James VOWLES (Williams) Mike, perhaps we could start with you. Can we start by talking about one of your drivers? Lance Stroll was in the press conference yesterday. He said he believes in the Aston...

DRIVERS – Sergio PÉREZ (Red Bull Racing), Lewis HAMILTON (Mercedes), Nico HÜLKENBERG (Haas), Lance STROLL (Aston Martin), Pierre GASLY (Alpine), Oscar PIASTRI (McLaren) Q: Now, Lance, our local hero, can we start with you? Home Grand Prix. What makes this race different for you? Lance STROLL: I...

Video of The Future of F1: Showcasing the 2026 FIA Technical Regulations – Lighter, Safer & More Competitive! - ‘Nimble car’ concept at the heart of 2026 Technical Regulations targets improved raceability and closer racing - 2026 cars will be 30kg lighter than current generation F1 cars...

A New Era of Competition: FIA showcases future-focused Formula 1 regulations for 2026 and beyond The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) today showcases a more competitive, safer and more sustainable future for the FIA Formula One World Championship with the presentation of the much anticipated technical regulations that will define the sport from 2026 onwards.

WRC Promoter confirms landmark 10-year agreement with Saudi Arabia as the championship returns to the Middle East for the first time since 2011.

30 spots on the grid in Valencia Tatuus Gen 2 chassis used for the first time Young stars looking to follow in the footsteps of 2022 winner Kimi Antonelli