1:28 PM ET Haas has decided to skip the two-day test scheduled to take place in Budapest after the Hungarian Grand Prix. The team will skip the Hungaroring days — the last in-season test of 2018 — due to the hectic schedule which has seen Formula One contest five races in six weeks. Haas also
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10:20 PM ET HOCKENHEIM, Germany — Lewis Hamilton has revealed that a Formula One team other than Mercedes approached him about a 2019 contract, but he insists he did not take the offer seriously. Mercedes announced Hamilton’s new two-year contract on Thursday that will see the four-time world champion stay at the team until the
9:56 AM ET Connor McDonagh Kevin Magnussen is unfazed by Fernando Alonso’s complaints over team radio after the pair were embroiled in an intense fight last time out at the British Grand Prix. The duo fought hard in the closing stages of the race at Silverstone with the Spaniard eventually coming out on top, overtaking
4:51 PM ET Haas’ American development driver, Santino Ferrucci, has been sacked by his Formula 2 team after deliberately crashing into his teammate on the cool down lap of a race earlier this month. Ferrucci was handed a four-race ban after intentionally hitting the rear of fellow Haas junior Arjun Maini’s car after the F2
6:21 AM ET Miami will hold another crucial vote on its planned Formula One race next week. In May, Miami’s City Commission voted to enter negotiations with F1 management over a proposed 10-year race deal, which would start next year. The race would be held around the Biscayne Bay area of the city. The key
11:50 AM ET With the top three teams closing in on agreeing deals for 2019, we look at how the whole grid is shaping up for 2019. This article will be updated once drivers are confirmed by teams. Mercedes Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas both look set to be retained at Mercedes next year. Dan Istitene/Getty
7:45 AM ET Mercedes is convinced it had the fastest car during Formula One’s triple header, even though that was not represented by points scored. After F1’s historic triple header and entertaining, championship-altering contests in Austria and Great Britain, our experts weight in on the biggest talking points after 10 races of the 2018 season.
10:49 AM ET Haas boss Guenther Steiner thinks each of the seven teams behind Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull are now equally capable of challenging for points every weekend. Haas team principal Guenther Steiner is concerned by the amount of points his team has thrown away this season, warning his drivers that losing points through
5:18 AM ET McLaren boss Zak Brown says Formula One’s plans to implement a cap on spending in future gives him optimism about a return to form for his beleaguered team. F1 bosses hope to introduce a cap of around $150 million per year from 2021 onwards in the hope of allowing independent outfits a
7:28 AM ET Valtteri Bottas is confident he is doing enough to retain his drive at Mercedes next year, even though he is 59 points off teammate Lewis Hamilton in the drivers’ standings. Bottas was hoping to mount a title challenge in his second season with Mercedes but a combination of bad luck and reliability