Formula 1

3:51 AM ET SUZUKA, Japan — Lewis Hamilton has confirmed he plans to stay in Formula One beyond the length of his current contract with Mercedes. The seven-time world champion has a deal to race until the end of 2023 but has hinted on a number of occasions that he is considering staying longer. In

Oct 4, 2022 Saudi Arabia’s minister of sport, Prince Abdulaziz Bin Turki Al-Faisal, says he has met with Formula One’s teams and drivers in attempt to allay concerns over the safety of next year’s race in Jeddah. F1’s drivers came close to boycotting this year’s event in March after a missile attack on a nearby

11:09 AM ET The FIA will not release the findings of its audit into Formula One’s 2021 budget cap spending until Monday. Last year’s cap has become the biggest talking point in the sport, with rumours Red Bull and Aston Martin overspent the $140 million limit last year gaining traction in the build-up to the

Oct 4, 2022 Lewis Hamilton could stay in Formula One for another five years, according to Mercedes boss Toto Wolff, who is convinced the British driver will win an eighth world title with the team before he calls it quits. Hamilton signed a two-year extension at the start of this season and has said on

1:48 PM ET Associated Press Ex-Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone faces trial in October next year accused of failing to declare more than £400 million in a trust in Singapore to the U.K. Government. Ecclestone, 91, appeared at Southwark Crown Court on Tuesday charged with a single count of fraud by false representation between July

10:45 AM ET Max Verstappen can win his second world championship at the Japanese Grand Prix on Oct. 9. Verstappen had his first chance of wrapping up the title in Singapore last week, although it was always a long shot — as it turned out, Sergio Perez and Charles Leclerc, the only two drivers with

6:20 AM ET The biggest talking point over the Singapore Grand Prix was not Max Verstappen’s imminent championship success but accusations that his team, Red Bull, may have overspent under Formula One’s new budget cap last year. The story divided F1’s paddock, with Red Bull team principal Christian Horner adamant that the accounts his team

8:03 AM ET Red Bull boss Christian Horner is confident his team did not break Formula One’s budget cap last year. Horner was furious over accusations, ahead of Sunday’s Singapore Grand Prix, that Red Bull breached last year’s $145 million cap, which would lead to sanctions against his team if true. 1 Related On Wednesday,

Oct 2, 2022 SINGAPORE — Lewis Hamilton took the blame for his costly mistake at the Singapore Grand Prix but said he would not be too hard on himself. Hamilton ran wide at Turn 7 on lap 33 of the race, going nose first into the barrier and damaging his front wing. The resulting pit

4:34 AM ET Sergio Perez’s Singapore Grand Prix victory was “world class” and his best drive yet in Formula One, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner said on Sunday. The race ended with Perez subject to a stewards’ investigation for possible safety car infringements, but with the eventual five-second time penalty making no difference to