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Discover the brilliant engineers, strategists, and executives shaping Formula 1. Part one of our series highlights the vital women driving the sport from behind the scenes.
BYD wants into Formula 1, but record team valuations, a reluctant seller's market, and 12th team complexities make the path far harder than it might appear.
Alisha Palmowski dominated F1 Academy Round 2 in Montreal with two record-breaking wins. Here's how Palmowski, Bruce, Paatz, Countryman and Campos Racing fared.
Jade Jacquet receives a five-second time penalty after the F1 Academy Feature Race in Montreal for leaving the track and gaining a lasting advantage at Turn 13.
Three F1 Academy drivers — Alba Larsen, Ella Lloyd, and Autumn Fisher — receive five-second penalties after the Montreal Reverse Grid Race, reshaping the final classification.
Mathilda Paatz secured her first F1 Academy win in the reverse-grid race in Montreal after Ferreira's jump-start penalty, with Larsen second and Countryman third.
F1 Academy announces a multi-year deal with Dirt is Good, naming the Unilever brand as official laundry partner and backer of Wild Card driver Zoé Florescu at the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix.
Susie Wolff reveals how a four-minute call with Charlotte Tilbury ignited a wave of major sponsorships that transformed F1 Academy into a commercially thriving series.
Katherine Legge is set to become the first female driver to attempt 'The Double' — racing in the Indy 500 and NASCAR's Coca-Cola 600 on the same day, covering 1,100 miles in a single day.
