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Apple CEO Tim Cook confirms an F1 movie sequel is in development, reportedly taking a hands-on creative role alongside director Joseph Kosinski and producer Jerry Bruckheimer.
Explore Flavio Briatore's bold claim that Fernando Alonso deserved eight F1 titles, examining the narrow margins of his 2007, 2010, and 2012 campaigns.
Apple TV becomes F1's exclusive U.S. broadcaster from 2026 in a $750M deal. Explore how this shift from ESPN impacts sponsorships, viewership, and the sport's American growth trajectory.
Mercedes' 2026 F1 engine compression ratio adjustment gains FIA approval, sparking controversy over a potential 13-horsepower performance advantage in the new hybrid era.
Oliver Mintzlaff acknowledges concerns over Max Verstappen's exit clause as Red Bull faces internal instability. Learn how personnel changes impact his future.
Liberty Media completed its âŹ4.2bn MotoGP acquisition in July 2025. As the owner of both F1 and MotoGP, the company faces questions about maintaining each series' distinct identity while maximizing commercial synergies.
Discover how Lewis Hamilton's insights influenced Hans Zimmer's groundbreaking hybrid score for the F1 movie, which earned a Golden Globe nomination and Oscar shortlist recognition.
Ferrari evaluates a race engineer change for Lewis Hamilton after a podium-less 2025. Vasseur signals a major shift ahead of the 2026 F1 regulation reset.
Max Verstappen criticized Red Bull's swift demotion of Liam Lawson after just two races in 2025, arguing the young driver deserved more time to adapt. Discover the controversy behind one of the season's most contentious team decisions.
Analysis of Fernando Alonso's role as ambassador for Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. Discover how Alonso is fighting to save the historic venue's F1 future amidst the rise of the Madrid Grand Prix.
The FIA has shut down a potential exploitation avenue within the 2026 F1 engine regulations involving compression ratios, as manufacturers probe grey areas of the new technical framework.
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur defends Lewis Hamilton's disappointing 2025 season, revealing the champion was far more positive internally than his media interviews suggested.
