FIA ropes in Pirelli for GT World Cup
The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) has revealed that Pirelli will become the Official Tire Partner and Official Tire Supplier of the Grand Touring (GT) World Cup on a three-year...
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AlphaTauri bring GUNDAM to Las Vegas
Italian Formula One team AlphaTauri have announced a special one-race partnership agreement with Japanese multinational video game publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment, thereby bringing its GUNDAM brand to the inaugural Las...
Las Vegas Grand Prix 2023: Race Predictions
After a thrilling weekend in Brazil, Formula One heads to unknown territory as we gear up for the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix. While Vegas brings with it a lot...
A$AP Rocky becomes Creative Director for PUMA x F1 collaboration
Grammy-nominated music artist A$AP Rocky is all set to become the Creative Director at PUMA for the company's partnership with Formula One. Earlier this year, PUMA teamed up with F1,...
F1 Academy 2024 calendar out
F1 Academy has released the calendar for 2024 which will see seven races in the calendar. After its debut season in 2023, the second season of the all-women's racing series...
Williams Racing announce THG deal
British Formula One team Williams Racing have announced a new partnership with technology firm THG, which thus joins as their Official Partner across Nutrition, Technology & Ecommerce and Sustainability. As...
United States Grand Prix 2023: Race predictions
With both the Constructors' and Drivers' Championships secured by Red Bull, racing heads to Austin for the 2023 United States Grand Prix, with all eyes on Red Bull to see...
Williams Racing and PUMA join forces
British Formula One team Williams Racing have announced a new multi-year partnership with sportswear brand PUMA, which thus becomes an Official Partner of the team starting with the 2024 Formula...
F1 Academy teams up with Champions of the Future
F1 Academy has announced a new partnership with international karting series Champions of the Future (COTF). The agreement will see the launch of a new junior series called the "Champions...
Stake F1 Team Sponsors
Italian motor manufacturer Alfa Romeo first entered the Formula One Championship in 1950. The team had their first stint in the sport between 1950 and 1987 where they won two World Drivers’ Championship with Nino Farina (1950) and Juan Manuel Fangio (1951). The team withdrew from the sport in 1952 and returned only in 1979 when Autodelta entered the sport using the Alfa Romeo name. The team competed till 1985 before once again withdrawing from the sport for more than 30 years. Alfa Romeo returned to the sport in 2019 when the Sauber team were renamed to Alfa Romeo Racing. In 2020, the team were renamed to Alfa Romeo Racing Orlen. Here are the F1 team’s sponsors going into the 2022 season.
Alfa Romeo F1 announce Fix Network partnership
Formula One team Alfa Romeo have announced a new partnership with automotive aftermarket company Fix Network. The partnership will see Fix Network use Alfa Romeo's platform to open up to...
Qatar Grand Prix 2023: Verstappen secures third World Title after Sprint
Max Verstappen secured his third consecutive World Title after finishing second in the Sprint at the 2023 Qatar Grand Prix. As his teammate and championship rival, Sergio Pérez, crashed out,...
Formula One inks deal with Viaplay Group for Netherlands
Formula One has announced a new strategic partnership with Viaplay Group, which will see Viaplay's audience gain full access to F1 TV Pro, which will now be a part of...
Qatar Grand Prix 2023: Race Predictions
F1 racing is back this week, and so is the Sprint event. With the 2023 Qatar Grand Prix almost upon us, there are plenty of things to look forward to,...
Nyck de Vries returns to Formula E
Indian Formula E team Mahindra Racing have announced the signing of Nyck de Vries and Edoardo Mortara on a multi-year agreement, which will kick off with the tenth season of...
Jehan Daruvala joins Maserati MSG Racing
Monégasque Formula E team Maserati MSG Racing have signed Indian driver Jehan Daruvala for the upcoming season of the Formula E World Championship. Partnering with Daruvala will be Maximilian Günther,...
McLaren F1 announce Pato O'Ward outing
McLaren have revealed that Pato O'Ward, a member of their Driver Development Programme, will be taking part in the first Free Practice session at the Yas Marina Circuit during the...
Japanese Grand Prix 2023: Verstappen powers Red Bull to Constructors’ title
Normal service resumed in Suzuka for the Japanese Grand Prix as Max Verstappen cruised to a dominating win and although Verstappen was the only Red Bull to finish the race, his dominating drive saw Red Bull secure their sixth Constructors' title after they wrapped up the Constructors' Title 2023. This was also Red Bull’s consecutive Constructors’ title after winning it last season as well. McLaren scored a double podium with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri finishing second and third ahead of Charles Leclerc, Lewis Hamilton, Carlos Sainz, George Russell, Fernando Alonso, Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly rounding out the points places. With two McLaren's close behind him, pole sitter Verstappen had to fend off Oscar Piastri once the lights went out but it almost saw Lando Norris take the lead although Verstappen managed to see off both McLarens to keep the lead heading into the first corner while Norris made up a place on his teammate Piastri inside the first corner.A bit Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson came together as did Valtteri Bottas and Alex Albon, with Bottas and Albon's incident bringing out the Safety Carin the opening lap. Sergio Pérez came in for an early stop under the Safety Car as the Mexican also came together with Lewis Hamilton on the opening lap which damaged his front wing. The Safety Car came in on lap 5 and Verstappen got the perfect start this time as he sped off with the two McLaren's behind. Within two laps of the restart, Verstappen was over two seconds clear of Norris and while Verstappen was cruising up front his teammate Sergio Pérez picked Guaynu Zhou for 16th place on lap 8. Bottas became the first retiree of the race, as the Finn retired after a second collision with Logan Sargeant, who rammed into the Alfa Romeo to damage Bottas' car. Sargeant was eventually given a five second penalty for crashing into Bottas. Sergio Pérez also received a five second penalty for Safety Car infringement, where he overtook under the Safety Car whilst coming out post his pitstop.
Here's how Red Bull can secure Constructors' title at Japanese GP 2023
After a one-off performance at the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix, Red Bull seem to be back in form for the 2023 Japanese Grand Prix and are looking more and more...
AlphaTauri F1 retain driver lineup for 2024
Scuderia AlphaTauri have announced that their current driver pairing of Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsunoda will continue to race for them in the 2024 F1 season. Ricciardo joined AlphaTauri after...
Japanese Grand Prix 2023: Race Predictions
After a thrilling Singapore Grand Prix, racing continues for the Asian leg as we head to the iconic Suzuka track for the 2023 Japanese Grand Prix. Red Bull have a...
Aston Martin F1 extend AvaTrade partnership
Online trading firm AvaTrade has renewed its partnership with British Formula One team Aston Martin, which will see it continue on as the team's Official Trading Partner. AvaTrade's branding will...
Singapore Grand Prix 2023: Sainz sweats it out for second career win
After 14 straight Red Bull wins since the start, the 2023 Formula One season finally has a non-Red Bull race winner as Ferrari won the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix. It...
Williams sign Oleksandr Bondarev for academy
British Formula One team Williams Racing have signed 14-year-old Oleksandr Bondarev for their Driver Academy. The 2023 FIA Karting European Champion becomes the latest member of the Williams Racing Driver...
Singapore Grand Prix 2023: Race Predictions
After Max Verstappen's record-breaking win at the 2023 Italian Grand Prix, all eyes are on him to see if he and Red Bull can win the remainder of the races...
Verstappen into history books after 2023 Italian GP win
Max Verstappen scored his tenth consecutive win of the 2023 Formula One season as he comfortably won the 2023 Italian Grand Prix. Verstappen's teammate, Sergio Pérez, finished second to give...
Dutch Grand Prix 2023: Verstappen equals world record with win
Max Verstappen continued his dominance in the ongoing 2023 Formula One Championship as he took a record ninth win in a row at his home Grand Prix. Verstappen's win now...
Dutch Grand Prix 2023: Race Preview
After a three-week break, Formula One returns to action this weekend as racing heads to Zandvoort for the 2023 Dutch Grand Prix. With Max Verstappen just a couple of wins...
Ferrari partner with Marina Bay Sands
Italian Formula One team Ferrari have roped in the Marina Bay Sands hotel chain as an Official Partner after a two-year partnership agreement. As per the deal, Marina Bay Sands...
Pat Fry joins Williams Racing
Williams Racing have announced Pat Fry as their new Chief Technical Officer, with effect from November 2023. Fry recently parted ways with Alpine, where he held the same role. Fry...
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