Joe Saward

It finally looks as if both Renault and Mercedes-Benz are staying loyal to Formula One. In an effort to stop what seems to be endless speculations about their futures in Grand Prix racing, the two companies have responded to stories saying that they are about to pull out. “We have

Can you remember the huge, all-singing and all-dancing Formula 1 circuits of the early 21st century? At a time when grand prix racing is struggling for traction in a COVID-19 world, it’s worth a look back at the temples of speed that were created to host Formula 1. They

Formula 1 is on the verge of a major change as teams agree to slash their annual budgets by more than $20 million. No-one really knows what the sports biggest spenders – Mercedes-Benz and Ferrari – are currently splashing but a big change is coming, starting with a reduction to $221 million

As Williams struggles to regain some degree of competitiveness from the tail end of grand prix racing, the family-owned team has signed a new director of F1. He is Simon Roberts, a former McLaren and Force India executive who is tasked with overseeing the design and development process, the racing,

Almost unnoticed, the Formula One world championship passed the 70th anniversary of its first race, the Grand Prix D’Europe also known as the British Grand Prix, held at Silverstone on Saturday, 13 May 1950. The anniversary last week was largely lost amid the excitement of Sebastian Vettel and Scuderia