Charles Leclerc exited the Italian Grand Prix after a massive 60G crash early in Sunday's race, and Ferrari insider Rob Smedley thinks he knows why.

Formula 1 cars already generate more than 5G in fast corners, but how much further could performance increase before the human body becomes the limiting factor? This video explores whether drivers ...

Important news about Charles Leclerc: the Ferrari driver is still feeling well after his heavy crash at Monza and will not incur any penalties related to potential damage to his engine and gearbox, ...

Autonomous Formula-style racers battled wheel-to-wheel, crashed, and finished within a second of human qualifying pace in the ...

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were involved in an early scuffle at Monza and a call for action has been made ...

This weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix will be a huge challenge for the drivers, given the high-speed nature of the new Madrid ...

Laurin Heinrich returning to Porsche Penske Motorsport for next week’s TireRack.com Battle on the Bricks at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, with Nico Müller taking his place at JDC-Miller MotorSports.

Charles Leclerc wasn’t certain to race in Madrid. After a violent impact with the barriers at Monza’s Parabolica, his chances of racing there remained in limbo.

The FIA raised the bar for corporate road safety, and Honda is the first automaker to clear it with a 5-star rating.

Baku may still be one of Formula 1’s newer circuits, but few races have packed this much drama into such a short history. The ...

Based on a preliminary on-site assessment, the dedicated motorsport rescue vehicle reached the burning race car approximately ...

Charles Leclerc managed to avoid engine damage in his high-speed crash at Monza so will not receive a grid penalty for this weekend's Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver retired on lap ...