With legacy teams and new entrants to the grid, the 2026 season marks a transition point for Formula 1. As the grid evolves, teams reveal more than just new cars.

A combination of 3D-printed Lego-like parts, Formula 1 thinking, and a bounty program will help the company hit that target. The team, led by Tesla veteran Alan Clarke, is obsessed with efficiency.

Leila Santese has gone viral for her 'Team McLaren' TikTok video, following the company's reveal of their new livery.

The McLaren MP4/4 dominated the 1988 FORMULA 1 season, winning a staggering 15 out of 16 races, claiming 15 pole positio ...

The 2026 F1 season is shaping up to be a massive one, with new teams, new regulations, and new sponsorships. Google’s partnership with McLaren F1 is still going strong, and this season’s ads are ...

Following further previews earlier this month, the Audi Revolut F1 Team has officially unveiled its complete visual identity, revealing its first full official livery and giving fans a closer look at ...

Ferrari will take part in the 2026 Formula 1 World Championship with the all-new SF-26 race car, the 72nd different F1 car built by the Maranello outfit. This is a lighter vehicle, featuring a ...

Cadillac will make its Formula 1 debut during the Super Bowl on February 8, 2026, marking a major moment for the sport’s growing U.S. presence. The American manufacturer will join the grid under ...

View post: This $560 Foldable Electric Scooter Has 'Good Battery Life' — And It's 47% Off at Walmart Audi unveiled its first Formula 1 car, emphasizing identity and branding over technical details.

Audi has revealed the car they will use for their first season of Formula 1. Berlin was the venue for the start of Audi's next chapter in motorsport, as after conquering the worlds of rallying, sports ...

Audi has arrived. For the first time in history, a member of the larger Volkswagen AG family has entered Formula 1 with a full works operation. The brand has a stated goal of winning championships by ...

He left the IndyCar Series to pursue a Formula 1 career, by way of Formula 2. By Ian Parkes Colton Herta has no qualms in acknowledging that the career path he is undertaking this year is unusual.