The chances of Christian Horner making his Formula One return with Alpine are increasing amid claims he has set his sights on Otro Capital’s minority stake in the team.

Formula 1 is counting down to its new era of technical regulations, a brand-new 11th team, and the exit of Sauber (now Audi). However, one of the most impactful

The Haas Formula 1 team will back American driver Kaylee Countryman in the 2026 F1 Academy season. The 15-year-old driver, who will be 16 at the time of the season start, will race with ART Grand Prix in the Haas-liveried car.

F1 has now confirmed that Portimao will be included on the 2027 and 2028 schedules, effectively replacing the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort that will drop off following the upcoming season.

It will be one of a presumed 24 Grand Prix in the following two seasons after 2026, and has been seen on the F1 calendar in two previous years.

Idols: The Last Lap, arriving March 2026 (at least according to rumors), isn’t a documentary. It’s a full-blown fictional drama following a young rider clawing his way toward MotoGP with the help of a coach he definitely doesn’t want and a love interest he definitely will.

Christian Horner was fired from Oracle Red Bull in July. Now, he's reportedly eyeing his way back into Formula 1 for the 2026 season with an interesting twist.

Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series spotlighting the scripts behind the awards season’s most talked-about movies continues with Apple Original Films and Warner Bros’ F1, directed by Joseph Kosinski from a script by Kosinski and Ehren Kruger.

Formula 1 is where the best drivers in the world compete—at least, that’s the idea. But sometimes, a driver ends up on the grid and makes fans wonder if they even belonged to this ruthless sport.

The "F1" team discussed behind-the-scenes filming details following a London screening hosted by Apple Original films and in partnership with Variety