The BBC is only broadcaster to have been involved with F1 since the inception of the World Championship, bringing fans the first-ever broadcast of the British Grand Prix back in 1953 but also the iconic commentary partnership that was Murray Walker and James Hunt. Today the BBC’s coverage is limited to radio, podcasts and online […]
With no live action on the track the sport has had to become creative in a bid to stay relevant during the COVID-19 hiatus. Step forward the F1 2019 game to save the day via the Virtual Grand Prix Series.
The good, the bad and the ugly series takes a look back over the defining moments of some of the biggest names to race in Formula 1.
Winning a World Championship is undoubtedly the pinnacle of a Formula 1 driver's career, but who is the best never to reach such heights?
Formula 1 would be nothing without true competition. Over the years, we have seen driver rivalries that have defined the sport.
Bursting onto the F1 scene in 1984, Ayrton Senna captured the heart of the public and was romanticised during his career, which was tragically cut short in 1994.
Moss, who has died aged 90, never won a Formula One world championship, yet his remarkable talent at the wheel set him apart from his peers.
A look back at Sir Stirling Moss' life in pictures.
The good, the bad and the ugly series takes a look back over the defining moments of some of the biggest names to race in Formula 1.
With one more title, Lewis Hamilton can statistically become the best F1 driver ever. Is this the case or is his dominance down to the car?
Team radio messages are vital for teams and drivers to share key information, but over the years they have also been a great source of entertainment.
Everyone enjoys a good villain, a common enemy they can rally against and Formula 1 fans are no different.
Justice for Lando, more Ferrari questions and could more driver axes be on the way at Red Bull? It's time for conclusions from the Virtual Grand Prix.
What was supposed to be a record-breaking F1 calendar has been left in tatters by the coronavirus pandemic. Here is the current status of all 22 races on the schedule.
Formula 1 is on hiatus, and we don't know when it will be back. In the meantime, there's plenty of material you can watch to fill the void.
The 2020 Formula 1 campaign was supposed to be the longest ever. It may end up being one of the shortest, but which seasons would it join?
Five drivers have held the record of being the youngest in the sport to start a race, but how did they do after breaking it?
Formula 1 only needs eight races for the season to be a World Championship. But which eight would make our shortlist?
On this day in 2007, Formula 1's 61st season began. With a thrilling title fight and controversy aplenty, it's considered one of the best.
No racing, but that did not completely stop the chaos in Melbourne where some are coming away with a better reputation than others.
Formula 1 waited until two hours before the start of the Australian GP weekend to cancel the race and Chase Carey actually believes they handled the situation well. They didn't.
A new season of Formula 1 is around the corner. While most drivers on the grid are established names, many are desperate for a strong start nonetheless...
Fingers crossed, but the Australian Grand Prix seems to have withstood the coronavirus and we can look forward to kicking off the 2020 season.
Mercedes will not win this year's Constructors' Championship and Williams won't be last...
It has been a long winter, but finally the Formula 1 circus is back on the road - first stop Albert Park for the 2020 Australian Grand Prix.