An overdue rule change is coming – and F1 must follow it soon
UK motorsport’s governing body is updating its regulations to eliminate language that only refers to participants as males, something the FIA also has on its agenda
UK motorsport’s governing body is updating its regulations to eliminate language that only refers to participants as males, something the FIA also has on its agenda
Williams and Mercedes were F1’s two biggest eyebrow-raisers – in contrasting ways – during British GP’s Friday practice
Williams Formula 1 drivers Alex Albon and Logan Sargeant reckon their surprisingly strong start to the British Grand Prix weekend is a result of others being caught out by “curveball” conditions so far
Williams was again the big story in a second Max Verstappen-topped British Grand Prix F1 practice, amid a no-show for Charles Leclerc
Formula 1 teams believe a leading American driver would be better for the championship than adding a team such as Andretti Cadillac, as doubts remain over the benefit of such an entry
Formula 1 world championship leader Max Verstappen took his customary first place in opening British Grand Prix practice at Silverstone, with Williams a shock closest challenger to Red Bull
Nine of the 10 Formula 1 teams have new parts for the British Grand Prix. While some are high-speed package tweaks just for Silverstone, others could be game-changing in some of the grid’s tightest battles
Formula 1 drivers have united to dissuade protesters from disrupting the British Grand Prix through on-track protests, with McLaren driver Oscar Piastri arguing there is “no cause good enough to excuse that” given the high risk of doing so
Alpine already knows it’s likely to miss its target for the 2023 Formula 1 season. But it’s “excited” about the precise effect the new front wing it’s bringing to the British Grand Prix could have on its car’s behaviour
How well does the emerging fanbase think women are represented in motorsport? What support is there for female-only series? Does an equipment bias exist? Those are some of the questions answered in the More than Equal initiative’s ‘exploring the gender gap in motorsport’ report
