F1 Features

Renault was the fifth F1 team to pull the covers off its 2018 car, the R.S.18, ahead of its third season back as a fully-fledged manufacturer entry.

The new-look Alfa Romeo Sauber squad revealed its C37 with a fresh design philosophy and rookie driver Charles Leclerc

Exactly one week until F1 testing saw the launch of the new-look Aston Martin Red Bull with a 'special edition' livery before releasing its full race livery.

Second out of the F1 launch blocks were Williams with a presentation in London.

The first team to reveal its 2018 F1 challenger were Haas...

It’s happening. There’s no going back (for now, at least). In the coming days and weeks, we will see Halo make its full debut in Formula 1 as 2018 car designs are unveiled, before pre-season testing kicks off in Barcelona on February 26.

The rise of streaming services such as Amazon Video and Netflix has opened up a new wave of programming options in recent years, boasting big budgets and wide-reaching audiences that make it a lucrative market.

As preparations for the 2018 Formula 1 World Championship ramp up the team launch dates are beginning to trickle through ahead of the start of winter testing in Barcelona which begins on the 26 th February.

At just 18, Daniel Ticktum’s racing history already stands out as a classic story in the making...

At the age of 19 not many drivers can put two F1 team names on their racing CV but Callum Ilott has caught the eye up and down the F1 paddock.

12 months ago Russell secured a junior driver’s dream opportunity at F1 champions Mercedes.

Renault’s ‘senior’ junior academy member, Jack Aitken has become part of the foundations of the Formula 1 squad since its takeover of Lotus.

The name Lando Norris is one most F1 fans have probably heard of as his emerging talents continue to make waves across the motorsport globe.

Lewis Hamilton carries the Union Jack alone in Formula 1 for 2018 but there a number of names from the British Isles on the cusp of joining him. Haydn Cobb takes a look over the next Brit pack.

With the new racing season fast-approaching, we've picked out 10 drivers who look set to light up 2018 and make an impression through the year.

Mercedes Lewis Hamilton (Confirmed) Valtteri Bottas (Confirmed) Red Bull TAG-Heuer/Renault Daniel Ricciardo (Confirmed) Max Verstappen (Confirmed) Ferrari

There may not have been much in the way of major breaking Formula 1 news over the Christmas holiday period, yet in the world of social media, two of the sport’s biggest stars have been making waves.

At this time of year Formula 1 is eager to reveal the best of the best for each classic category from best overtake to best radio, but with a tilted look back on the 2017 season Crash has come up with some of its own ‘alternative awards’...

The winter break offers Formula 1 fans and pundits the perfect chance to reflect on the season that has passed and pick some of the key points and highlights from another great year of grand prix racing.

The great and the good of British motorsport strutted their stuff at two major award ceremonies in London last weekend - but Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton only turned up at one of them!

Formula 1 has released its fan attendance figures for the 2017 season which showed an 8% increase on the 2016 numbers with a total of 4,071,400 fans at the 20-round campaign.

The 2017 Formula 1 World Championship may have come to a close this weekend at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix but the final track action continues at the Yas Marina circuit for the post-season Pirelli tyre test.

Toro Rosso's spat with Renault makes Red Bull the biggest loser

The drivers entered into the 2017 Formula 1 World Championship have used the below listed number of power unit elements during this season so far: