F1 season, features a record-tying 24 races, three visits to the United States and a new grand prix in Madrid in September.

Formula 1 auto racing has exploded in popularity in the past five years alone. According to GrandPrix247.com, interest in F1 series racing jumped 5.7% between 2021-2024. There are a lot of factors that are playing into the sudden rise in the sport's popularity.

The world's first official Formula 1 simulator is finally here. From the Netflix hit series Drive to Survive to the upcoming F1 movie starring Brad Pitt (in theaters June 27), F1 has officially taken over the pop culture scene.

All eight of the venues used throughout 2025 will return in 2026, with many of them even running on the same weekend next year. The world championship will again visit Europe, Asia, North America, and South America.

Formula One teamed up with Hollywood on a high-octane summer action romp that aims to dominate the box office while bringing new fans to the sport.

The Dutchman struck a feisty tone about his approach to F1 driving in this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix despite chance of a suspension

The next F1 race will be the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday, June 15. That race was a thrilling mixed-conditions affair in 2024 with Max Verstappen taking his sixth win of the season. It marked a turning point in his results, though, as he'd win just three of the remaining 15 races on the schedule.

Ford Performance has partnered with Red Bull Racing for F1's new era of regulations in 2026, but it will remain in the sport only on one condition.

Alpine’s quest for a new F1 team boss appears to starting afresh as a major stumbling block looks to have taken a lead contender out of contention. Following the resignation of Oli Oakes as team boss at Alpine following the Miami Grand Prix,