On the back of a series of tough races, Mercedes driver George Russell was at a loss for words when explaining his dominant pace in qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. F1Technical's senior writer ...

Having displayed encouraging pace all through the weekend, Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz emerged as Russell's closest rival in the all-important final qualifying segment, but even his best effort was ...

Having started his new role as Formula One's race director, George Russell and Carlos Sainz reckon that Rui Marques has been given a massive task with only three races left in 2024. F1Technical's ...

Having displayed strong pace all through the weekend, Mercedes driver George Russell set the benchmark in qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix to secure his fourth career pole position.

Having suffered a high-speed crash in qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Williams have confirmed that Franco Colapinto's participation in tomorrow's Nevadan race is uncertain.

On the back of an impressive showing on Thursday, Mercedes continued to set the pace in the third and final practice at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, with George Russell setting the benchmark ahead of ...

Having displayed strong pace all through the weekend, Mercedes driver George Russell set the benchmark in qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix to secure his fourth career pole position.

On the back of his impressive showing and a second-place finish at last year's Las Vegas Grand Prix, Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has acknowledged that the Scuderia is not as strong as expected to ...

The Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix has agreed a partnership with Duracell that will see a drag reduction system (DRS) zone sponsored for the first time.

Ahead of this weekend's Las Vegas Grand Prix, Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur claims that the Italian squad wants to keep its fight with McLaren in the Constructors' Championship alive.

McLaren has reported significant financial improvements, annoucing that it has recovered from an AUD $111.8 million (£57.84m) ...

Williams have confirmed that Alex Albon and Franco Colapinto will be able to take part at this weekend's Las Vegas Grand Prix after both drivers have suffered heavy crashes last time out at Sao Paulo.