Why F1 is 'an incredible match' for Adobe
By Samarth Kanal
F1 is an "incredible match" for US software giant Adobe, which announced its first F1 partnership in the lead up to the 2026 US GP
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F1's plan to slash car weight revealed
By Jon Noble
While the focus of F1's next rules era is on a switch to V8 engines, a dramatic reduction in car weight is also planned
What 'powerless' MotoGP riders have suddenly realised
By Simon Patterson
Talks of a MotoGP riders’ union have once again restarted, following a secret meeting held on Thursday at the Australian Grand Prix and first reported by The Race
Bezzecchi has bizarre collision then tops practice
By Matt Beer
Marco Bezzecchi and a wallaby both caused red flags in Friday afternoon practice at Phillip Island
Phillip Island MotoGP practice: Big crashes and Marquez fastest
By Matt Beer
Marc Marquez made a late move to the top at the end of opening practice for MotoGP's final Australian Grand Prix at Phillip Island
Everything we learned on day one of F1's 2026 US GP
By Josh Suttill
Singapore controversies continued, upgrade surprises and unusual admissions in the Austin paddock
MotoGP riders hold secret meeting amid Qatar concerns
By Simon Patterson
MotoGP riders held a secret meeting at Phillip Island to vote on whether they were prepared to race in Qatar
Mercedes rolls back ADUO engine debut
By Josh Suttill
Mercedes’ upgraded Formula 1 engine won’t appear as initially expected at the United States Grand Prix
Verstappen's spinal damage fears from 'out of control' F1 bumps
By Scott Mitchell-Malm
Max Verstappen fears F1 drivers will suffer “much more” spinal damage if “out of control” bumps like those at Austin are not fixed
Hamilton explains why he overruled Ferrari in Singapore
By Jon Noble
Lewis Hamilton has opened up on his own role in triggering the strategy mess that derailed his podium chances in Singapore
'Very difficult' to be convinced Middle East races go ahead - Sainz
By Josh Suttill
Carlos Sainz says it's "very difficult to be convinced right now" that F1's Qatar and Abu Dhabi weekends will definitely go ahead
McLaren opts not to punish Norris for Piastri Singapore collision
By Scott Mitchell-Malm
Lando Norris will not face any punishment for his collision with McLaren F1 team-mate Oscar Piastri in the Singapore GP sprint race
Valtteri Bottas is auctioning off his unique 'Nigel the Badger' helmet
By Hannah Atkinson
If you're a fan of F1 AND Badgers, well, Valtteri Bottas might have just the piece of memorabilia for you
Adobe makes first move into F1 with Alpine deal
By Samarth Kanal
Adobe has made its first ever move into a Formula 1 commercial partnership by joining Alpine in a new deal focused around its AI products
The 2027 MotoGP feud already starting
By Valentin Khorounzhiy
MotoGP already has its first potential feud of the 2027 season, the result of tensions between two rookies preparing to make their debuts
F1 Rewind: The truth behind Schumacher's Ferrari exit
By The Race Team
In the latest episode of The Race F1 Rewind, Edd Straw and Mark Hughes dig into the truth about Michael Schumacher’s Ferrari exit in 2006
Podcast: Why F1's US GP is pivotal for shaping 2027
By The Race Team
As F1 heads to Austin’s Circuit of the Americas, Mercedes faces a huge test not only of its troubled upgrade, but also of its 2027 prospects
Goodbye to a MotoGP classic
By Simon Patterson
MotoGP is about to race at Phillip Island for the last time. That's painful for Simon Patterson, even if the big Adelaide plan ultimately succeeds
Five surprising things we learned from Horner's book
By Edd Straw
Horner's test in Stroll's F1 car, a Mercedes job offer and Newey's real feelings about Marko - here are our favourite Horner book revelations
The full story of Red Bull's biggest-ever F1 gamble
By Jon Noble
The story of how Red Bull Powertrains went from a dream to an F1 race winner in five years is unprecedented. Jon Noble charts how it was possible
F1 and Leica team up to release a £7300 camera
By Hannah Atkinson
F1 fans who love photography might want to save up for something a little more expensive than a team’s jersey this year...
Why has the FIA intervened in F1's wheel rim war?
By Jon Noble
The FIA has moved to close off a potential new development arms race in F1 that could have led to a qualifying-only item becoming a necessity
Honda's stuck in a replacement rider crisis
By Simon Patterson
Luca Marini will be Honda's only representative at the Australian GP, with factory MotoGP team-mate Joan Mir still medically unfit and the team's test riders all sidelined
FIA imposes draconian rules on teams to stop cost cap exploitation
By Jon Noble
F1 personnel will no longer be allowed to share office space with their team's non-F1 staff, nor work in open areas such as canteens, as part of a major FIA clampdown
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