YouTube sensation AngryGinge was among three content creators arrested at Silverstone last weekend after £30,000 of damage was reportedly caused to an F1 car.

Formula E, majority owned since last year by telecoms company Liberty Global, started out in 2014 with a 25-year licence. FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem let slip to reporters during last weekend's ...

Former F1 pundit Will Buxton has claimed that IndyCar Scott Dixon should be considered as one of the greatest racers of all ...

Laurent Mekies has made his first public appearance as boss of Red Bull Racing following the shock departure of Christian ...

James Vowles stopped by Midori House ahead of the British GP to speak to Monocle Radio’s The Entrepreneurs about his ...

Fresh off the back of an action-packed Formula 1 weekend at Silverstone, Pivot has completed two commercial bridging loans at ...

The legendary Goodwood Festival of Speed roared to life on Thursday, launching a four-day celebration of motorsport history.

RAYE and Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton are the latest stars to fuel dating rumors. Here’s what we know about their ...

Red Bull did not give a reason for the decision in a statement Wednesday, but thanked Horner for his work and said he will ...

The current Formula 1 races on ESPN networks attract an average of 1.3 million viewers, representing a 17% increase from the ...

During last weekend’s British Grand Prix, police arrested three well-known British streamers after one allegedly caused around £30,000 (roughly $41,000 at current exchange rates) in damage to a ...