With 67 victories and counting, Max Verstappen represents Formula 1’s generational shift. He embodies the disruptor archetype ...

America Returns to Formula 1 with Scott SpeedNPR's Scott Simon talks to the editor-in-chief of Formula 1 racing magazine Matt Bishop about this weekend's U.S. Grand Prix. There is added excitement ...

Modern F1 cars regularly touch 210–220 mph and have peaked beyond 230 mph in speed traps under ideal conditions.

What's the fastest you think you could drive inside? Obviously, there are a lot of things that could influence this, like the car you're driving and the size of the room that you find yourself in. For ...

On race day, Formula One cars speed by as a blur, whether you're watching on TV or in person. Now, you can get an up-close look at one of these incredible machines because an Aston Martin F1 vehicle ...

Fox Sports and Speed Channel said Monday that the networks will carry Formula One racing through 2009. By Paul J. Gough, The Associated Press NEW YORK — Fox Sports and Speed Channel said Monday that ...

An all-electric GenBeta Formula E single-seater racing car set a new indoor land speed record ahead of this past weekend’s final two races of Season 9 in London, clocking in at 135.9 miles per hour ...

In this thrilling video, join me on an unforgettable journey as I unveil my incredible experience of obtaining exclusive ...

Gordon Rojewski is a General Motors engineer. With that type of brain to contend with, it was no wonder that we had to ask for an explanation about the personalized plate on his turbocharged '88 ...

As Season 9 of the ABB Formula E World Championships comes to a close in London, a modified Gen3 electric race car has smashed a two-year-old indoor speed record set by Porsche with a top speed of 218 ...

Belgian Formula 2 driver Amaury Cordeel has lost his license over footage of an on-road stunt that he uploaded to TikTok. The video, which was originally posted in 2020, shows Cordeel allegedly ...

April 1 is a date with multiple connotations around the globe. Still, we’re no fools. We respect Canadians' sovereign choice of ditching smiles per gallon as long as they still appreciate Mopar ...