Scuderia Ferrari and partner IBM have teamed up to launch a new AI-based app that will transform the F1 fan experience.

The unique design on the cars marks the first anniversary of HP’s partnership with Ferrari as title sponsor. The special ...

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has vowed that the initial struggles the team has endured in the 2025 Formula 1 campaign have had “nothing to do” with the car concept that it has chosen. The Italian ...

Nobody in 2004 could ever have predicted that the F1 car record would be surpassed ... fastest Formula 1 cars of all time, fighting with Ferrari and Michael Schumacher in their prime and pushing ...

Lewis Hamilton believes Ferrari are "taking steps forward" after implementing their first set of upgrades this season. Hamilton has endured a disappointing start to life at Ferrari, with his ...

IVECO Trucks Australia has partnered with Arise Racing GT for this year’s instalment of the GT World Challenge racing season. The team, which supported by the Ferrari factory Maranello and backed by ...

Both Ferrari and Red Bull have expressed their support for the return of the V10, citing it would be an excellent change for F1 racing, offering a thrilling show to the fans without compromising ...

Charles Leclerc has been urged to become “more incisive” and “convinced” over how he can make the Ferrari SF-25 stronger. That call comes from former F1 team boss Gian Carlo Minardi ...

Lewis Hamilton was able to overtake Racing Bulls driver Isack Hadjar ... And in the first Sprint of F1 2025, Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton went from pole to chequered flag in China, his first victory ...

especially considering that these are the largest set of F1 cars ever. Additionally, the aerodynamics of the cars are not built for close racing due to the dirty air effect.

Well luckily, there is a lot of racing to watch Friday through Sunday ... but if often produces a better on-track product than F1. And the intrigue is heightened this weekend, as Formula E debuts ...

Lewis Hamilton is behind Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc and ... On X (formerly known as Twitter) he wrote: "I’ve had an idea to make F1 racing more consistently exciting.