Racing
Sergio Pérez, who will be driving for the new F1 team Cadillac next season, recently announced that he has become the global ambassador for Tommy Hilfiger menswear.
Recently, at the annual conference held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, the FIA announced a significant piece of news: the 2026 FIA Annual Conference will be held in Shanghai, China.
With the conclusion of the 2025 F1 season, current Red Bull Racing driver Liam Lawson has begun his vacation and recently embarked on a charitable journey, announcing the auction of his first car, a Subaru Forester.
Last week, a charity gala was held in Shanghai, China, attended by F1 Ferrari driver Zhou Guanyu.
A new debate is brewing around last year’s two heavyweight choices made by the Ferrari team: they signed the seven-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton, but failed to secure the design master Adrian Newey.
Max Verstappen has completed another successful season, but he is now looking at his old rival, Lewis Hamilton.
With Isack Hadjar confirmed as Max Verstappen’s new teammate for the 2026 season, the Red Bull team has once again undergone a driver change in a few short years.
After experiencing the setback of having both cars disqualified from the Las Vegas race, McLaren CEO Zak Brown proposed a rather controversial yet thought-provoking idea: to reintroduce refueling rules mid-race in F1.
Although Lewis Hamilton has confirmed he will represent Ferrari in the 2026 Formula One World Championship, he is still considered to be under new pressure from potential competition posed by young driver Oliver Bearman.
With Helmut Marko, who has long served as a racing advisor for the Red Bull Racing team, stepping down after the season, the 2026 season will mark Max Verstappen’s first year competing in F1 without Marko’s direct support.
According to the latest reports from American media, former NASCAR champion driver Greg Biffle and his family have tragically encountered a plane crash.
Recently, senior officials from the Rwanda Development Board discussed the possibility of F1 returning to Africa in a media interview,