Racing helmets in Formula 1 often hold deep meaning for the drivers who wear them. Now, Disney and F1 have collaborated on their own.

Pierre Gasly's EV had a "My other car is an F1 car" bumper sticker, while Valtteri Bottas chose to ride his bike on race day.

(TestMiles) – America has not stopped watching racing. It has simply become more selective about which racing feels fresh. Over the past five years, Formula 1, IndyCar, and NASCAR have each told a different story about what American race fans want.

Formula One Powerboat racing is returning to Pittsburgh in 2027. Here's what to know.

Dan Towriss insists the American remains on track for a potential Formula 1 seat despite a difficult rookie season.

Check out the Formula 1 odds for the 2026 season's ninth race in Silverstone this weekend. Who is the favorite to win at Silverstone?

While global automakers and government mandates continue to forcefully steer the consumer market toward battery-electric vehicles, the absolute pinnacle of motorsport is officially drawing a hard line in the sand.

Nielsen’s latest global fan reach report shows F1’s fanbase to be an estimated 831 million worldwide, making it the fastest-growing sports property year-over-year outpacing the likes of the Premier League and NBA. Critical to that growth is the key 16-29-year-old demographic, Gen Z.