It’s been a “tough” first half-season at Williams for former Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz. In Austria, his eleventh race for the Grove-based outfit, Sainz’s ...

Javier Bardem doesn’t own a car, but if he did, he’d keep it in the slow lane. In the new Formula One action vehicle “F1 The Movie ,” however, he’s all about speed. The Oscar-winning Spanish actor, 56 ...

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The Austrian Grand Prix threw up some surprisingly significant stories for almost every Formula 1 team, and for those it ...

F1: The Movie', directed by Joseph Kosinski, stars Brad Pitt as a retired Formula One champion returning to racing. Released ...

Oliver Bearman’s first home F1 race One of the rookies on the F1 grid gets a chance ... Over at Williams, the team saw both Carlos Sainz Jr. and Alex Albon fail to finish the race. Albon’s day ended ...

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Carlos Sainz admits his opening stint at Williams has been anything but smooth, describing the first half of the season as “tough” amid persistent technical problems.

Verstappen has so far avoided a race ban. With up to four penalty points able to be issued for a single incident depending on ...