The cockpit in Formula 1 represents the driver’s enclosed workspace within the racing car, containing all control systems and safety equipment needed to operate the vehicle at extreme speeds. This ...

Singapore has long been the most physically taxing Formula 1 race of the year thanks to a combination of a challenging stop-start circuit and high levels of heat and humidity. Now this year's weekend ...

With a weekend away from this year's hectic 24-race F1 calendar, Bottas will be at the centre of the sport's return to an ...

Romain Grosjean will make his return to the cockpit of a Formula One car by taking part in a test day with his former team, Haas, in Italy on Friday. The outing comes almost five years after Grosjean ...

Along Singapore’s main thoroughfare on Orchard Road, the support for the Aussie is observable, but is somewhat dwarfed by the hype for his teammate, and the fanfare around Max Verstappen - who claimed ...

The temperature inside a Formula 1 cockpit can get up to 60 degrees Celsius (140 degrees Fahrenheit). That’s from the engine, brakes and the car’s aerodynamics. Drivers are in there for up to 2 hours ...