Red Bull to take over Honda F1 engines from 2022
Red Bull have secured a deal which enables them to use Honda’s engines when they pull out of the Formula 1 circuit at the end of the year.
The move comes after Formula 1 agreed to put a freeze on new engine developments at the end of this current season all the way to 2024.
F1 2020 Predictions: Mercedes set to maintain dominance
There are just under three weeks until the V6 engines of Formula 1 roar back into life, starting in Melbourne for the 2020 Australian Grand Prix. Ahead of the vast regulation changes in the 2021 season, Formula 1 fans...
Listen: Liverpool rider the future of British superbike team
British superbike team Hawk Racing are looking to Liverpool youngster, Josh Owens as their next star of the future.
After a poor campaign last year, the Hawk team have looked to youth this season pinning their hopes on Owens and...
Local Mercedes duo sweating on start to Formula 1 season
Liverpool-born Mercedes mechanics Ron Meadows and Andrew Shovlin will be anticipating a fast start to the Formula 1 season in Bahrain this weekend.
The German team have won the last seven Constructors' Championships, but their new car, the W12, endured...
Mexico Grand Prix Qualifying Report
The 20th edition of the Mexican Grand Prix qualifying session got underway. High expectations for Red Bull after they showed great pace in the practice sessions and a challenge to Mercedes and Ferrari making this a more exciting qualifying.
Q1...
Ron Meadows: ‘I was never someone who aspired to be in Formula 1’
Mercedes F1 Team Sporting Director Ron Meadows has revealed his misgivings about working in the sport.
Mercedes to chase Ferrari in Saudi Arabia as Red Bull look to solve issues
After a superb start to the Formula One season in Bahrain, Ferrari will look to make it back to back 1-2 finishes in Saudi Arabia this weekend.
What if Formula One teams played in the Premier League?
Formula One and the Premier League may seem like two sporting worlds apart.
While many Premier League stars turn up to training in expensive Ferraris, it won't quite capture the feeling of tearing around the streets of Monaco at over 170mph.
Bottas won the battle in the US but Hamilton won the war
Valtteri Bottas has won the US Grand Prix after displaying a great drive towards the end of the race to beat his team mate Hamilton.
The spotlight however shines on the Briton, after Hamilton secured his sixth Formula One World...
From karting to Rolls Royce chauffer – meet Liverpool driver Declan Jones
At just 25, Declan Jones has done it all in motorsports - driving cars, building cars, owning a race team.
He’s even worked as a chauffeur for Rolls Royce transporting tennis stars!
