Formula One saw a 4.5% drop in its average race television audience last year and a reduced overall viewing figure that reflected a smaller season hit by COVID-19, the sport said on Monday.

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McLaren successfully defended the Constructors Championship for the first time in 35 years; Zak Brown and Andrea Stella have ...

Memories like his debut victory at Monza in 2008, charging through the rain for Toro Rosso’s first Grand Prix win and becoming F1’s youngest race winner (pre-Verstappen), will endure. Senna’s great ...

With Christian Horner now free to return to Formula 1 in 2026, speculation about his next landing spot is rife - ESPN ranks ...

Stefano Domenicali says "new fans" have short memories and neither know nor care about the difference between Monaco and Las ...

Formula One Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix in 2026 be the first time a sprint race is held here. Read more at ...

Manchester City travel to Monaco in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday. The teams will struggle to match the excitement ...

In short, it seems Horner is keen to come back to F1, but that if he does so, he does not want to be 'only' a team principal.