Formula One returns on March 20 with 2022 curtain-raiser, the Bahrain Grand Prix. The season is one of the most anticipated in years, with new rules expected to shake up the pack.

Add to that the balancing act Red Bull and Mercedes faced in developing their 2022 cars with fighting for the 2021 championship and we could see another levelling factor at the start of the season ...

The Italian racing team has unveiled its new 2022 Formula One car, which features a throwback livery that combines a red body with black front and rear wings. The F1-75 celebrates the 75th ...

The 2022 Haas F1 car is the first to be revealed. It's white, red and blue livery is representative of its primary sponsor, Russian fertilizer company Uralkali, rather than the American flag.

There are just 24 days until the 2022 Formula 1 season begins, and I for one am very excited. It’s a monumental season for the sport, with a new reigning champion, new sporting regulations and ...

2022 will bring F1’s biggest rule change since the hybrid era started. It’s something that’s been being worked on by the FIA and FOM since 2016 with a single target: making overtaking easier.

In an interview Sunday, Haas said that it was the F1 budget cap, not his own bank account, that was limiting his spending. “The car is fast, we have two good drivers, and we’re going forward”.

Here’s a peek to the 2022 F1 cars It should be easier to follow And that should mean more overtaking Formula One has revealed the new F1 2022 car ahead of the British Grand Prix later this week ...

Update: Since this post’s original publishing, the rest of this season’s teams have revealed their 2022 cars. We’ve updated the post with all of them, so it now includes every 2022 F1 car on ...

It has been announced that a full-sized model of a 2022 F1 car is going to be unveiled on Thursday at an event at Silverstone. With widespread regulation changes coming into play from next year ...

F1 has lofty expectations for its revamped 2022 cars -- a new competitive order, closer racing and more overtaking. But is it all achievable?