SPORTSWEAR giant adidas has forged a multiyear partnership with the Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team, marking its first foray ...

The one that has me waiting with bated breath is the F1 Speed Champions collection. This series of LEGO sets will feature every F1 2024 race car. It will showcase the team’s 2024 livery with a ...

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton's decision to leave Mercedes and join Ferrari has been certainly the biggest taking point of the year, but the season saw a series of other key movements.

With the recruitment of Franco Colapinto, Alpine is showing ambition. It is clear from this move initiated by adviser Flavio ...

According to a report from Autosport, Mercedes is changing things up for the 2025 F1 season by foregoing their traditional car launch event at Silverstone. Ins ...

Mercedes are approaching the new F1 2026 engine rules with a confidence reminiscent of the team’s 2014 rise. That is the claim of Sky F1 reporter Ted Kravitz, who believes the team will ...

The Mercedes W196 - a legendary F1 car that led Juan Manuel Fangio to two of his five World Championships - is up for sale at auction and is expected to sell for around £42million (€50m).

Is this the year the unthinkable happens? The idea of Max Verstappen joining Mercedes was only ever fanciful last season, but with the big F1 2026 rule changes on the horizon this year could be ...

Andrea Kimi Antonelli will be back behind the wheel of a Mercedes F1 car today, but in the team’s 2020 challenger. Mercedes have organised some extra mileage for the 18-year-old rookie ahead of ...

Another young prospect who has Mercedes’ backing is Doriane Pin, who is returning to the F1 Academy series in 2025 for a shot at the title. The 21-year-old arrived in the single-seater world ...

Former Formula 1 world champion Nico Rosberg, who raced for Mercedes alongside Lewis Hamilton, has called team principal Toto Wolff's decision to sign F2 driver Andrea Kimi Antonelli a "bold move." ...

2025 is set to be a very different season for Russell. Lewis Hamilton’s exit to Ferrari means that Mercedes is a strikingly different environment, without the most successful driver in F1 history.