F1 Academy to race exclusively on GP weekends in 2024
Every round of the new all-female series F1 Academy will feature on the Formula 1 support bill next year
Why F2/F3’s new sustainable fuel is ‘more extreme’ than F1’s
Formula 2 and Formula 3 will take the first major step in Formula 1’s plan to have 100% sustainable, synthetic fuels in Bahrain this weekend with the competitive debut of the new Aramco-supplied spec fuels
Susie Wolff appointed head of F1’s new all-female series
Former Williams Formula 1 test driver, Venturi Formula E team boss and Dare to be Different creator Susie Wolff has become managing director of the new all-female F1 Academy series
Nine questions F1 teams want answering in F2 this year
F1’s primary feeder series will start alongside the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend – we pick out the nine key storylines to watch
Alpine to support Floersch and six female karters in 2023
The Alpine Formula 1 team has established a new karting programme to find and develop young female drivers and has added Sophia Floersch to its driver academy as part of its ongoing Rac(H)er initiative
Obituary: Legendary team manager David Price
David Price, a much-loved team manager whose career spanned junior categories to Le Mans and Formula 1, has died aged 75. Sam Smith pays tribute
New junior series launched as potential Formula E feeder
Former Mahindra Formula E team boss Dilbagh Gill is launching a new two-tier junior series called the ACE Championship, potentially using old FE cars as its basis
Rivals say this man needs an IndyCar seat. Now he has a test
Linus Lundqvist’s IndyCar chances were harpooned by a prize money misunderstanding mess in the off-season. His rivals say he deserves a seat and now he has a test, so what’s next?
Does the 2023 F2 grid feature a future F1 great? Our verdict
How is the F2 class of 2023 likely to go down? Now the field’s set, we asked our writers to assess whether there’s any F1 pedigree among this year’s feeder series contenders
Six F2 drivers among Red Bull’s 2023 junior line-up
Red Bull will support six of the 22 drivers in Formula 2 this year, the most of any Formula 1 driver academy in the history of GP2/F2
