Features

Which races will still be on the Formula 1 calendar in 2030? How will the sport’s drive for sustainability impact the schedule? Will F1 maintain its relevance in America?

The logistics of moving the Formula 1 circus between destinations is akin to a military operation. We take a look at how one of the world’s largest sporting events moves between countries on time.

Károly Méhes looks back on the legendary career of the 4-time World Champion, Sebastian Vettel, who retired at the end of the 2022 F1 season.

Karoly Mehes makes a pilgrimage to two important sites in Austria keeping alive the memory of posthumous 1970 Formula 1 World Champion, Jochen Rindt.

Károly Méhes recounts his experience at the 1986 Hungarian Grand Prix and also talks to one of the grid girls who worked at the first race behind the Iron Curtain.

With a long and illustrious motorsport history, plenty of French F1 drivers have experienced success at home, particularly at Circuit Paul Ricard.

From Stirling Moss to Lewis Hamilton, twelve British drivers have shared 28 home wins at the British Grand Prix.

Károly Méhes catches up with the Mayor of Maranello, Luigi Zironi, to talk about the importance of the Scuderia to his small town.

From Pedralbes to Catalunya, five different circuits have hosted the Spanish Grand Prix since 1950, while Valencia featured on the calendar as host of the European Grand Prix.

Thirteen Spanish drivers have started a Formula 1 Grand Prix, eight have scored points, but only one has scored multiple poles, wins and World Championships.

Formula 1 is facing an overhaul of its calendar. With an ever-growing roster of races, we take a look at which events are in most danger of falling off the F1 schedule.