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Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has been indicted in Germany on allegations of bribery.

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Red Bull isn’t wasting time in finding Mark Webber’s replacement. 

To kick off the Nurburgring 24 Hours this year, Michael Schumacher climbed back into the cockpit of a Formula 1 race car, this time the 2011 Formula 1 Silver Arrow from Mercedes-Benz.

Honda will return to the world of Formula One racing for the 2015 season in partnership with  McLaren, which will source its engines from the Japanese company. 

Michael Schumacher may be retired from Formula 1 racing, but that’s not stopping the new Mercedes-Benz ambassador from climbing back into the cockpit of an F1 car.

Lego has teamed up with Ferrari to produce a truly awesome toy; the world’s first full-scale model of a Ferrari Formula 1 race car.

Infiniti Red Bull Racing has revealed its race car that will be used to defend its Formula One Drivers’ and Constructors’ titles in the 2013 Formula One season.

Lotus has become the first Formula One team to unveil its race car for the 2013 season, the E21.

In honor of the world’s fastest Formula 1 pit stop done by the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes pit crew, timepiece maker TAG Heuer has gifted each pit crew member with a Carrera Day-Date chronograph.

Back in June, Bernie Ecclestone seemed confident that the Grand Prix of America would not happen in 2013. Despite that, June 16, 2013 was announced as the date for the inaugural Grand Prix of America at Port Imperial. Turns out Ecclestone was right.

In a surprising move, Formula One and Speed will be going their separate ways after this season, ending a 17-year relationship.

When was the last time a car’s braking performance made headlines? Or when a vehicle’s defining feature was listed as its ability to come to a stop in a hurry?

Exiting the sport in 2008, Honda has reportedly resumed interest in the pinnacle of motorsports: Formula One.

After a less-than-glorious return to the sport, seven-time Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher has announced his retirement from the pinnacle of motorsports.