Simulator racing could contribute to esports' embrace into multisport events
Although the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Simulator Racing Grand Prix (SRGP) culminated on Saturday in Macao, discussions on the race's future have continued.
Hamilton set for seventh title
Lewis Hamilton can match Michael Schumacher's record seven world championships and overtake the former Ferrari great as the most successful Formula One driver of all time in Turkey on Sunday.
China's Meng Bo takes aim at the One Championship world title after win
After defeating Priscilla Hertati Lumban Gaol of Indonesia in the women's atomweight division at the Inside the Matrix II event in Singapore on Friday, China's mixed martial artist Meng Bo said she is seeking to claim the One Championship world title.
Wolff dismisses Hamilton 'quit' talk
Mercedes team chief Toto Wolff on Sunday dismissed the possibility that Lewis Hamilton is poised to retire from Formula One and said he did not believe it was about to happen.
Questions asked over record-breaking Hamilton's lack of recognition
In victory at the Portuguese Grand Prix, Hamilton surpassed Michael Schumacher's win total and took a step closer to matching the German great's seven world titles.
Hamilton eyes new record
Fresh from his record 92nd career win on Sunday, Lewis Hamilton will be the center of attention again this weekend when his Mercedes team aim to seal a record seventh constructors title.
Ferrari rejects favoritism speculation
Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto on Monday rejected mounting speculation that Ferrari are favoring Charles Leclerc over Sebastian Vettel by giving him a faster car.
Hamilton overtakes Schumacher with record 92nd F1 win
Six-time world champion Lewis Hamilton became the most successful Formula One driver of all time in terms of race wins on Sunday with a dominant 92nd career victory at the Portuguese Grand Prix.
Hamilton matches Schumacher's 91-win F1 bar
British Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton made history in Germany last week, matching the exploits of the greatest driver in the sport.
'Pink Mercedes' tag gone too far
Racing Point's Formula One car has been dubbed the "Pink Mercedes" because it looks like a clone of last year's title-winner, but the Silverstone-based team are hitting back at what they see as a misconception.
Hamilton eyes 'super weird' triumph
Fresh from two dominant triumphs, Lewis Hamilton will seek to complete an early-season hat-trick and extend his home wins record to seven without his usual impassioned supporters in "super weird" circumstances at the weekend's British Grand Prix.
Italian Grand Prix at historic Monza circuit to run without spectators
This year's Italian Formula One Grand Prix at Monza, a highlight of the calendar for diehard Ferrari fans, will be held without spectators due to the COVID-19 pandemic, organizers said.
'Gloves are off'
Mercedes team chief Toto Wolff may have seen his world champion team claim victory in the season-opening Austrian Grand Prix, but he still insists the "gloves are off" when the duel for supremacy with rivals Red Bull resumes on Sunday.
Reliability key in shortened F1 season: Wolff
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says reliability will be "fundamental" in deciding who emerges on top in the shortened Formula One season, with less margin for error due to the lighter schedule following the coronavirus lockdown.
Haas chief hails 'best possible' F1 health rules
Health rules for Formula One's coronavirus-delayed, season-opening Austrian Grand Prix are the best they could possibly be, Haas team principal Guenther Steiner said.
Spending cuts needed to preserve F1 teams: chief
The managing director of Formula One has said spending cuts will be necessary to prevent the "tragedy" of teams leaving the sport amid the coronavirus.
Leclerc 'happy' if Vettel stays
Charles Leclerc says he would be happy to have Sebastian Vettel continue as his Ferrari Formula One teammate next season, despite their clashes on track last year.
Virus final wake-up call for F1: McLaren chief
The COVID-19 crisis is a final wake-up call for an already "unhealthy" Formula One which risks losing teams unless drastic changes are made, McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl warned.