US Grand Prix: 5 big questions that need answers in Austin
The second US-based Formula 1 race of the season takes place this weekend as we head back to Austin for a 10th straight year.
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US Grand Prix: How to watch, schedule, weather forecast and all the key info
Formula 1 is back in the United States for the second time this season as the popular Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, welcomes the sport back for a 10th year.
Welcome to Texas! What you must know ahead of F1's return to the Lone Star State
The Circuit of The Americas celebrates its 10th birthday in 2022, and with it, Formula 1's 10th running at the track. The circuit in the State of Texas almost didn't see the light of day, but despite the setbacks and obstacles preventing it from coming to life, it emerged victorious to host the race on the planned date: 18 November 2012.
Pedro de la Rosa tells Aston Martin how to handle Fernando Alonso: 'Just be honest'
Fernando Alonso joins Aston Martin for the 2023 Formula 1 season replacing the retiring Sebastian Vettel, and his new team has been warned to have an 'open book honest policy' with the two-time F1 champion.
History repeats itself: The similarities between Vettel and Verstappen's F1 title wins
Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel are Formula 1 legends in own right. And more, both won their first F1 World Championships with the Red Bull Racing team. But there is a very unique comparison between the two that few may know: they won their first two championships at the same venues.
F1: Red Bull switch focus to 2023 as they close on Constructors' crown
Rob Marshall, Red Bull’s Chief Technical Officer, has revealed that the team is now fully focusing on their 2023 Formula 1 car.
Interview: Lucas Blakeley on moving to McLaren, managing pressure and beating Sebastian Vettel at ROC
Lucas Blakeley has had a phenomenal start to proceedings in the F1 Esports series this year, with him winning two of the opening three races and sitting on top of the standings.
OPINION | It's goodbye to F1's full-wet tyre and hello red-flags and race stoppages
During the 2022 Japanese Grand Prix, viewers and fans in attendance were treated to two hours of on-track inactivity.