Formula One launches 'Drive It Out' campaign on abuse
Formula One launched a 'Drive It Out' initiative on Saturday to tackle abuse after recent incidents of racist and homophobic behaviour by spectators and the sexual harassment of female fans.
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F1 understands Silverstone invasion, but 'no one has the right to put lives in danger'
The protesters who stormed Sunday's British Grand Prix remain in police custody after Formula One boss Stefano Domenicali labelled their actions as "dangerous and irresponsible".
Vettel sympathises with "desperate" F1 protesters but highlights risk
On the opening lap of the British Grand Prix, demonstrators from the Just Stop Oil activist group managed to breach the fence and get onto the track on the Wellington Straight.
‘I’m ok!’ – Zhou Guanyu reacts after heavy crash at British Grand Prix
Zhou Guanyu has thanked fans for their support after the Alfa Romeo driver crashed heavily at the start of Sunday’s British Grand Prix.
Verstappen now ready to cooperate with Netflix
SILVERSTONE, England : Formula One world champion Max Verstappen says he is now ready to work with the Netflix docu-series 'Drive to Survive' after previously shunning it for the way the protagonists were portrayed.
Former F1 driver Karun Chandhok hosts session on sustainable motorsport in UK parliament
Karun Chandhok was a part of a distinguished panel that was invited by the UK parliament to speak on how motorsport can contribute towards a sustainable future. The Indian hosted the session in the speaker's chamber in the House of Lords on Monday. Besides Chandhok, the panel included F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali, Motorsport UK Chair David Richards, Mercedes F1 CTO James Allison and Zero Petroleum founder Paddy Lowe, who is also a renowned motor racing engineer.