China is offering low-priced tickets to watch Michael Schumacher and other participants in the country's first-ever Formula One race.
The FIA has clamped down on team-to-car radio as well as the two-way telemetry systems that enable engineers to tweak a car's settings while it is racing.
The Jordan racer shrugged off his reputation as Formula One's most underrated talent to win the 'Drivers' Driver' vote at the F1 Awards.\n\n
American cyclist Lance Armstrong, who won his fourth consecutive Tour de France this year, was voted foreign sportsperson of the year by the Spanish daily newspaper El Pais.
Since the traditional Australian opener was cancelled in March, Formula One has agreed changes to help teams hard hit by COVID-19.
Federico Montoya will drive for the Berlin-based Muecke team in the German Formula BMW series next year.
Jaguar team boss Tony Purnell feels the Australian driver is a world champion in the making.
The German has after all won everything there is to win and broken just about every record in the book.
Ross Brawn said the memory of Nigel Mansell's failure to win the 1986 title from a similar position still lingers.
The German won a wet and wild US Grand Prix while Colombian rival Juan Pablo Montoya's title hopes were blown away.
The Italian clocked the fastest qualifying lap in first qualifying for Sunday's U.S. Grand Prix.\n\n
Ferrari's Michael Schumacher can win a record sixth Formula One championship at Indianapolis on Sunday if circumstances go his way.
The defending F1 champion expects the title to be decided by a last-race duel between himself and the Colombian.
World champion Michael Schumacher has recovered from flu and is itching to chalk up a record 12th victory of the season.
The German world champion now has 82 points to second-placed Montoya's 79.
Ferrari's ace is resigned to the idea of his younger brother helping the Colombian become world champion at his expense.
The six-times world champion feels it is impossible to win 17 of the 18 Grands Prix this season.
The six-times world champion was 0.362 of a second quicker than Colombian Juan Pablo Montoya's Williams.
Ferrari's Michael Schumacher fended off McLaren's Kimi Raikkonen to win the British Grand Prix.
Was Tendulkar right in asking for an exemption? Should the government have acceded to his request?
Narain's immediate aim is get into the F-1 even if it is with low profile teams.
McLaren will support the rising career of Cheng Congfu in a bid to discover the first Chinese Formula One superstar.
'I'm quite satisfied, especially because Raikkonen was only third and picked up just one point as a result not a lot happened,' said the German world champion.
The Ferrari ace is looking to win the U.S Grand Prix for the third time on Sunday.\n\n
