Formula One is nearing the end of its current season. Four races remain, in Mexico, the U.S., Brazil and Abu Dhabi, and there is plenty of business to decide on and off the race track. Here’s a look at the most pressing issues likely to generate the most headlines between now and the end of

10:03 AM ET Nicholas Latifi, a leading candidate to replace Polish driver Robert Kubica at Williams next season, will take part in first practice sessions at the next three Formula One grands prix. The team said in a statement on Monday that the reserve driver would take Kubica’s car for first practice in Mexico this

9:20 AM ET Red Bull has cut Mexican driver Patricio O’Ward from its driver programme, just six months after he was signed up. O’Ward impressed on his IndyCar debut at Sonoma in the 2018 finale and ran for Carlin at the start of the current campaign. In May, Red Bull signed him to its programme

12:38 PM ET Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton sent his fans a burst of positive energy on Friday after he started the week by saying he felt like “giving up on everything” because the world was in such a mess. The 34-year-old Mercedes driver is on the brink of winning his sixth championship, possibly in

3:16 PM ET Red Bull’s Max Verstappen is the quickest driver to ever race in Formula One, says F1’s 2009 world champion Jenson Button. “I think he is the fastest driver that has ever driven an F1 car. I really do,” Button told talkSPORT radio when asked about the Dutchman. “I think he is unbelievably

2:30 AM ET Formula One and the Hard Rock Stadium, home of the Miami Dolphins, have reached an agreement in principle to host a grand prix. F1 and Miami came to a 10-year agreement to host a race around the Biscayne Bar and Bayfront Park area, originally slated to start in 2019. However, this plan

12:38 PM ET Lewis Hamilton has said the he feels like “giving up” with his fight to raise awareness for climate change and has called for more people to become vegan. Hamilton, who inched closer to a sixth world championship with third place at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday, took to social media on

8:38 AM ET Mercedes secured a sixth consecutive sweep of the drivers’ and constructors’ championship at the Japanese Grand Prix. The Suzuka event saw a Tyhoon-enforced revamp to the weekend format and a race which brought stewarding decisions under the microscope again. Our F1 team, Laurence Edmondson, Nate Saunders, Maurice Hamilton and Kate Walker, discuss

9:26 AM ET Lewis Hamilton inched closer to a sixth world championship with third place at the Japanese Grand Prix — he can wrap it up in Mexico City on Oct. 27.# Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas, who is now the only other driver with a mathematical chance of clinching the title, won that race to

7:03 AM ET SUZUKA, Japan — Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff arrived at his post-race media session holding a red hat. He placed it on the table in front of him, glanced down at it and let a smile spread across his face. The same hat has been hanging in the entrance to the team’s