When Louis Vuitton creates a bespoke trophy trunk for every Formula 1 major Grand Prix circuit, you know we’ve entered a new era of luxury marketing. The paddock—once the exclusive domain of automotive sponsors and energy drinks—has transformed into fashion’s most coveted runway and luxury’s newest frontier.

It’s been 75 years since the first Formula 1 world championship race was held at the British Silverstone Circuit in 1950. To mark the anniversary, F1 has shared a rare highlight reel of the race (originally called the European Grand Prix) that has been colorized using a mix of AI and manual processes.

With just one day away from the 2025 Formula 1 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, what can we expect from Imola? And what's been making headlines in the world of Formula 1 leading into this weekend?

Helmets are the lifesavers, and no other equipment has saved more lives. For Formula 1 drivers, they are super important and over the years, there have been many stories in F1 that tell you about how helmets saved drivers' lives during races.

Australian driver Oscar Piastri won the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix as McLaren claimed the top two spots on the podium.

The story of the first two seasons of Formula E’s GEN3 has been one of a duel between Porsche and Jaguar, but that form book has been shaken up this year.

Not to mention, these earplugs didn’t poke out of your ear or look goofy. As Bodewes remembers it, the design was, “based on a personal frustration. We were thinking, why can’t earplugs become cooler?

Franco Colapinto believes five races ain't enough to get up to speed ahead of his debut for Alpine at Sunday's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola.