Have you ever wondered why there isn't a Swiss Grand Prix? After all, races are held annually in neighbouring Austria and Italy, while the Monaco GP is also held some 562... read more »

Finally, it's out: Andrea Kimi Antonelli will race for Mercedes as Ferrari-bound Lewis Hamilton's replacement in the 2025 Formula 1 season.In signing with the Silver... read more »

A burnt-out 1954 Ferrari has been sold for a staggering $2millon after being put up for auction. read more »

We should have been enjoying the Formula 1 world championship's 67th visit to Monaco this weekend. Instead, 2020 will be the first F1 season since 1954 not to feature this... read more »

Missing from the F1 schedule for the first time since 1954, Automobile Club de Monaco reveals that the Principality will host three major events in almost as many weeks next year. read more »

The Automobile Club de Monaco has revealed that it plans to hold all three of its blue-riband motorsport events in 2021. The ACM was forced to cancel the 2020 Monaco Grand... read more »

Ferrari has won the Spanish GP 12 times, the first victory dating back to 1954 at Pedralbes courtesy of Mike Hawthorn. read more »

Travel back in time with us to 1954 and the French Grand Prix at Reims to take a look at the Silver Arrows' triumphant return to Grand Prix racing. read more »

Nico Rosberg takes Fangio's W196 from 1954 on a lap of Hockenheim, complete with selfie video! read more »

Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg will attend the 2014 DTM season opener at Hockenheim this coming weekend, where he is scheduled to do a number of demo laps at the wheel of the... read more »

Lewis Hamilton claimed pole position in qualifying at Albert Park this evening, with Nico Rosberg also finishing in the top three. Lewis scored the 100th pole position for... read more »

Formula One’s history is punctuated by major rule changes. For the 2014 season the raft of changes is led by a move from V8 to V6 turbocharged engines. Sixty years […] read more »

The Mercedes Formula One Team today unveiled the F1 W05, its 2014 challenger, at the Circuito de Jerez in southern Spain. Ahead of the first morning of official winter testing,... read more »

The 1954 Italian Grand Prix at Monza saw Juan Manuel Fangio winning the race for Mercedes, with Hans Herrmann finishing in fourth place. read more »

A Mercedes W196 driven by five-time Formula One world champion Juan Manuel Fangio during the 1954 season has been sold for $26.4 million (£17.5 million) at an auction... read more »

Five-time World Champion Juan Manual Fangio's 1954 Mercedes-Benz has been sold for a record price at an auction in Britain... read more »

A Mercedes W196 put up for Auction on Friday has sold for a record breaking £17.5 million ($26.5m) at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The 1954 Mercedes - driven by... read more »

A 1954 Mercedes W196 has sold for a world record £17.5m at the Goodwood Festival of Speed read more »

A rare Mercedes W196 driven by five-time world champion Juan Manuel Fangio, will be auctioned off at the Goodwood Festival of Speed and is expected to fetch more than... read more »

Check out how F1 has changed between 1954 and 2011 as the Mercedes-Benz W 196 meets its modern counterpart, the 2011 W 02. Watch out for the Roman numerals on the gear lever...... read more »

A Mercedes-Benz W196 - the car Juan Manuel Fangio drove to the 1954 championship - has been found abandoned in a warehouse read more »

Fancy owning a piece of Formula One history? A ‘forgotten’ F1 car is to be auctioned off at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in July. The car in question is a... read more »

The Mercedes W196 in which Juan Manuel Fangio won the 1954 German and Swiss Grands Prix is up for sale. read more »

"There is one element of motor racing that is present at the Olympics..." writes Mike Lawrence, "and it first appeared at the British Empire Trophy, Oulton Park,... read more »

If Sebastian Vettel hangs on to the drivers’ world championship trophy at the end of 2012, he will be only the third driver in the sport’s history with a... read more »