After being absent from the calendar in 2020, Formula 1 heads back to the Circuit Paul Ricard for the French Grand Prix in the first ;eg of the season's first... read more »

Crash.net previews this weekend's French Grand Prix, where the focus will be on Mercedes and whether it can bounce back from two disappointing weekends in Monaco and... read more »

Following the high-profile failures in Baku, from this weekend's French Grand Prix the teams will face tougher checks to ensure they are not manipulating tyre pressures. read more »

Zak Brown has pulled out of racing in a GT4 event this weekend, with the team commemorating the life of popular investor Mansour Ojjeh at the French Grand Prix. read more »

The Alpine F1 Team celebrate their first home Grand Prix this weekend, as the French Grand Prix makes a return to the calendar after being cancelled last year due to coronavirus. read more »

The French Grand Prix marks a return home for Esteban Ocon as well as a first home Grand Prix for the Alpine team in Formula 1. read more »

Pirelli go into this weekends French Grand Prix under immense pressure after the race changing tyre failures last time out in Azerbaijan. read more »

This weekends French Grand Prix represents the start of the first triple header of the season, a new challenge for both Uralkali Haas F1 Team drivers Mick Schumacher and Nikita... read more »

With Pirelli's investigation into the failures suffered by Lance Stroll and Max Verstappen at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix concluding that the way the tyres were run... read more »

Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton will face the media together in the press conferences ahead of the French Grand Prix. read more »

The Monegasque driver was in a chatty mood after securing his first Q3 appearance at qualifying for the 2018 French Grand Prix. For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

Toto Wolff is cautiously optimistic of "better fortunes" to come for Mercedes back at a traditional racing circuit at Paul Ricard. read more »

Mercedes is hopeful that it will return to strong form at this weekend's French Grand Prix around a more "traditional" circuit. The reigning world champions have... read more »

McLaren are not sure where they sit in the pecking order as Formula 1 heads back to the Paul Ricard circuit for the French Grand Prix. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has opted to withdraw from a racing return this weekend in order to commemorate Mansour Ojjeh at the French Grand Prix. read more »

Williams has confirmed test driver Roy Nissany will use George Russell's car in the first free practice session at the French Grand Prix this weekend. read more »

It's great to have two cars up at the front fighting for the championship and also scoring the points. Baku was a great example of that and how it should be done. read more »

It’s triple header time! Yes, this weekend the French Grand Prix kicks off a run of three races in three successive weekends, and Damon and Tom can’t wait! They discuss who the... read more »

We've brought home a decent points haul in Monaco and Azerbaijan, and we need to keep up the consistent form in what is proving to be an extremely close midfield battle... read more »

From Jos Verstappen shining at a rain-hit qualifying to Michael Schumacher making history. For more F1® videos, visit http://www.Formula1.com Follow F1®:... read more »

The midfield is going to be very close and it's going to be a matter of getting everything right from Friday to Sunday. The gaps are so small and so is the difference... read more »

Roy Nissany returns to the cockpit at Williams for this weekend's Friday morning session, taking over George Russell's FW43B. read more »

Roy Nissany will drive for Williams during Friday's opening practice session for Formula 1's French Grand Prix. Formula 2 racer Nissany linked up with Williams ahead... read more »

Following Romain Grosjean's heroics in escaping with his life from his burning Haas in last year's Bahrain Grand Prix, you would think the Frenchman would want to... read more »

After two poor races, Mercedes will be happier than anyone to bid farewell to street circuits and head to Paul Ricard. read more »