F1 photographer Mark Sutton talks ESPN through his favourite shots from the Bahrain Grand Prix. Sparky Red Bull We know the sparks are more enhanced due to the night, even... read more »

Expect sparks and sand as Formula 1 heads to Bahrain this weekend for the second race of the season. read more »

As we enter the first year of our partnership, Chandon presents #EnjoyTheSpark to celebrate the launch of the McLaren-Honda MP4-31. Look out for more sparks of passion,... read more »

Sparks flew in 2015, making this season one of Formula 1's most pleasing on the eye for decades. read more »

Nico Hulkenberg's Le Mans 24 Hours victory has prompted renewed interest in the race from other Formula 1 drivers, though many would not attempt it amid parallel grand... read more »

The resignation of Volkswagen chairman Ferdinand Piech has revived talk of the company entering F1. read more »

F1 photographer Mark Sutton talks ESPN through his six favourite shots from the final two flyaway races before the beginning of the European season. Chinese Grand Prix Rock and... read more »

While the titanium skid plates may have sparked interest amongst fans, Carlos Sainz has revealed it can be "unpleasant" for the drivers... read more »

Bahrain is slowly but surely becoming one of the very best events of the F1 calendar. read more »

The Final Stint looks at the main talking points from the Bahrain Grand Prix, including Raikkonen's return to the podium, the prospect of a rules revolution in 2017 and... read more »

Cars spitting hot metal across the track were a part of what made Formula 1 thrilling in the 1980s - and now it is back. read more »

Felipe Massa has revealed that it was the titanium plate that caused the smoke that bothered him in the practices for the Chinese GP... read more »

The titanium plate adding to Formula 1 cars to create more sparks this season caused the in-cockpit smoke that troubled Williams driver Felipe Massa in Chinese Grand Prix practice read more »

Sparks could fly between Jenson Button and Fernando Alonso as they did with Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost at McLaren. read more »

New regulations that should result in sparks flying from the underside of cars next season are being introduced for safety and technical reasons as well as improving the show,... read more »

Tony Fernandes has rekindled speculation that he will sell the Caterham Formula One team after admitting "F1 hasn't worked" as he closed his account on Twitter read more »

The World Motor Sport Council has agreed a number of changes to the 2015 Sporting and Technical Regulations during a meeting in Munich on Thursday. They include standing... read more »

Nico Rosberg set the quickest time in the opening practice session as Formula 1 returned to Austria for the first time in 11 years. Rosberg posted a 1:11.295 on prime tyres to... read more »

Ferrari and Mercedes will both fit titanium blocks to the bottom of their cars in the hope of creating sparks in a move to make the cars more spectacular. It's one of a... read more »

Ferrari and Mercedes are to conduct tests with titanium skid blocks in Austrian Grand Prix Friday practice, with teams now set on bringing back sparking cars to Formula 1 read more »

Formula 1 teams are pushing to make grand prix cars more visually spectacular, AUTOSPORT can reveal, with the return of sparks, glowing brake discs and vapour trails all being... read more »

Virgin Racing has become the ninth team to confirm its entry in the debut season of the new electric racing series, Formula E. The team, backed by the Virgin brand led by Sir... read more »

Nico Rosberg admitted he feared for his safety when sparks began firing from his Mercedes during the Korean Grand Prix on Sunday... read more »

Nico Rosberg managed to finish in seventh place in the Korean GP, despite an issue with his front nose mid-race leaving him trailing a shower of sparks behind... read more »

The future of the Korean GP is set to be plunged into fresh doubt after a fire truck was deployed midway through Sunday's race without proper permission. read more »