Superstitions with sportspersons are as natural as day following night.

Formula One drivers are no different, even though they live and work with state-of-the-art technology.
Giving female names to

Seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher will be looking to put his Korean GP disappointment behind when he rolls his Mercedes out of the Buddh International Circuit garage next weekend.

The Ger

Vikash Anand may not be old enough to have a driver’s license, but the 17-year-old Chennai boy surely knows how to set the tracks ablaze with his skills behind the wheel.

When Team Lotus boss Tony Fernandes said that the day when tracks in Europe will conduct a night or early morning race to please the Asian audience is not far away, the F1 fraternity did not take his

Karun Chandhok’s hopes of driving at the Indian GP received a setback on Wednesday as Team Lotus boss Tony Fernandez hinted that regular drivers Heikki Kovalainen and Jarno Trulli could keep their sea

Sebastian Vettel has killed the reminder of the 2011 Formula One world championship as a contest by retaining his crown with four races still to go.

As the drivers’ battle is settled and Red Bull ar

Close on the heels of shutting down Kingfisher Red, his low-cost airline service, sources said that business baron Vijay Mallya is planning to sell his Formula One team — Force India.

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Formula One has always been a male bastion. From drivers to engineers to pit crew, men rule the tracks. But an Indian woman has been blazing a trail in the testosterone-fuelled world of F1.

For Zaamin Jaffer, the forthcoming Indian GP is more of a homecoming.

The Mumbai-born Jaffer, who went and made Dubai his base to pursue a career in motor racing, can’t wait for October 30 to take t

Aditya Patel made most of his reverse grid pole position to win the Scirocco R-cup at Oschersleben in Germany on Sunday.

After a disappointing qualifying session, Aditya started the opening race fro