Vintage racing cars are temperamental and delicate beasts. Just because they’re from simpler and more rudimentary times, lacking computers and other advanced electronics, doesn’t mean they’re easy to keep alive, let alone drive, and much less race.

Watch the meticulous restoration of a rare 1970s Tonka Formula One Racing Car, one of only two known to exist. Disassembled, sanded, tested, and repainted with nickel plating, this vintage toy comes back to life in a three-week restoration project costing just $140.

The fourth edition of the annual three-day event—debuted in 2019 but cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic—will run from November 10 through 12, and is back at Northern California’s Sonoma Raceway, where it originated. WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca ...

With Honda's top executives in attendance, Yuki Tsunoda drove an emotional lap around the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez to celebrate its first F1 victory at the '65 Mexican GP.

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The world of Formula 1 has crossed the finish line into the cinema, and now, it’s driving onto your shelf. LEGO Speed Champions is set to thrill both film and motorsport enthusiasts with the APXGP Team Race Car from F1 The Movie. This meticulously crafted, 268-piece model offers a faithful replica of the car featured in the 2025 movie.

The country of Brazil has offered Formula 1 a collection of classic races through the years. Here are three of them that you can watch on the F1TV app.