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​After three decades away, Alfa Romeo will return to Formula 1 in 2018 in partnership with Sauber F1. Alfa and Sauber have entered into a multi-year partnership agreement covering strategic, commercial and technological cooperation with the new team to be known as the Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team.

The US$7.5 million sale of Michael​ Schumacher's 2001 Ferrari F1 at Sotheby's Contemporary Art Evening Auction could have ramifications for the automotive auction industry

Michael Schumacher's 2001 Championship-winning Ferrari F1 car will go under the auctioneer's hammer in New York on November 16. The F1 racing car won two Grands Prix and clinched the world drivers and constructors titles, but remarkably, it will sell at a Sotheby's contemporary art auction.

Rumblings about the Mercedes-AMG Project One have been around for a while, but details about thie racer for the road have been hard to find. The Quail, part of the Monterey Car Week, was used to show the world what lies beneath the Project One's skin.

After sporadic testing, the F1 Strategy Group says the cockpit-style "halo" will be mandatory for season 2018. Designed to protect drivers from flying debris, the slim carbon structure was chosen ahead of the aerodynamic windshield tested by Sebastian Vettel last week.

​On July 16, 1977, Renault made its first foray into Formula 1 racing. It did so with a car known as the RS01, which was the first Formula 1 car to feature a turbocompressed engine. Now, the automaker is marking the 40th anniversary of that event by introducing a limited-run … teapot?

The engines have been turned off after another Goodwood Festival of Speed, leaving just a faint fog of tire smoke around the Goodwood Estate in West Sussex. Check out our gallery for a closer look at the pick of the priceless cars on display.

Renault has let its designers run wild ahead of Auto Shanghai, and the result is the R.S. 2027 Vision, a look at where F1 might be in (you guessed it) 2027. Virtually everything about the Vision signals a radical departure from everything we know about the pinnacle of world motorsport right now.

​Formula 1 represents the peak of technology in motorsport, but that doesn't guarantee good racing. Over the past few seasons, the cars have become faster and more efficient, but the racing hasn’t changed. It’s boring and, if you’re not a super-fan, tough to understand.

With new regulations prescribing bigger wings, wider tires and more power from hybrid-turbocharged V6 engines, the 2017 Formula 1 season is shaping up to be the best in years. Let's take a walk along the grid and check out the new competitors.

Formula One cars are the lightest, fastest, most advanced pieces of engineering in the motoring world, with prices stretching well into seven figures. So, what happens when the same focus on weight is applied to the world of watches? The Richard Mille RM 50-03 McLaren F1.

​Some lucky enthusiast will walk away from an upcoming Bonhams auction and be able to drive away with a street legal Formula 1 race car built to meet UK regulations.