Yes, the 2009 Formula 1 world champion Jenson Button will drive his championship-winning Brawn BGP001 F1 car at this year’s ...

Formula One icon Jenson Button has gained 11kg since retiring from racing with the 46-year-old throwing himself into the world of Hyrox. The 2009 F1 world champion completed his first solo Hyrox event ...

Jenson Button won his one and only Formula 1 world championship in remarkable circumstances in 2009. Button and his Brawn-GP team barely made it onto the grid after forerunners Honda withdrew from F1 ...

F1 preseason has been dominated by criticism of its new rules, and while Australia's season opener boasted lots of passing, the critiques didn't stop.

A new season and a new era of grand prix racing will begin this weekend, and there's a lot to unpack ...

George Russell of Mercedes won the season-opening Australian Grand Prix from pole position on Sunday, heralding a new era for Formula 1 after a sweeping regulation change that has sparked polarizing r ...

By taking the top two spots on the podium on Sunday, the German team made it clear that it had already mastered the sport’s sweeping new regulations.

Chris Medland explores whether F1 racing is now too artificial, and whether drivers' opinions about driving satisfaction are ...

The pre-season test is underway, and 2009 Formula 1 champion Jenson Button has shared which driver he’ll be backing when the lights go out in Melbourne. George Russell is already being talked about as ...

Drivers had a first chance to learn how to race with the 2026 cars in Australia ...

Winning a Formula 1 world title puts you into a highly exclusive club that only 35 people in the world have membership to. As well as your name in the history books, Jenson Button has revealed another ...

The trick with every Formula 1 season is to believe, at the start, that it will be exciting. Fortunately, if last year’s ...