Do F1 drivers memorize racing routes? After all, these athletes navigate complex circuits at speeds exceeding 300 km/h, reacting in milliseconds while battling other world-class competitors. The short ...

Formula 1 drivers endure some of the most extreme physical conditions in professional sports. Strapped into a cockpit barely bigger than a bathtub, they experience forces that make a rollercoaster ...

"This is the most I’ve ever trained" – Lewis Hamilton sets the tone before Melbourne.

Cantilevered atop a spindly, vulnerable column of bone, nerve, and muscle is a 10-pound shell filled with a brain and sensory organs and protected by an additional three pounds of racing helmet. The ...

Last year, Max Verstappen raced to his fourth consecutive Drivers' Championship title. Along the way, he and the other 19 Formula One drivers had to withstand a variety of demanding cockpit conditions ...

Anthony Joshua sees some similarities between his iconic career as a boxer and what Formula 1 drivers must do in training to get to the top in the pinnacle of motorsport. Both sports require ...

An example of such team initiative came in Bahrain when Hamilton debuted a rear wing that could rotate 180 degrees, ...