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The FIA and Formula 1 have today announced they have become signatories of the United Nations’ Sports for Climate Action Framework. This follows the FIA’s strong and lasting commitment towards environmental sustainability and the announcement in November 2019 that Formula 1 will be net zero carbon as a sport by 2030.

The 2019 FIA Masters Champions are Matteo Ferrer-Aza, Martin Stretton, Henry Fletcher, Jason Wright/Andy Wolfe and Chris Jolly/Steve Farthing. Ferrer-Aza is the new post-78 FIA Masters Historic Formula One champion, with Stretton and Fletcher lifting the post-83 and pre-78 titles respectively. Wright and Wolfe took top honours in the FIA Masters Historic Sports Car Championship, while Jolly and Farthing prevailed in the FIA MHSSC’s pre-66 section.

DRIVERS – Lewis HAMILTON (Mercedes), George RUSSELL (Williams), Lando NORRIS (McLaren), Daniel RICCIARDO (Renault), Antonio GIOVINAZZI (Alfa Romeo) PRESS CONFERENCE Welcome gentlemen. It was announced yesterday that Silverstone has a new long-term deal to remain on the Formula 1 calendar. I’d like...

THURSDAY, 11 JULY, 1400 HOURS LOCAL TIME Antonio Giovinazzi (Alfa Romeo) Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) Lando Norris (McLaren) Daniel Ricciardo (Renault) George Russell (Williams) FRIDAY, 12 JULY, 1200 HOURS LOCAL TIME Toyoharu Tanabe (Honda) Zak Brown (McLaren) Christian Horner (Red Bull) Marcin...

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Formula 1® is delighted to announce that the Dutch Grand Prix returns to the FIA Formula 1 World Championship™ from 2020. An agreement has recently been signed between Formula 1 and Dutch Grand Prix – a partnership formed by SportVibes, TIG Sports and the Circuit Zandvoort – and will run for at least three years.

FIA President, Jean Todt, said: "25 years ago in Imola, we lost a legend driver and a generous man. We miss you, Ayrton Senna."