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Mercedes-AMG's Lewis Hamilton is almost certain to claim his sixth world championship in Austin.

AMG could be planning styling inspired by the One hypercar for the next GT.

A Ferrari front row couldn't stop Mercedes-AMG's Lewis Hamilton from securing the win.

The battle for the 2019 Formula One World Championship crown is now down to just two drivers.

The win also saw Mercedes-AMG claim its sixth consecutive Formula One Constructors' Championship title.

Mercedes-AMG's Lewis Hamilton claimed his 82nd win in Formula One, his ninth of the 2019 season and fourth at the Russian Grand Prix.

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was fastest during practice for the 2019 Formula One Russian Grand Prix.

It was the first win for Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel in more than a year.

The race hasn't even started yet but Singapore's tight and twisty Marina Bay Circuit has already seen a driver crash into the barriers.

Michael Schumacher has been admitted to a Paris hospital for a “secret treatment,” according to French media reports.

Leclerc's first win was marred by the death of Anthoine Hubert during an F2 race at Spa the day before.

We're now up to round 13 of the 2019 F1 season, which takes place at Belgium's Spa-Francorchamps circuit.

Two additional races will join F1 in 2020, though sadly it's come at the cost of the German round.

The rules of Formula One are headed for a major shakeup in 2021, with the changes to be on the same scale as when the sport switched to the longer, wider cars back in 2017.

It's been more than two years since we first laid eyes on the Infiniti Q60 Project Black S concept. You'd think that would be enough time for management to make a decision on production, but apparently it isn't. Infiniti on Thursday provided an update on the gestation of the Q60 Project Black S and...

A brilliant bit of strategy secured the win for Mercedes-AMG's Lewis Hamilton.

The Hungarian Grand Prix is the final race before the summer break.

Head of the FIA Jean Todt said that Michael Schumacher is making progress and the two watched Formula One together.

Multiple drivers ran off the track in a rain-affected Formula One German Grand Prix.

The German race is home to both Mercedes and drivers Sebastian Vettel and Nico Huelkenberg.