Russian President Vladimir Putin returned to the Sochi Autodrom on Sunday for the second annual Formula One Russian Grand Prix. Putin watched the race alongside the head of FOM, Bernie Ecclestone ...

And whether the sport's decision-makers want to admit it or not, F1 is providing implicit support for Putin and the Russian government by going ahead with the Russian Grand Prix.

Vladimir Putin just cannot stay away from manly pursuits. The Russian prime minister took a Formula One race car out for a spin on Sunday, reaching speeds of almost 150 mph. Putin signed a deal ...

Until now though, Vladimir Putin didn't drive an F1 car. Courtesy of Carlos Ghosn who, as Autoblog reports, brought Renault's Formula 1 car to Russia, ...

Russia's new ultra-luxury vehicles, branded Aurus, received an unexpected test at the Sochi F1 track by none other than the main customer of the brand. Russian president Vladimir Putin, hosting ...

Former Formula One CEO Bernie Ecclestone said he would "take a bullet" for Russian president Vladimir Putin and described the leader as "a first-class person" in an interview.

Bernie Ecclestone defended Vladimir Putin, saying he would take a bullet for the Russian president. He also defended Russia's invasion of Ukraine, saying Volodymyr Zelenskyy could have done more ...

F1 will likely court further controversy this weekend when Russian president Vladimir Putin oversees the inaugural Grand Prix at Sochi.

Bernie Ecclestone, the 91-year-old former chief executive of Formula One, told a TV audience Thursday that he would “take a bullet” for Russian President Vladimir Putin and said he “was ...

The entire grid prepares for the upcoming challenges in the 2024 season, with all the teams having revealed their challengers for the season. The Formula 1 grid actively responded to Russia’s ...

MOSCOW — Vladimir Putin just cannot stay away from manly pursuits. The Russian prime minister took a Formula One race car out for a spin on Sunday, reaching speeds of almost 150 mph (240 kph).