Formula One

Alain Prost is one of the greatest Formula 1 drivers of all time. His career marked an era of fierce rivalries, championships, and controversies that still provoke debate decades later.

When it comes to motorsport, greatness isn’t built on talent alone—it’s forged in the perfect partnership between driver and machine. The legends of racing aren’t just remembered for their fearless skill or daring overtakes, but for the iconic cars that carried them to glory.

The twists and turns of the Spygate scandal shook the world of Formula One—but that was just the start of the trouble for two legendary drivers.

The 2005 US Grand Prix should have been a thrilling moment for American F1 fans—instead, it became the most controversial race in American history.

Crashgate is still Formula One's biggest scandal. Let's take a look back on that infamous day.

In 1970, Jochen Rindt became the only driver to win the Formula One World Drivers' Championship after his tragic accident at the Italian Grand Prix. He clinched the title posthumously, a record-setting achievement that stunned the motorsport world.