Driver who inspired F1 film 'looking for closure' 35 years after near-death crash

A crash ended his F1 career. That accident became the inspiration for a Brad Pitt movie. Now, almost 36 years on from that life-changing moment during qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix, Martin Donnelly is headed back to the track and "looking for some closure".

Martin Donnelly 'looking for closure' ahead of F1 outing in Adelaide after his horror 1990 crash

Former Formula 1 driver Martin Donnelly, whose horrific near-death crash inspired Sonny Hayes' wreck in the F1 movie, is preparing to 'find closure' as he returns to the cockpit of an F1 car in Adelaide over 35 years on.

The first time Alonso-Honda went wrong. Plus: How you rank 2026 car liveries

Aston Martin’s 2026 start evokes McLaren’s in 2015 … and 2017. F1 testing can never be won, but it sure can be lost. Narratives set in testing can take a season — or more

Lucas Di Grassi agrees with Max Verstappen’s comment on new F1 cars: “Formula One should have the fastest cars”

Lola Yamaha ABT driver Lucas Di Grassi has once again showed his agreement with Formula One star Max Verstappen regarding his comments about the new F1 cars. Di Grassi has said F1 cars should be the fastest racing cars on Earth and rest of the aspects like sustainability etc should be left for Formula E.

2026 F1 Cars Aren’t Almost as Long as a Chevy Suburban Anymore

The new cars for the 2026 F1 season may be shorter, narrower, and lighter than the last generation, but they're still longer than a full-size SUV

Now's your chance to buy one of Senna's coolest-looking turbo F1 cars

This particular Lotus 98T won the 1986 Spanish Grand Prix and the 1986 United States Grand Prix.