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Speaking as another son of a Tennessee industry lawyer—a country music lawyer; it was TVA power that helped turn Nashville into a radio and recording mecca—I think the prime darkness at the heart of Cormac McCarthy’s fiction, always precariously perched over oblivion, began with his father, a fixer behind the laboratory that powered the possibility of human extinction.

Amid a rough period for F1, the 18-year-old's Ferrari debut was a reminder of the sport at its best.

The 18-year-old piloted his Ferrari into the points as a last-minute replacement for Carlos Sainz.

Hamilton applauded Bearman, who is from Chelmsford, as he drove past him following the chequered flag.

The 18-year-old piloted his Ferrari into the points as a last-minute replacement for Carlos Sainz.

The 18-year-old piloted his Ferrari into the points as a last-minute replacement for Carlos Sainz.

The 18-year-old piloted his Ferrari into the points as a last-minute replacement for Carlos Sainz.

Plus, good vibes from F1 Academy on International Women's Day.

A still-unresolved investigation into the boss of Formula One’s champion team is overshadowing the start of the new season this week at the Bahrain Grand Prix. It has been three weeks since Red Bull team principal Christian Horner was confirmed to be under investigation for alleged misconduct toward a team employee. No timeline has been given for a decision on his future.

Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Getty“We do our talking on the track,” quips Formula One driver Oscar Piastri to his teammate Lando Norris. It’s toward the end of his rookie season in motorsport’s most prestigious globe-trotting racing series. The comment, tucked away in the sixth season finale of Netflix’s wildly popular sports docuseries Formula One: Drive to Survive, provides a neat summary of Piastri’s personality and outlook on ...