THE PIT WALL FOR F1 NEWS
PitRadio is a real-time Formula 1 news aggregator. It pulls headlines, stories, and updates from more than 15 of the biggest F1 news outlets in the world — Autosport, BBC Sport, The Race, Sky Sports F1, ESPN, Motorsport.com, RaceFans, and more — and presents them in a single, fast, always-live feed.
No login required. No algorithm deciding what you see. No paying for access. Just every F1 story, from every major source, updated every hour.
Every hour, PitRadio fetches RSS feeds from each of its news sources. Stories are scored and categorised automatically — Race Results, Qualifying, Paddock, Technical, Drivers — and surfaced in a three-column layout designed for rapid scanning. The most important and most recent stories appear at the top.
Each headline links directly to the original article on the publisher's website. PitRadio does not republish full article text — it surfaces the headline, excerpt, and source so you can decide what to read and where.
PitRadio aggregates from the most trusted names in F1 journalism: Autosport, BBC Sport F1, The Race, Sky Sports F1, ESPN F1, Motorsport.com, RaceFans, GPFans, Crash.net, F1Technical, F1i.com, F1 Chronicle, Pitpass, Grandprix.com, and Formula1.com. You can view the full list on our sources page.
Sources are reviewed regularly. Any outlet found to contain unreliable content, malware, or low-quality journalism is removed from the feed immediately.
PitRadio is an independent project built by an F1 fan, for F1 fans. It is not affiliated with Formula 1, Formula One Management, the FIA, or any F1 team or driver. Formula 1® is a registered trademark of Formula One Licensing B.V.
What is PitRadio?
PitRadio is a real-time Formula 1 news aggregator that pulls headlines from 15+ of the biggest F1 news outlets — including Autosport, BBC Sport, The Race, Sky Sports F1, ESPN, Motorsport.com, and RaceFans — into a single, fast, always-live feed. No login required. No algorithm. No paywall.
How often is PitRadio updated?
PitRadio fetches new stories from all its sources every hour. A separate process runs every 5 minutes to catch any stories that were missed, so the feed is effectively always current.
Which F1 news sources does PitRadio aggregate?
PitRadio aggregates from the most trusted names in F1 journalism: Autosport, BBC Sport F1, The Race, Sky Sports F1, ESPN F1, Motorsport.com, RaceFans, GPFans, Crash.net, F1Technical, F1i.com, F1 Chronicle, Pitpass, Grandprix.com, and Formula1.com.
Is PitRadio affiliated with Formula 1?
No. PitRadio is an independent project with no affiliation with Formula One Management (FOM), the FIA, or any F1 team or driver. Formula 1® is a registered trademark of Formula One Licensing B.V.
Is PitRadio free to use?
Yes. PitRadio is completely free. No account, no subscription, no paywall. Every headline links directly to the original article on the publisher's website.
Does PitRadio publish original F1 news?
No. PitRadio is a news aggregator, not a publisher. It surfaces headlines, excerpts, and source attribution from third-party F1 news outlets. Clicking any headline takes you to the original article.
How does PitRadio decide which stories to show?
Stories are scored and ranked automatically based on recency, relevance, and source authority. Breaking news is flagged and surfaced at the top. All stories from all sources appear — there is no editorial filter.
Where can I find the full 2026 F1 calendar?
PitRadio has a full 2026 Formula 1 calendar at pitradio.com/calendar with session times for every Grand Prix, sprint weekends flagged, and a countdown to the next session.
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