We now have RSS feeds for all 800 drivers (and counting); every team, circuit & race (future and past) in the world. Whenever our journalists write anything related to your favourite driver, team, circuit - even race - you can be alerted by RSS. Just look out for this icon 
and add the corresponding link to your favourite reader. Here are some popular feeds for our teams, drivers and circuits, and there's more information on RSS below.
Global news feed: All teams; all stories
ESPNF1's Feeds
But what is RSS and why do I care?
RSS (or Atom, or feeds, or XML as they are also known) allow you to be told when websites have added new content. So whenever a piece about Lewis Hamilton, Jenson Button or any other of our 800 drivers is written, you'll be notified with a brief synopsis into your feed reader. The same goes for any race, or teams from Ferrari to Force India; Renault to Red Bull. You can then click through and be taken directly to the article.
The BBC describes RSS as follows. "There is some discussion as to what RSS stands for, but most people plump for 'Really Simple Syndication'. In essence, the feeds themselves are just web pages, designed to be read by computers rather than people."
It is not a replacement to browsing but an addition, keeping you informed of the latest news and allowing you to choose what you read and when you read it.
We hope you enjoy it.
