F1 held its first launch event on Tuesday at the O2 in London, the event saw all ten teams unveil their 2025 in front of fans in the arena, on TV and online. The event saw all the teams show off their new cars but there appeared to be little change in terms of the
Analysis and a round-up of the weeks news stories, looking at what they mean for F1, both on and off track
Analysis and a round-up of the weeks news stories, looking at what they mean for F1, both on and off track
Analysis and a round-up of the weeks news stories, looking at what they mean for F1, both on and off track
Analysis and a round-up of the weeks news stories, looking at what they mean for F1, both on and off track
Red Bull announced on Thursday that Liam Lawson will replace Sergio Perez as Max Verstappen’s teammate next season. The New Zealander was chosen over RB teammate Yuki Tsunoda to partner the four-time champion, less than 24 hours after Perez’s exit had been confirmed. Lawson will go into his first full season with the works team
Red Bull and Sergio Perez have agreed to terminate his contract at the end of the year. The Mexican who has been with Red Bull has spent much of the last eighteen months under increased pressure after failing to match Max Verstappen and was the only driver from the top four teams who failed to
Hamilton unlikely to have positive Mercedes send-off Lewis Hamilton says his final race with Mercedes is unlikely to be the positive send-off he and the team would have wanted. The seven-time champion will end his twelve years with the team, which resulted in six championships him becoming the most successful driver of all time in
Jack Doohan is likely to make his debut for Alpine a race early as he replaces Esteban Ocon for this weekend’s season-closing Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The Australian was already due to replace Ocon, who will join Haas for 2025 and next week’s test has been let go as part of an agreement to allow
Lando Norris has beaten Carlos Sainz by six hundredths to take sprint pole for the final sprint race of the season at the Qatar Grand Prix. The McLaren driver set a 21.012 on his first attempt in SQ3 before ‘making too many mistakes’ on his second run but was unchallenged by the Ferrari on his
