Christijan Albers has delivered one of his highest compliments yet to Max Verstappen, saying the Dutchman combines the best qualities of Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher. According to the former F1 ...

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has heaped praise on Lando Norris after the McLaren driver secured his first world championship. Domenicali called Norris’ season “fantastic” and said the Briton ...

Williams have launched an interactive campaign allowing fans to choose the team’s livery for winter testing ahead of the 2025 Formula 1 season. The team invited supporters to vote on several design ...

Max Verstappen has made it clear he is not enthusiastic about attending the FIA Prize-Giving Ceremony, calling the obligation “nonsense” shortly after the season finale. The Red Bull driver must ...

Racing Bulls CEO Peter Bayer has described young talent Arvid Lindblad as a “raw diamond” after his impressive first showings during Formula 1 race weekends. The 16-year-old, who only recently ...

Red Bull have been shaken by another internal departure as Helmut Marko, one of the architects of the Verstappen era, has now officially left the team. His exit follows a year filled with senior ...

Valtteri Bottas has completed his first official working day as a Cadillac Formula 1 driver, describing the moment as “special” and the start of a new personal and professional chapter. The Finn, who ...

Laurent Mekies says Red Bull should be proud of their 104-point comeback and hails Max Verstappen’s leadership despite losing the title.

FIA clarifies why Lando Norris was not penalised for overtaking off-track, while Tsunoda received a weaving penalty.

Although visibly disappointed, Verstappen spoke with calmness and respect after the finale. He said he understood Norris’ emotional reaction at the chequered flag, recalling how intense the moment ...

Raymond Vermeulen praises Red Bull’s remarkable recovery from 104 points behind and says Verstappen will return stronger next season.

Charles Leclerc reflects on a strong finale but says Ferrari’s winless year leaves lingering frustration and hope for 2026.