March 12, 2025

In the earlier decades of Formula 1, numbers were rather meaningless — simply based on the standings of the previous year’s Constructors’ Championship or assigned at some point by the event organizers. But as drivers begin getting more notoriety and fandom, numbers became increasingly more important, and in 2014, F1 introduced a rule that would make it easier to keep track and follow your …Keep reading

Now that Cadillac is on track to enter Formula 1 in 2026, it is time for the new team to start thinking seriously about who its drivers will be.Ever since Michael Andretti started the project to bring a new team to F1, which has since evolved into the Cadillac entry backed by General Motors and Dan Towriss’ TWG Group, Colton Herta’s name has been mentioned time and time again.In a recent …Keep reading

Ahead of the F1 2025 season opener in Melbourne, Motorsport.com is joining the world of F1 Fantasy with its own featured league.A number of our writers have already selected their own teams, and you can compete against them by joining HERE.Read Also:Formula 1Writers Reveal – Who made the grade for Motorsport.com staff in F1 Fantasy?For seasoned fans and …Keep reading

There may be a lot wrong with the world, but for a whole generation of Formula 1 fans at least one thing will feel just right again this weekend as once again Albert Park provides the picturesque backdrop of the 2025 season opener.The race, which first joined the calendar in 1996 after taking over the Australian Grand Prix from Adelaide, has grown into a beloved and vibrant stop on the F1 …Keep reading

Ever since Melbourne’s Albert Park circuit replaced Adelaide on the Formula 1 calendar, it (for fans of a certain age) became synonymous with ‘the start of a new season’ for over 20 years. Adelaide had held every single closer between 1985 and 1995, before the race moved south-east to the state of Victoria to occupy the front end of the calendar.There were a few occasions when Albert …Keep reading

Cadillac has been known for decades as the ‘American Dream’, and its arrival into Formula 1 next season will only serve to further increase the ever-growing interest in the series in the US.Elvis, Frank Sinatra, Jay-Z and Marilyn Monroe all drove Cadillacs, and as one classic car collector put it: “Owning a Cadillac is like owning a piece of American history.”Liberty Media has …Keep reading

After the exciting announcement of our first-ever F1 Fantasy featured league where we challenge you to race our writers, we asked some of those Motorsport.com experts to tell us about their selections.Not signed up yet? Join the Motorsport: Race our Writers league HERE.Read Also:Formula 1Race our writers! Motorsport.com launches its first-ever league on F1 …Keep reading

For many years Formula 1 tried and failed to connect with the US audience, but all that has changed in the last decade. Burgeoning interest is now served by three grands prix on US soil and an American team on the grid – with another one about to join. Cadillac is also the first mainstream US car manufacturer to field a team in F1. Although the Indianapolis 500 was included on the world …Keep reading

Lando Norris is sitting in the temporary McLaren hospitality unit sucking on a lollipop. With each passing second, he draws harder on the candy in his mouth. He’s not enjoying it especially, but it is a method of taking out his frustration at having been wiped out of the 2024 Austrian Grand Prix by Max Verstappen.As Norris sat there seething over his inability to overtake the Red Bull driver …Keep reading

Doesn’t Helmut Marko sometimes remind you of Morpheus from The Matrix?He has the power to make or break the careers of young drivers. In his search for the special one, he goes through dozens of them, putting the best on the conveyor belt of the Red Bull junior program. But those who agree to come on board know that the reality can be brutal at times.Yuki Tsunoda finds himself in a rather …Keep reading