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Yuki Tsunoda insists his first priority is to remain a part of Red Bull’s Formula 1 programme in 2026 even if no vacancy opens up at its primary team.Tsunoda is due to enter his fifth season in F1 with the squad now operating under the Racing Bulls banner, having made his debut with the team under its AlphaTauri guise in 2021.However, Christian Horner warned in December that Tsunoda’s …Keep reading

F1 75 Live at the O2 wouldn’t have felt out of place in the Hunger Games universe — the sudden appearance of a face on a massive screen as thousands cheered or booed in equal volume. Instead of going into a dystopian thunderdome, though, the faces were there to show off their teams’ liveries in all sorts of off-the-wall ways. From Williams’ storm troopers to Sauber’s powerful drum line, all …Keep reading

As the curtain fell on the bombastic F1 75 event at the O2 Arena in London, all 10 liveries that Formula 1’s teams will use in 2025 were revealed over the course of the night – between various musical performances and distinctly varied presentations from each team. Everyone will have their own opinion on which (old spec) car was best dressed on the night, and the beauty of livery design …Keep reading

For the first time ever all teams agreed to show off their new colour schemes collectively at F1’s 75th anniversary launch event, held at London’s O2 Arena.In front of a capacity 15,000 crowd, the evening spectacle revealed all 10 liveries in the opposite order of the 2024 constructors’ standings, with Sauber going first and McLaren being the last team to show its colours. Kick …Keep reading

All 10 Formula 1 teams have unveiled their liveries at the championship’s 75th anniversary event in London’s O2 Arena, showcasing their new colours in front of fans live at the venue.This was F1’s first collective launch event in history, with all teams in attendance to unveil the designs they will race with in 2025 – albeit on older machinery at the arena formerly known as the Millennium Dome …Keep reading

Fans of off-track intrigue may have hoped for another chapter to F1’s latest feud, but it appears Max Verstappenn and George Russell have now poured cold water over the incident — at least in public.”Honestly, I have no intention to continue any kind of beef in February,” Verstappen shrugged at F1’s 75th anniversary launch in London. “I’m still enjoying my time away Formula 1 and just …Keep reading

Former Formula 1 driver Logan Sargeant has withdrawn from his planned commitments with the Genesis-backed IDEC Sport team in the European Le Mans Series this year.The French outfit announced on Tuesday that Sargeant was “stepping away from the sport to pursue further interests” and would be replaced by another driver in the coming days.The American was due to race one of the team’s …Keep reading

The Monaco Grand Prix will get additional mandatory pitstops to promote more eventful racing during Formula 1 races at the principality, as the FIA ratified further new rules at its latest commission meeting.The latest FIA commission meeting led to a number of resolutions across the championship’s sporting, technical, and financial regulations, but also hosted discussions with regards to …Keep reading

George Russell says his Mercedes Formula 1 team has taken great care to avoid falling into new traps in its development of the 2025 car.Mercedes got out of bed on the wrong foot on the dawn of F1’s latest ground-effect era in 2022, a misstep it never truly managed to recover from.First, there was the dreaded bouncing – or porpoising – that derailed much of 2022 and took nearly 18 months to …Keep reading

Alpine driver Jack Doohan has issued a firm response to questions about his long-term Formula 1 future after his team signed Franco Colapinto as a reserve driver.Alpine made a move for Colapinto to bolster its future options, with the Argentinian one of three reserve drivers for this year alongside Paul Aron and Ryo Hirakawa.Colapinto generally impressed on his nine-race stint for Williams …Keep reading