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How have Racing Bulls' liveries evolved in recent years? - F1technical.net
The 2025 season has brought a fresh change for the Faenza-based F1 outfit as they unveiled a new name and a new all-white livery. F1Technical's senior writer Balazs Szabo takes a look at Racing Bulls' liveries from the past years.
Ferrari reveal one-off team kit and AI-defined HP livery for this weekend's Miami Grand Prix - F1technical.net
Ahead of this weekend's Miami Grand Prix, Ferrari have unveiled their one-off team kit for the first US round of 2025 while their title sponsor HP has also revealed plans for a unique livery.
LEGO set to release the F1 Collectibles and host fan zones at select races - F1technical.net
Formula 1 and LEGO Group are set to inject even more fun into the sport as they unveil the next range of products and their plans for packing race weekends with activities for every age of fan throughout the 2025 season.
ANALYSIS: What led to the first-corner melee between Verstappen and Piastri in Jeddah? - F1technical.net
Max Verstappen secured his 44th pole position with a scintillating lap in last Saturday's Jeddah qualifying, but a suboptimal start saw the reigning champion lose the lead to McLaren's Oscar Piastri. F1Technical's senior writer Balazs Szabo explains what has led to the first-corner incident between the Dutch and the Australian driver.
"Madrid is the best city in the world," claims Sainz as the Spanish capital begins construction of F1 venue - F1technical.net
Four-time F1 race winner Carlos Sainz has labelled Madrid as "the best city of the world" as construction of the Madring circuit has begun, with organisers in the Spanish capital laying the foundation stone for the venue that will take over the Spanish Grand Prix from Barcelona from 2026 onwards.
Vasseur is sure that Ferrari has "all the ingredients" to be successful - F1technical.net
Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur is sure that the Scuderia has all the ingredients this year to be successful, but he suggested that the Maranello-based outfit has not been able to extract the maximum from its SF25.
How does Adidas contribute to Mercedes' success with unique 'cooling vest'? - F1technical.net
George Russell and Andrea Kimi Antonelli have been spotted on multiple occasion this season as they wore a special silver jacket ahead of hot races, which even attracted the attention of rival drivers. F1Technical's senior writer Balazs Szabo explains why the Mercedes drivers wear the special cooling jackets.
McLaren explains reasons for its exit from Formula E - F1technical.net
McLaren Racing announced today its exit from the Formula E series, explaining that the decision was taken following a strategic review of its racing portfolio that will see the Woking-based outfit depart from the fully-electric series after the current 2024/25 season.
FIA set to introduce measurements against grass fire and mandatory two stops for Monaco Grand Prix - F1technical.net
Having held its second meeting of 2025, F1 Commission has announced the introduction of the mandatory two-stop strategy at the Monaco Grand Prix while it has also confirmed possible measurement against grass fire.
"It is not a carryover," claims Vasseur as he opens up about Ferrari's current struggles with consistency - F1technical.net
Following the opening five races of the 2025 F1 season, Lewis Hamilton had glimpses of good performance, but the seven-time world champion has so far failed to find the sweet spot with the SF25. However, Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur is sure that the Briton will help the Scuderia make improvement in the future.
What did Jeddah qualifying reveal about the pecking order? - F1technical.net
Following on from Japan, Max Verstappen snatched pole away from what looked like being another dominant qualifying performance from McLaren in Saudi Arabia. F1Technical's senior writer Balazs Szabo takes a look back at last Saturday's qualifying session to find out the strengths and weaknesses of the top three teams.
F1 Academy: Ferrari-backed Maya Weug secures victory in Jeddah and takes over championship lead - F1technical.net
Having grabbed her first victory of the season, Ferrari driver Maya Weug claimed that she is eager to deliver a more consistent performance in qualifying which proved her weakness in Jeddah.
FIA approves General Motors as new engine supplier from 2029 - F1technical.net
The FIA has officially approved GM Performance Power Units LLC., a company formed by TWG Motorsports and General Motors to build powertrains for the Cadillac Formula 1 Team, as a power unit supplier for the FIA Formula One World Championship starting in 2029.
How did Honda and Newey influence Alonso's decision to stay in Formula One? - F1technical.net
Two-time F1 champion Fernando Alonso insists that he his decision to extend his contract with Aston Martin has been influenced by the fact that Honda elected to join the Silverstone-based outfit while he also pins hopes on Adrian Newey's arrival.
"I don't want to be losing more points in the next races", claims Leclerc after his faultless drive in Jeddah - F1technical.net
Having delivered a faultless drive at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc claims that he does not want to lose more points in the championship battle as he has already suffered a big blow to his championship aspirations.
Verstappen praised Red Bull for having turned their fortunes around after a difficult weekend in Sakhir - F1technical.net
Despite having received a five-second penalty for his manoeuvre at the start, Max Verstappen praised Red Bull for having turned their fortunes around after a difficult weekend in Sakhir.
Ferrari "lose weekends on Saturdays," claims Leclerc as he reflects on his brilliant drive in Jeddah - F1technical.net
Having delivered a faultless driver at Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc was left delighted with the race pace of his SF25, but he also rued Ferrari's woes in qualifying which has hindered the Scuderia all through the opening rounds in 2025.
Verstappen could have won in Jeddah, claims Horner as he praises his driver's brilliant pace in Saudi Arabia - F1technical.net
On the back of another mesmerizing qualifying performance from Max Verstappen, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner was left to rue the time penalty which costed the reigning champion a possible victory at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
McLaren "are not head and shoulders above the rest," insists Norris after his recovery drive in Jeddah - F1technical.net
Having suffered a high-speed crash in the qualifying session at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, McLaren driver Lando Norris insists that the papaya team is not "head and shoulders above" its rivals.
"There was not one second I was comfortable in the car", claims Hamilton following a tough weekend in Jeddah - F1technical.net
Having suffered a difficult weekend at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Ferrari's seven-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton has opened up about his issues with the SF25, suggesting that he suffered from a lack of consistency across all days of the Jeddah weekend.
Vasseur praises Leclerc for "wonderful job" while he also reveals when Ferrari might introduce upgrades - F1technical.net
After Ferrari grabbed their first podium finish in 2025, team boss Fred Vasseur has labelled Charles Leclerc's performance as "a wonderful job" while he also hinted at when the Scuderia might bring their next set of upgrades.
Verstappen reveals how Red Bull turned its fortunes around after tough weekend in Bahrain - F1technical.net
On the back of his sensational pole position in yesterday's qualifying at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, reigning champion Max Verstappen has revealed the key factors that helped his RB21 display an improved form at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit.
How did Red Bull react to Verstappen's five-second penalty at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix? - F1technical.net
After a five-second penalty for Max Verstappen for his incident with race winner Oscar Piastri at the start of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Red Bull motorsport advisor Dr Helmut Marko and team boss Christian Horner shared the same onion, suggesting that the decision has been "very harsh".
STRATEGY: Pirelli reveals what it expects from today's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix - F1technical.net
Despite the softer compounds at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit compared to the previous season, Formula One's sole tyre manufacturer Pirelli has revealed that they expect drivers base their approach on a one-stop strategy.