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Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur admits that a double retirement for the team in the Dutch Grand Prix was "a very tough outcome", but that the Scuderia "don't need to have extra motivation for Monza" this weekend.
George Russell was the only Mercedes driver to finish the race in the points in Zandvoort, but despite coming home what seemed a credible fourth, he was left frustrated and disappointed with how his Sunday panned out.
Andrea Stella admits that the McLaren team "experienced the two extremes of motorsport" during the Dutch Grand Prix, following Oscar Piastri's victory but retirement for Lando Norris.
McLaren endured the extremes of human emotion at Zandvoort on Sunday as one of their drivers excelled while the other suffered the pain of a shock retirement in a chaotic Dutch Grand Prix. Lawrence Barretto picks out his winners and losers from the first race after the summer break...
To mark F1's 75th anniversary celebrations, F1.com is counting down the sport's 25 greatest races with a new feature every week. While you may not agree with the order, we hope you enjoy the stories of these epic races that have helped make this sport what it is today.
Racing Bulls Team Principal Alan Permane admits that running towards the front of the field during the Dutch Grand Prix "was actually pretty comfortable", as the team secured a podium finish.
Liam Lawson and Carlos Sainz have given their opinions on the collision between themselves during the Dutch Grand Prix which ruined their chances of finishing in the points.
Explore Zandvoort on foot or by bike during the Dutch Grand Prix weekend. Find running and cycling routes for all abilities, from beach runs and dune trails to longer rides to nearby towns, with tips for fans visiting over the race weekend from August 29-31.
Cadillac's driver line-up has been the talk of the town for months, and while the incoming American squad have kept public chatter to a minimum, behind the scenes, they've gone through a painstakingly detailed process to selected their first-ever race drivers.
Oscar Piastri has taken a moment to reflect on his battle against McLaren team mate Lando Norris this season, with the championship situation finely poised ahead of the decisive 10-round run-in.
Cadillac has plumped for a veteran driver pairing of Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez to lead the charge when they arrive in Formula 1 next year – but who did other new F1 teams choose as their first driver pairings? And how did they fare?
Andrea Stella reckons McLaren will face more of a test from their rivals across the final 10 rounds of the 2025 Formula 1 campaign, and Ferrari in particular, following his team’s imperious run in the opening half of the year.
Jonathan Wheatley has shared what he has been able to carry forward from his time with Red Bull through to his new role as Team Principal at Kick Sauber, with the Briton having “immersed” himself in the Hinwil-based outfit since joining back in April.
Three weeks on from the last race weekend in Budapest, it’s race week again as the 2025 season gets set to resume. The teams have all had to commit to a two-week shutdown during August, but should be raring to go when the paddock reconvenes at Zandvoort.
It has been another headline-filled season for Ferrari, with seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton arriving, scrutiny over a planned title bid that did not materialise, and team boss Fred Vasseur subsequently having to navigate a barrage of speculation about his future. So, where do the legendary team stand at the summer break? Here is their half term report…
George Russell has given an insight into how a conversation with tennis star Novak Djokovic inspired him, as he looks to continue racing into his 30s and 40s and be ready to fight for a World Championship whenever the time comes.
In just his third F1 season, McLaren's Oscar Piastri is a firm title contender as he leads the Drivers' Championship ahead of his team mate Lando Norris. With just 10 race weekends left in 2025, the Australian looks back on his year so far and what's to come.
The 2025 season marked a new era for Mercedes, with George Russell stepping up as team leader while rookie Kimi Antonelli arrived to fill the vacancy left by Lewis Hamilton. A strong start to the campaign was followed by a run of tougher races – but after reverting to an older package seemed to deliver results just before the summer break, can the Silver Arrows maintain this into the second half of the year? Here is their half term report…