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Leclerc manager predicts ‘very hot' 2027 driver market
Oct.8 Charles Leclerc's manager Nicolas Todt believes Formula 1's 2027 driver market will be 'very hot' – comments that come just as speculation grows about Oscar Piastri's long-term future and Ferrari's next move. Leclerc has remained publicly loyal – although obviously frustrated – through Ferrari's latest struggles, but Todt...
Porsche to exit WEC Hypercar class after 2025 season
© XPB Phillip van Osten 08/10/2025 at 08:1107/10/2025 at 23:14 40 SHARES Share on.. Share on.. Share on.. In a blow to the FIA World Endurance Championship, Porsche has announced that it will withdraw its factory team from the Hypercar class at the conclusion of the 2025 season. The decision brings to a close the manufacturer’s...
Herbert: Piastri cracking as norris takes momentum in F1 title fight
Johnny Herbert believes Oscar Piastri is beginning to crack under pressure in McLaren’s Formula 1 title battle, with Lando Norris now carrying the momentum after the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix. Former F1 driver, Herbert, urged McLaren boss Zak Brown to let his drivers - Norris and Piastri - race freely, suggesting the rivalry could become the...
How George Russell played a royal flush in his F1 contract negotiations with Mercedes
By taking a dominant victory in F1's Singapore GP, George Russell has not only seen his stock rise, but also improved his hand in contract talks with Mercedes. The post How George Russell played a royal flush in his F1 contract negotiations with Mercedes appeared first on Motorsport Week.
McLaren won't have the fix to F1 pitstop gremlins until 2026
McLaren boss Andrea Stella has revealed that the team has "hardware" changes in the pipeline for next season amid recurring issues with its F1 pitstops. The post McLaren won't have the fix to F1 pitstop gremlins until 2026 appeared first on Motorsport Week.
Emergency meeting as Ferrari bigwigs intervene
Oct.8 Ferrari's internal tensions appear to be worsening, with reports of a heated argument between team boss Frederic Vasseur and a senior engineer following qualifying in Singapore. According to Corriere dello Sport, sources inside Maranello claim the exchange involved Matteo Togninalli, Ferrari's respected head of track engineering. The...
Stroll shuts door on Horner F1 return – report
Oct.8 Christian Horner's efforts to secure a new Formula 1 role appear to have hit a wall, with Aston Martin team owner Lawrence Stroll said to have ruled out any future involvement for the former Red Bull chief. Japanese outlet AS-Web reports that Horner, who left Red Bull earlier this year amid ongoing turmoil, had been in contact with Stroll...
Doohan to ditch Alpine for Haas?
Jack Doohan’s Formula 1 interrupted Formula 1 journey may turn away from Alpine, with several credible sources reporting that the maligned Australian is now targeting a reserve role at Haas for 2026. Doohan has been part of Alpine’s development programme since 2022 and impressed during his early F2 campaigns, earning multiple Friday practice...
Hamilton to walk away if Ferrari dream fails to deliver in 2026?
Lewis Hamilton’s first year in red has not gone to script. Despite a Sprint win in China, the seven-time Formula 1 World Champion admits he doubts he will stand on a Grand Prix podium before the end of his debut season with Ferrari. After the fanfare surrounding his switch from Mercedes, Hamilton has struggled to adapt to life at Maranello.…
Hamilton tells Piastri ‘don't give up positions'
Oct.8 Lewis Hamilton has offered a few pointed words of advice to Oscar Piastri as the Australian's rivalry with McLaren teammate Lando Norris continues to escalate. The seven-time world champion, who knows McLaren politics well from his explosive 2007 season alongside Fernando Alonso, smiled when asked what guidance he'd give the current title...
McLaren's 'Papaya Rules' dilemma in Lando Norris-Oscar Piastri title battle analysed by Ted Kravitz and Jamie Chadwick | F1 News | Sky Sports
Listen to the post-Singapore GP episode of The F1 Show below as Ted Kravitz and Jamie Chadwick join Simon Lazenby to look back at the major talking points; the team give their views on how McLaren should handle the remainder of the title battle between Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris
Mekies downplays role in Red Bull revival
Oct.8 Laurent Mekies insists he is not the architect of Red Bull's dramatic turnaround since taking over from ousted boss Christian Horner. The French engineer, promoted from sister team Racing Bulls earlier this year, has been widely credited – by both Max Verstappen and Dr Helmut Marko – for reshaping Red Bull's structure and...
Sainz says 2026 cars accelerate faster
Oct.8 Carlos Sainz admits he's uncertain about Formula 1's 2026 rules overhaul, warning that the new hybrid systems could make cars feel strange to drive despite quicker acceleration. Speaking on Spain's Partidazo de COPE, the Williams driver said the upcoming generation of cars will launch harder off the line but suffer from rapid energy drain...
Guenther Steiner: From F1 to MotoGP with Red Bull KTM Tech3
Guenther Steiner has officially confirmed his move from Formula 1 to MotoGP, taking over as CEO and co-owner of Red Bull KTM Tech3. Former Haas Formula 1 Team Principal will step into his new role on 1 January next year, marking a new chapter in his 40-year motorsport career. Steiner described his lifelong passion for two-wheel racing and...
Horner’s Red Bull accuser paid £3 million to drop her case
The woman at the centre of the Christian Horner 'sexting scandal' has been paid £3 million ($3.8 million) to leave Red Bull and drop her allegations, according to sources close to the team. The Daily Mail reports that, the payout marks the latest twist in a saga that has gripped Formula 1 since early 2024, when the Red Bull team…
Brundle: Verstappen living ‘rent free’ in rivals’ heads, à la Senna
©RedBull Michael Delaney 07/10/2025 at 16:2607/10/2025 at 12:46 40 SHARES Share on.. Share on.. Share on.. As the Formula 1 season heads into its final six race weekends, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen is proving once again why he’s a driver who can’t be underestimated. Despite a gap of 63 points to the championship leaders, Verstappen continues...
F1: Vasseur admits to mega frustration
Team boss Fred Vasseur's admission to his growing frustration paints a grim picture for the Maranello legends. As pointed out elsewhere, Ferrari is currently third in the standings with 298 points, just ahead of Red Bull which has 290. Of those 290 Max Verstappen has scored 273. Singapore, where the scarlet cars have fared well over the years,...
Why Kimi Antonelli was ‘disappointed' with F1 Singapore GP
Andrea Kimi Antonelli picked up a strong fifth-place finish at F1‘s Singapore GP, but he has conceded that he was a "bit disappointed" with the result. The post Why Kimi Antonelli was ‘disappointed' with F1 Singapore GP appeared first on Motorsport Week.
Mercedes reveals how close George Russell is to new F1 deal
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has disclosed that an agreement with George Russell over a new deal to ensure he will continue with the team in F1 is "super near". The post Mercedes reveals how close George Russell is to new F1 deal appeared first on Motorsport Week.
Sainz reveals qualifying issue hurting Williams’ race day potential
© XPB Phillip van Osten 08/10/2025 at 09:3808/10/2025 at 09:52 40 SHARES Share on.. Share on.. Share on.. Carlos Sainz might have scored only a single point in Singapore, but the Spaniard’s spirited charge from the back of the grid told a deeper story – one about pace, perseverance, and a persistent qualifying flaw that continues...
Singapore Grand Prix Takeaways: Russell exorcises his demons
George Russell won the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix last Sunday and redeemed himself after his embarrassing crash at the 2023 edition of the race. Back in 2023, while on the charge, chasing Lando Norris for second place, Russell crashed towards the end of the race, going from hero to zero in mere seconds. But the British driver has come a…
Lando Norris vs Oscar Piastri: McLaren admit concern over retaining drivers' trust after Singapore collision | F1 News | Sky Sports
Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri made contact on the opening lap of the Singapore Grand Prix as the Brit passed his McLaren team-mate; championship leader Piastri was initially angered by the incident, but McLaren team principal Andrea Stella is confident of overcoming the situation
Sainz joins Alonso by slamming F1's ‘celebrity obsession'
Oct.8 Carlos Sainz has echoed Fernando Alonso's criticism of Formula 1's television coverage, accusing the sport of prioritising celebrity reactions over on-track action. Speaking to Spanish radio program El Partidazo de COPE, the Williams driver said F1 has gone too far with its focus on glamour shots and paddock guests rather than showing key...
Tsunoda admits Singapore start ‘worst first lap in my life’
©RedBull Michael Delaney 07/10/2025 at 17:4207/10/2025 at 19:14 40 SHARES Share on.. Share on.. Share on.. Yuki Tsunoda’s quest to cement his spot in Red Bull’s lineup for 2026 took a hit in the Singapore Grand Prix, where a qualifying flop spiraled into what the Japanese driver branded the absolute nadir of his racing life. Last Sunday’s...
Piastri or Norris for 2025 F1 title? Supercomputer figures it out!
Latest Supercomputer simulations predict that Oscar Piastri will win the 2025 Formula 1 World Drivers’ Championship ahead of teammate Lando Norris by 19 points, with Max Verstappen mounting a strong but ultimately insufficient late-season charge. Data experts compiled the model based on form trends, circuit characteristics, and historical data...
Russell shocked by Singapore win: 'Don't know where it came from'
© XPB James Fiorucci 05/10/2025 at 17:2406/10/2025 at 13:00 40 SHARES Share on.. Share on.. Share on.. George Russell admitted that he was surprised to finish on the top step of the podium at the Singapore Grand Prix, claiming - just like he did after qualifying - that his car's competitiveness was unexpected. The British driver placed...
McLaren backs Oscar Piastri's F1 Singapore GP radio outburst
McLaren boss Andrea Stella has reiterated an encouragement of his drivers being vocal in negative situations amid the team's testy opening lap of the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix. The post McLaren backs Oscar Piastri's F1 Singapore GP radio outburst appeared first on Motorsport Week.
Leclerc laments Ferrari’s limitations: ‘We’re passengers to the car’
©Ferrari Michael Delaney 06/10/2025 at 15:2606/10/2025 at 15:47 40 SHARES Share on.. Share on.. Share on.. Charles Leclerc delivered a somber reflection on the state of Ferrari’s F1 campaign, admitting that its SF-25 has reached the limit of its potential – and that he and teammate Lewis Hamilton have become mere “passengers” in a car...