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How Lando Norris has used 2025 setbacks to become more complete F1 driver
Lando Norris believes the problems he's had to overcome through the 2025 F1 season have helped mould him into a better driver than he was 12 months ago. The post How Lando Norris has used 2025 setbacks to become more complete F1 driver appeared first on Motorsport Week.
"Things change," claims Coulthard as he reflects on Horner's shock departure from Red Bull - F1technical.net
Former Red Bull driver David Coulthard claims that it was inevitable that there will be a time when Christian Horner would step down from his position at the Milton Keynes-based outfit as nothing "lasts forever."
Red Bull reveals second F1 driver evaluation process amid Yuki Tsunoda uncertainty
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has revealed the process it utilises for deciding the fate of its second drivers, amid Yuki Tsunoda's uncertain future with the Formula 1 giants. The post Red Bull reveals second F1 driver evaluation process amid Yuki Tsunoda uncertainty appeared first on Motorsport Week.
Max Verstappen debunks long-standing Red Bull F1 theory
Max Verstappen has rubbished the long-standing theory that suggests Red Bull has built the team's F1 cars suited to the Dutchman's driving style. The post Max Verstappen debunks long-standing Red Bull F1 theory appeared first on Motorsport Week.
McLaren keeps pressure on over ‘A-B team' model
Aug.12 McLaren is continuing to question the fairness of the A-B team model in Formula 1 – a structure most prominently seen in Red Bull's ownership of both Red Bull Racing and Racing Bulls. The issue has long been a flashpoint between McLaren CEO Zak Brown and former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner. Some in the paddock suggest...
Hamilton denies issuing ‘orders' in Ferrari papers
Aug.12 Lewis Hamilton insists his detailed written feedback to Ferrari was not a set of instructions, as speculation about his future intensifies. 'There were no orders for the team in those documents,' the seven-time world champion said. 'There were just ideas like: ‘What if we did this?', ‘Have we already tried this?', ‘With...
Antonelli concedes quali weakness in rookie year
Aug.12 Kimi Antonelli admits he is still struggling to extract the maximum from his Mercedes over a single lap in his debut Formula 1 season. Literal tears flowed during the 18-year-old's first Belgian GP at Spa-Francorchamps due to a weekend of poor pace, prompting Mercedes to revert to an older rear suspension specification for Hungary –...
Domenciali puts reverse grids back on the table for F1 Sprint races
©RedBull Phillip van Osten 11/08/2025 at 16:1111/08/2025 at 16:34 Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali is gearing up for talks with teams, drivers, and the FIA on potential changes to the Sprint race format – including adding more events and introducing the hotly debated idea of reverse grids. The proposals, aimed at injecting fresh excitement into...
F1 Video game and Simulators effect in current era of the sport
In the current age of Formula 1, simulators and the F1 video game have become an essential tool for drivers and a means of engagement for the fans. That is the claim of former F1 driver Johnny Herbert, who was active at a time when such gadgets were not available, when the sport was analogue rather than digital like our…
Albers questions ‘friendly' atmosphere among F1 drivers
Aug.12 Christijan Albers says he struggles to relate to the unusually harmonious relationships between today's Formula 1 drivers. Speaking on De Telegraaf's F1 podcast, the former Minardi and Midland driver contrasted the current scene – where rivals often travel, train and socialise together – with his own era, when most drivers...
Wolff backs Bottas for F1 comeback: ‘The door is going to open’
©Instagram/Valtteri Bottas Phillip van Osten 11/08/2025 at 17:2011/08/2025 at 17:10 Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff has thrown his weight behind Valtteri Bottas, predicting that “a door is going to open” for the team’s reserve driver to make a full-time return to the grid in 2026. Bottas raced for Mercedes between 2017 and 2021, partnering...
Vasseur: Big change for Hamilton, perhaps we underestimate this
Fred Vasseur claimed the change Lewis Hamilton had to go through when moving to Ferrari at the start of the 2025 Formula 1 season was underestimated. Hamilton's start to his career in Red has been very hard, as the seven-time F1 champion has struggled to get up to speed with his SF-25, as his win of the Chinese Sprint Race…
F1: Domenicali keen for Sprints to feature reverse grids
Love 'em or loathe' em, Sprints are clearly here to say. Introduced at Silverstone in 2021 the Sprint continues to divide drivers and fans alike. As the sport announced record revenues for Q2, seemingly never a day passing by without a new sponsor announced, the idea behind the Sprint was clear from the start, its doubles up on two of the most...
British F1 media bias debate reignites after Bortoleto snub
Aug.12 Claims of obvious bias in the British Formula 1 media have resurfaced after rookie Gabriel Bortoleto's standout performances received limited coverage in the UK broadcast of recent grands prix. Fernando Alonso, whose company manages Bortoleto, praised the Sauber rookie's run to sixth in Hungary – but also noted the media imbalance....
‘Trying to figure out who I am’: Ricciardo’s quiet life after F1
© XPB Phillip van Osten 11/08/2025 at 18:3411/08/2025 at 18:12 Former F1 star Daniel Ricciardo has revealed how stepping away from the sport has opened a new chapter of self-discovery, one far removed from the relentless pace of the paddock. The 36-year-old Australian left the grid in the back half of last season when he was replaced...
Villeneuve set to tame big bore Cobra at Goodwood Revival
© XPB Phillip van Osten 12/08/2025 at 09:3311/08/2025 at 21:59 Next month’s prestigious Goodwood Revival just received an extra dose of star power with 1997 F1 world champion Jacques Villeneuve joining the stellar line-up for the RAC TT Celebration race. The three-day festival at the iconic Goodwood Circuit is already a must-see for...
Ricciardo: Trying to figure out who I am other than race car driver
Daniel Ricciardo has been on a journey of self-exploration following his retirement from Formula 1 after the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix, when he was let go by Racing Bulls, then still known as VCARB. Ricciardo was shown the door at VCARB to be replaced by Liam Lawson after failing the level of performance Red Bull expected from him when they…
The Max Verstappen regret Liam Lawson harbours over short-lived Red Bull F1 spell
Liam Lawson has expressed regret that his short-lived spell with Red Bull in F1 denied him the chance to learn more from his time alongside Max Verstappen. The post The Max Verstappen regret Liam Lawson harbours over short-lived Red Bull F1 spell appeared first on Motorsport Week.
The ‘philosophy change’ Williams must make to transform into front-running F1 team
Williams needs a "philosophy change" if it is to realise its ambition of returning to the top of F1 again, according to Carlos Sainz. The post The ‘philosophy change’ Williams must make to transform into front-running F1 team appeared first on Motorsport Week.
Verstappen tells Red Bull not to give up: ‘Still a lot to learn this year’
© XPB Phillip van Osten 12/08/2025 at 08:1911/08/2025 at 20:36 Max Verstappen has called on Red Bull to resist the temptation to write off the 2025 Formula 1 campaign despite the Dutchman and his team’s significant points deficit in both the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championships. The Dutchman heads into the second half of the...
Why Pierre Gasly would take Alpine being last ‘every day of the week' in F1 2025
Pierre Gasly has admitted he would swap Alpine being last "every day of the week" this year for a 2026 F1 car to challenge for race wins. The post Why Pierre Gasly would take Alpine being last ‘every day of the week' in F1 2025 appeared first on Motorsport Week.
Wolff: ‘Ups and downs’ a normal part of Antonelli’s development
©Mercedes Phillip van Osten 10/08/2025 at 13:2210/08/2025 at 11:44 Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says Kimi Antonelli’s recent struggles are just a natural part of his rookie development in F1, stressing that the 18-year-old’s early-season performances proved his potential and that patience is key. Antonelli burst into his debut Formula 1...
F1MATHS: Key takeaways from the Hungarian Grand Prix - F1technical.net
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc stole the show on Saturday by clinching pole position with a stellar lap, but McLaren came out on top to finish one-two at the Hungarian Grand Prix. F1Technical's senior writer Balazs Szabo delivers some key lessons from the Hungaroring.
Permane hails Lawson’s revival after RB suspension upgrade
©RB Michael Delaney 10/08/2025 at 10:5110/08/2025 at 11:10 Racing Bulls team principal Alan Permane has praised Liam Lawson’s recent upswing in form, crediting both the New Zealander’s determination and a key technical upgrade recently introduced by the team. Lawson began 2025 at Red Bull Racing alongside Max Verstappen, but after just two...