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Next Race: Miami Grand Prix

May 3-5, 2025 • Miami International Autodrome

57 Laps

19 Turns

5.412 km

The Miami Grand Prix returns to the Miami International Autodrome for another exciting race in the 2025 season. Find the best places to experience the race atmosphere with fellow fans.

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Kimi Antonelli: Racing will be like “speed chess” in F1 2026

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Mercedes’ Andrea Kimi Antonelli has likened upcoming Formula 1 racing to “speed chess” based on the world championship’s new technical regulations.Entering a new era, F1 has discarded the DRS and introduced new tools such as active aerodynamics (mobile front and rear wings) and Overtake Mode (a power boost that will be used just like DRS was).More interestingly, the new machinery ...Keep reading

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Williams lands major deal with British bank as Santander drops off team partner list

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Williams has announced a new partnership with Barclays ahead of the 2026 Formula 1 season, marking the British bank's first-ever F1 collaboration.Barclays will become the official banking partner of the Grove outfit and its branding will appear on the FW48, which is set to be unveiled later today (3 February), as well as on the helmets of both Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz, team clothing and ...Keep reading

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Aston Martin suffered four-month delay with 2026 F1 car design

Feb 03

Adrian Newey has revealed Aston Martin didn’t start its 2026 wind tunnel programme until mid-April 2025, which accounts for the team’s current setback.As Formula 1 held a five-day shakedown last week at Barcelona, where each team was allowed to run on three days, Aston completed just one full day of testing, on Friday, after covering a handful of laps on Thursday evening.This required ...Keep reading