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McLaren's Lando Norris still believes he can beat team-mate Oscar Piastri to the 2025 Formula 1 title without any drama to even out his own Zandvoort retirement.
Norris lost a certain second place at last week's Dutch Grand Prix when his smoking McLaren ground to a halt with seven laps to go, allowing race winner Piastri to race 34 points clear in the drivers' standings.
Norris still has ...Keep reading

Williams has submitted a right of review to the FIA over the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix incident between Carlos Sainz and Liam Lawson, which left the Spaniard to soak up a 10-second penalty.
Sainz and Lawson made contact following the resumption of the Zandvoort race last weekend, touching at Turn 1 after the opening safety car was withdrawn. Both drivers were left with punctures, and their ...Keep reading

There is something irresistible about the allure of racing for Ferrari, regardless of the considerable baggage which often comes with it. Pressure, infighting, and relentless media scrutiny come freighted with all that passion, emotion, and the best company cars in the Formula 1 business.
That template was set down by marque founder Enzo Ferrari, the self-styled “agitator of men” who viewed ...Keep reading

There is something irresistible about the allure of racing for Ferrari, regardless of the considerable baggage which often comes with it. Pressure, infighting, and relentless media scrutiny come freighted with all that passion, emotion, and the best company cars in the F1 business.
That template was set down by marque founder Enzo Ferrari, the self-styled “agitator of men” who viewed all ...Keep reading

Lewis Hamilton has called his five-place grid penalty he received after the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix for a yellow flag infringement "pretty hardcore" and was "really, really shocked" when he found out.
The Ferrari driver was penalised for not slowering enough under double waved yellow flags when driving reconnaissance laps ahead of the Zandvoort race. The FIA gave him a five-place grid ...Keep reading

Following comments from Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali suggesting that the championship's chiefs would look at shorter races, Fernando Alonso suggested that the argument of shorter attention spans was "a problem of society and the kids", and not for F1. 
Domenicali suggested that F1 could look at reducing the duration of grands prix as part of a series of considerations to boost F1's ...Keep reading

Following comments from Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali suggesting that the championship's chiefs would look at shorter races, Fernando Alonso said that the argument of shorter attention spans was "a problem of society and the kids", and not for F1. 
Domenicali stated that F1 could look at reducing the duration of grands prix as part of a series of considerations to boost F1's popularity – ...Keep reading

It is one of the more intriguing hypotheticals of the 2025 Formula 1 season: how would Max Verstappen fare if he were not driving for Red Bull Racing, but instead for Racing Bulls? Especially given that experts like Ralf Schumacher believe the junior team has “a better base this year than Red Bull." 
"I’d almost go as far as saying Max could theoretically fight for the championship with ...Keep reading

Frederic Vasseur has admitted Ferrari may have underestimated what it would take for Lewis Hamilton to successfully switch to the Scuderia in Formula 1.
Ferrari team boss Vasseur snatched Hamilton away from Mercedes for the 2025 season after the Englishman had the longest and most successful collaboration in F1 history with the Anglo-German outfit. Over 12 seasons, their shared record included ...Keep reading

Frederic Vasseur has admitted Ferrari may have underestimated what it would take for Lewis Hamilton to successfully switch to the Scuderia in Formula 1.
Ferrari team boss Vasseur snatched Hamilton away from Mercedes for the 2025 season after the Englishman had the longest and most successful collaboration in F1 history with the Anglo-German outfit. Over 12 seasons, their shared record included ...Keep reading