Formula 1 News

Williams and Gulf Oil have launched a new campaign inviting fans around the world to help design a one-off Formula 1 livery for this year’s Brazilian Grand Prix.
Unveiled at a special event in London’s Piccadilly Circus, the Driven by Words campaign puts fans quite literally at the heart of the creative process. Instead of voting on colours or patterns, supporters are asked to submit words ...Keep reading

There can be fewer places more suited to partnering with luxury real estate brand BEYOND Developments than the original home of Formula 1.
With F1 and the British Grand Prix at Silverstone toasting 75 years this weekend, a new venture has taken the opportunity to team up with the Northamptonshire circuit.
The collaboration follows similar moves that was BEYOND named official real estate ...Keep reading

George Russell has given his firmest indication yet that his Formula 1 future lies with Mercedes, labelling his chances of leaving in 2026 "exceptionally low."
Russell's future has been up for debate as the Briton has yet to ink a new deal, and public chatter intensified after he revealed last weekend in Austria that team boss Toto Wolff has been having conversations with Max Verstappen's ...Keep reading

George Russell has given his firmest indication yet that his Formula 1 future lies with Mercedes, labelling his chances of leaving in 2026 "exceptionally low".
Russell's future has been up for debate as the Briton has yet to ink a new deal, and public chatter intensified after he revealed last weekend in Austria that team boss Toto Wolff has been having conversations with Max Verstappen's ...Keep reading

Charles Leclerc has voiced fears over Formula 1's new-for-2026 cars being "less enjoyable" to drive, and while senior team figures have played down his concerns, question marks remains over the new regulations.
The new machinery will have less downforce and more drag, making cars slower through the corners, but extra hybrid power from a near 50/50 split between internal combustion engine and ...Keep reading

Tim Mayer is set to announce that he is running for the FIA presidency in December’s election, according to Motorsport.com sources.
Mayer, son of former McLaren team principal Teddy Mayer, aims to stand against current president Mohammed Ben Sulayem – who fired him as an FIA steward last November.
The 59-year-old American is set to host a press conference near Silverstone on Friday ...Keep reading

Alpine's lack of performance over the 2025 season thus far has been put down to its A525 Formula 1 car lacking consistency and tyre management abilities, which now means that the team is 15 points adrift of Sauber at the bottom of the standings. 
While this year's car has shown moments of pace in qualifying, leading to Pierre Gasly breaking into Q3 on six occasions so far this year (including ...Keep reading

The Haas Formula 1 outfit is aiming to gain an early advantage over incoming American rivals Cadillac by boosting its knowledge of the prospective United States fanbase.
To do so, the team is working with its new official partner Infobip - a global communications platform based in Croatia, with revenue exceeding $1.8billion last year.
It provides tools to the likes of Google and Uber, while ...Keep reading

For Mercedes, the joy of winning the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix evaporated in the heat of Austria as George Russell came home fifth – more than a minute behind the dominant McLarens having targeted a podium the day before.
Instead, under the searing sun at the Red Bull Ring, the W16 was the protagonist of its worst weekend of the year, suffering from tyre overheating problems that had ...Keep reading

For Mercedes, the joy of winning the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix evaporated in the heat of Austria as George Russell came home fifth – more than a minute behind the dominant McLarens having targeted a podium the day before.
Instead, under the searing sun at the Red Bull Ring, the W16 was the protagonist of its worst weekend of the year, suffering from tyre overheating problems that had ...Keep reading