For the first time since 2021, Max Verstappen is not the reigning F1 Champion. The Dutchman’s comeback in the final ten rounds, although hugely impressive, came just short of beating Lando Norris to the crown.
(GMM) Jack Doohan (pictured) has become the latest Formula 1-linked driver to blank his social media profiles, following a wave of online abuse after a difficult Super Formula test at … Read More
(GMM) The newly-departed Dr Helmut Marko (pictured with former Res Bull team boss Christian Horner) has firmly played down speculation that Sebastian Vettel could replace him at Red Bull, before … Read More
Ferrari continues to refute strain between Hamilton and the team after a tough first F1 season together Lewis Hamilton's relationship with Ferrari is much
There have been an elevated number of reports about Charles Leclerc’s Ferrari future in recent months. The team’s failure to contend in this year’s title race has raised the pressure to perform in 2026.
McLaren remained under intense fire from the fans because of an alleged British bias within the team with Lando Norris. Many believed that Oscar Piastri was put at a disadvantage against Norris because of the Papaya Rules.
Lando Norris won the 2025 driver’s title against Max Verstappen controversially. The Briton won the title by only two points, and many people accused him of winning simply because of the British Bias at McLaren.
There are plenty who think Ayrton Senna is one of the greatest Formula 1 drivers ever, but one of his former competitors believes Max Verstappen now deserves to be ranked above him.
Toto Wolff praised Kimi Antonelli’s mentality in his maiden F1 campaign, especially as he reminisced about being the same age Mercedes Formula 1 team principal Toto Wolff couldn’t have coped with Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s pressure as a 19-year-old, explaining he was “a bit of an idiot” at that age.
On December 12, 2025, shortly after securing his maiden Formula 1 World Drivers’ Championship with a third-place finish in Abu Dhabi—edging out Max Verstappen by just two points—Lando Norris (pictured) … Read More
When Max Verstappen found himself over 100 points behind the Championship leader after Zandvoort, few expected he could impose himself in the Championship battle.
Helmut Marko has finally exited Red Bull after serving the team loyally for over 21 years in Formula 1. Marko was one of the oldest figures in the history of the pinnacle of motorsport, serving in different roles in the sport for over 60 years.
Ferrari suffered from massive performance issues in the 2025 season with Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton. The team failed to emerge as a race-winning force and could only achieve a handful of podium finishes with Leclerc.
The FIA president's car collection is a sight to behold Mohammed Ben Sulayem might spend most of his life in paddocks around the world, especially after being re-elected as FIA president, but his love for cars keeps him wishing he were on the other side of the pitwall.
2025 saw Alex Albon go up against his most challenging teammate since Max Verstappen. The Thai was pushed to his limits by four-time race winner Carlos Sainz, the most decorated driver to compete for Williams in a decade.
Lewis Hamilton’s tough debut season at Ferrari in 2025 has sparked speculation that the British driver could step away from F1, with Haas’ Oliver Bearman linked as a possible replacement.
Lando Norris’ first FIA Prize Giving Gala as a F1 world champion produced a moment that perfectly summed up his personality, honest, self aware, and unfiltered.
Max Verstappen came up short in his bid to secure a fifth Formula 1 world title in Abu Dhabi, falling just two points behind Lando Norris, the closest margin ever under the current scoring system.
Mohammed Ben Sulayem was re-elected Friday to a second four-year term as president of motorsports' governing body, the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile, despite claims by rivals that they were unfairly kept off the ballot by election rules.