Yuki Tsunoda has expressed his gratitude to Helmut Marko following the confirmation of the Austrian’s exit from Red Bull, a surprising development given how long Marko had been involved in the sport.
Red Bull are entering a new era in more than one way when the 2026 Formula 1 season begins next March. For the first time ever, they’ll be bringing their own engines to the racetrack, having ended a six-year partnership with Honda.
Max Verstappen’s time as F1 champion came to an end in 2025, and now his focus turns to whether Red Bull can adjust to the 2026 regulations in time to compete for the title again next season.
Franco Colapinto’s future at Alpine was one of the most persistent stories in 2025, particularly in the first half of the year. Initially, the question was if and when the Argentine would replace Jack Doohan.
Helmut Marko felt it was the right moment to step away from Red Bull, making the decision immediately after Lando Norris edged Max Verstappen to the 2025 F1 title at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
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Toto Wolff says the cost cap meant McLaren wasn’t outspent by its rivals and was able to win the world championship Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says Formula 1’s cost cap made the world championship a “meritocracy” rather than an “arms race”, after McLaren won its first drivers’ title since 2008.
Although Max Verstappen was only two points away from winning a fifth consecutive title, the Dutchman was composed after crossing the final chequered flag of the year.
The seven-time world champion ended a disappointing first season with Ferrari nearly 100 points adrift of team-mate Charles LeclercLewis Hamilton’s first season at Ferrari did not live up to expectation, and his disappointing results sparked questions about the seven-time Formula 1 world champion’s future in the series.
Lando Norris recently became just the 35th man on the planet to have won a Formula 1 drivers’ championship. He clinched his maiden crown by the slender margin of just two points over Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, whose incredible comeback fell agonisingly short.
Helmut Marko’s career in Formula 1 was cut short after just 12 months at the wheel, but the rivalries he shared with some of the sport’s greatest drivers remained into the following decades.
Former "Top Gear" boss Andy Wilman reveals how rookie Lewis Hamilton overruled McLaren chief Ron Dennis to tackle the BBC show’s Star in a Reasonably Priced
Lando Norris has outlined his short but busy winter break McLaren's Lando Norris has detailed his winter break plans, including reviews with his team, the Woking outfit's Christmas party and time away with his friends.
Red Bull Racing wrapped up their final day of on-track work for 2025 this week, but Max Verstappen was not part of the action. Red Bull Racing completed their last laps of 2025 on Tuesday, but Max Verstappen was absent as the team handed the post-season testing duties to newly promoted Isack Hadjar.
Forbes has ranked the highest-paid F1 drivers of 2025, with Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris topping the rich list Forbes has revealed its list of the highest-paid Formula 1 drivers for 2025, and unsurprisingly, it doesn't quite mirror the drivers' standings following the end of this year's season.
As Lando Norris crossed the line to become Champion in Abu Dhabi, teammate Oscar Piastri was forced to accept his efforts fell short. Despite leading the standings for 15 out of 24 races, a dip in form late in the season allowed Norris to retake the initiative.
Verstappen’s purposeful collision with George Russell at Barcelona seems even more unnecessary now that he’s missed out on the world title by two points; should he be more self-critical?
Newly-crowned Formula 1 world champion Lando Norris has backed Lewis Hamilton to return to form in 2026 after the seven-time world champion experienced a difficult first year as a Ferrari driver.
The stewards have handed out additional post-race sanctions following the 2025 Formula 1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, with Liam Lawson and Oliver Bearman, among others, receiving more punishment, in addition to the time penalties they served during the race.