Max Verstappen has emerged as one of the best drivers in the 2025 season. The Dutchman has kept his championship hopes alive despite seemingly losing it all at one point in the season.
Sebastian Vettel, a four-time F1 world champion, opened up on his time at Ferrari and the lessons he learned about the importance of language and culture
It has been three years since Sebastian Vettel retired from Formula 1, and it doesn’t look as though a return seems likely. Unlike his hero, Michael Schumacher, it seems that he is content with life away from the pinnacle of motorsport.
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Sebastian Vettel remained a highly influential and lovable figure in Formula 1 despite his exit from racing at the end of the 2022 season. Vettel has remained an active voice for massive global issues and pushes for changes in the pinnacle of motorsport.
If there’s one thing Max Verstappen has proven over the past decade in Formula 1, it’s that you can never write him off. Just when it looked like his title
Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel were locked in battle for world championships when sharing the track. The pair became great friends towards the end of the German's stint in F1, but Hamilton hasn't reached out to discuss life at Ferrari.
Lewis Hamilton has failed to emerge as a winning force in his debut season with Ferrari. The Briton is also unable to win the intra-team battle at Maranello against Charles Leclerc.
Lewis Hamilton’s early struggles at Ferrari have drawn parallels with issues that Sebastian Vettel faced during his own time with the team, according to one of Vettel’s former engineers.
On his day, Charles Leclerc can make anyone look ordinary, and since arriving in Formula 1, he has managed to get the better of two of the sport’s biggest names.
Scuderia Ferrari is the most iconic name in the world of motorsport. The Italian team has the richest legacy in Formula 1. However, in the past two decades, Maranello has failed to replicate his former glory, not winning a single title since 2008.
Red Bull is currently undergoing an extremely unstable period, especially in terms of performance. Multiple key figures have already exited the team, with even Max Verstappen being rumored to switch constructors as soon as the 2026 season.
Mick Schumacher is the latest driver to emerge as a contender at Cadillac ahead of the 2026 season. Schumacher is understood to be in negotiations with the US outfit as they consider their options.
The honeymoon period is long over for Lewis Hamilton. He’s now facing the harsh reality of life as a Ferrari driver. When the Briton announced his move
One of the cornerstones of Red Bull’s success in F1 since their entry in 2005 has been Dr. Helmut Marko. He built the team’s renowned driver academy from scratch and has developed several world championship-level talents.
Sebastian Vettel has responded to Helmut Marko’s suggestion that he could be the ideal successor to Marko’s role at Red Bull Racing. In a recent appearance on the Backstage Boxengasse podcast, Vettel acknowledged the unique position Marko holds within the team, stating, “I think there is only one Helmut.
Audi is all set to join the Formula 1 grid in 2026, after acquiring Sauber. The German carmaker has conformed new signings for leadership roles of the team alongside the drivers’ lineup, featuring veteran Nico Hülkenberg.
Former Formula 1 driver Sebastian Vettel, who retired from the sport after the 2022 season, has been closely linked to a future seat with the Sauber F1 team that is currently transforming to become the Audi Works team by 2026.
Formula 1 returns from its two-week absence on Sunday with a perennial favorite: the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix at Imola. It's F1's first visit to Imola since 2022.
Sebastian Vettel, the four-time world champion has amassed immense attention since the Japanese GP weekend. He has been at the center of various kinds of rumors signaling his potential return to F1 in 2025 with Mercedes.
Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel told Sky Sports that he is mulling a return to Formula One in 2025. Vettel, 36, won his championships with Red Bull from 2010-13.
Sebastian Vettel loves it so much that he's based his first post-retirement environmental initiative there. He invited all of the drivers out to the grand opening of his "bee hotels" on Suzuka's second turn.