A rather satisfying 2025 start for Racing Bulls, Yuki Tsunoda and Isack Hadjar in Melbourne at the F1 Australian GP. While Red Bull is struggling to find pace, Yuki Tsunoda secured P4 – only behind the two McLarens and Charles Leclerc’s Ferrari – and rookie Isak Hadjar follows in P6 at the end of FP2….
Albon optimistic about the way Williams is approaching the new season ahead of the opening race in Australia
New season, big changes in the line ups, but also around the garage as Adrian Newey and Andy Cowell appear. Aston Martin is approaching 2025 with big dreams, supported by yet another reshuffle in personnel. Quite a few new faces in Silverstone, but certainly the one under the spotlight belongs to a certain Adrian Newey,…
Formula 1 is about to be back for the 2025 season and this week McLaren became the first team to get their single seater out on track with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri driving the car. A 200 km shakedown for a filming day around Silverstone that gave us a first taste of the MCL39,…
The 2025 season is just around the corner and it’s time for big changes in Maranello. Next week seven time world champion Lewis Hamilton will arrive in Emilia Romagna for his first test drive as a Ferrari driver, in Fiorano. Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna, at the end of the press conference to introduce the new…
Co-Author: Chiara Martin Helmut Marko reflects on Red Bull’s decision to promote Liam Lawson instead of Yuki Tsunoda for the 2025 F1 season, pitting the Kiwi against Max Verstappen. Tsunoda’s golden season Quite an impressive season for Yuki Tsunoda, the one that just ended. The Japanese managed to get his Racing Bull to Q3 in…
Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur believes the meticulous approach and valuable experience of Lewis Hamilton will help close performance gaps with Red Bull and Mercedes in 2025. A fresh perspective in Maranello With the 2024 season coming to an end last weekend in Yas Marina, it’s now time for teams to concentrate on what’s coming…
Lando Norris gives the win to teammate Oscar Piastri in the last Sprint Race of the season in Qatar. Following the lead are George Russell and the two Ferraris.
Not quite a fun time for Aston Martin and Fernando Alonso at the F1 Brazil GP. With both cars being severely damaged during an usual Sunday morning qualifying under the rain, mechanics had to rush to have both cars ready just on time for the early afternoon race. Certainly not a walk in the park…
Friday of rookies in Mexico City for the very first free practice session of the weekend: from Pato O’Ward taking over the McLaren of Lando Norris on home soil, to Felipe Drugovich stepping in for Fernando Alonso at Aston and Robert Shwartzman taking Zhou Guanyu’s place beside Valtteri Bottas. For some only a chance to…
