Why F1 will be so ‘tough’ in 2025. Plus: Haas drivers on Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari debut
With F1’s current regulations now in their fourth year, the performance gaps that gave front-runners comfortable advantages are shrinking fast. Teams that were once struggling to keep pace have had enough time with these cars to catch up on the learning curve. (See: Ferrari and McLaren’s surge last year .)
F1 considering return of V10s
Formula One could be racing towards a far noisier future after the sport's governing body triggered talk of a return to roaring V10 engines, this time powered by fully sustainable fuel.Grand prix cars ...
Formula 1 is entering a new era with Artificial Intelligence transforming race strategies, car design, safety, and fan ...
Mercedes has shared the first sound of its 2025 W16 F1 car on social media, hinting that the team is preparing to unveil the ...
For the first time, F1 introduced all 10 teams' new looks in one place in front of thousands of fans. Is this the future of ...
The Benetton B191 car driven by Michael Schumacher in 1992 is up for sale, with a listed price of just £800,000. The chassis ...
Formula 1 kicks off the 2025 season in style with a star-studded launch event, F1 75 Live, at The O2 Arena in London this ...
F1 cars are the fastest open-wheel racing cars in the world with the most advanced level of engineering going into the production of these cars. It is often regarded as the most ...
Jack Doohan has swiftly replied to speculation surrounding his time in Formula 1 after rumours over the winter linked Franco ...
It has been said that F1 is as much a racing competition to be won, as it is an engineering puzzle to be solved. While that ...
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