Max Verstappen once again was voted the top F1 driver by the team principals for 2024. But this year, there was a twist and history was made. While Verstappen and Red Bull did not enjoy the same ...

While the 2023 silly season was something of a damp squib, 2024 really was the season of change as teams made their driver plans for F1 2025. Only seven drivers had contracts until the 2025 ...

Sergio Perez has today confirmed the long-anticipated news that he is leaving Red Bull, opening the way for Liam Lawson to take the hottest seat in Formula One – as Max Verstappen's team-mate.

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem and Rwandan president Paul Kagame at the FIA General Assembly in Kigali, where the latter launched his country's bid for an F1 race. Reuters Red Bull Racing’s Max ...

Advertisement Lawson looks set to become Verstappen’s fifth Red Bull F1 teammate, following Daniel Ricciardo (2016-18), Pierre Gasly (2019), Alex Albon (2019-20) and Pérez (2021-24).

Liam Lawson speaks to Alex Powell about what he needs to do in the last 6 races of the 2024 F1 season and looking ahead toward 2025 Video / NZ Herald Red Bull senior adviser Dr Helmut Marko has ...

The Australian star is reportedly at the top of the list of targets for Cadillac, who will come into the sport for the 2026 season, run by General Motors and Andretti. Watch every ball of ...

Bihar's former Deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav announced the 'Mai Bahan Maan Yojana,' promising 2,500 rupees monthly to underprivileged women if RJD wins the upcoming assembly polls. This pledge mirrors ...

With Ricciardo out of the picture three seats remain unclear on the 2025 F1 grid, all of them in the Red Bull family. On the official FIA 2025 F1 World Championship entry list, published on ...

Max Verstappen served his FIA punishment for swearing at the Singapore Grand Prix in October - ahead of officially being crowned F1 world champion for the fourth year in a row. The Dutchman used ...

RWANDAN president Paul Kagame has announced his country's bid to host a Formula One race. F1 have not been to Africa since the last South African Grand Prix in 1993. Max Verstappen was handed his ...

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has regularly referenced the need to add a race on the African continent to make the sport a truly global championship, as there are already events in Europe, North and South ...