Formula One News — February 2025

Formula 1 should return to France - with a race in the capital city.

Mercedes' Formula 1 team has denied it could be about to lose its one-third owner and major sponsor Ineos.

The FIA's intensifying clampdown on driver swearing could be about to be diluted.

Max Verstappen and Dr Helmut Marko have played down speculation the quadruple world champion will leave Red Bull after this season.

Fernando Alonso is a Formula 1 driver and person with "two faces," according to his former teammate Felipe Massa.

Esteban Ocon admits switching from Alpine to Haas has been a breath of fresh air.

Jack Doohan on Tuesday insisted he is not feeling any extra pressure despite being barraged by questions about Franco Colapinto.

McLaren insists it is not worried about the new wing flexibility tests in Formula 1.

Former F1 team boss Franz Tost has lashed out at the growing consensus in the sport that the calendar has become far too inflated with its 24 grands prix.

The next in line for a seat at Red Bull's second Formula 1 team, Racing Bulls, is clearly Arvid Lindblad.

"Hardcore fans" may not be looking forward to Tuesday's unprecedented collective launch for the 2025 season at a sold-out O2 arena in London.

Mick Schumacher believes his shyness partly explains his reputation in Formula 1 as a crash-prone driver.

Carlos Sainz openly admits that a key reason for choosing Williams as his new Formula 1 home is the Mercedes engine.

One of Italy's most celebrated Formula 1 journalists thinks Charles Leclerc's reputation is on the line in 2025.

A top official insists Barcelona is "not considering" joining Spa-Francorchamps in agreeing to take part in Formula 1's new race rotation scheme.

Carlos Sainz admits his expectations for good results in 2025 are very low.

Mohammed Ben Sulayem admits he already has a preferred contender to move into the final team garage in the Formula 1 pitlane.

Mick Schumacher admits he may have "clung too tightly" to the idea that he may return to the Formula 1 grid.

One former driver is anticipating an early end to Jack Doohan's brand new Formula 1 career in 2025.

Some teams may upgrade their cars only once this year, Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur admits.

Mika Salo doubts he will be serving as an occasional Formula 1 steward this year.

McLaren has revealed to the world some significant modifications to its title-winning Formula 1 car for the all-new season.

Formula 1 axed the bonus point for fastest lap for the 2025 season because it was "controversial".

Dr Helmut Marko has revealed that he issued a clear "no" to Sebastian Vettel's desire to return to Formula 1 in 2025 with Red Bull.

Aston Martin's expectations are "low" for the 2025 season.