Formula One News — February 2025

Sauber - transitioning to full works status with Audi for 2026 - is setting up a base in the UK.

Jean Todt is unsure Ferrari will be "better" now that it has seven time world champion Lewis Hamilton at the wheel.

Mario Andretti admits that his son Michael may have been an "obstacle" to getting the Cadillac Formula 1 project up and racing.

Nico Rosberg says his past "feud" with Lewis Hamilton is now basically all in the past.

A former Mercedes teammate thinks Lewis Hamilton's "inner fire" may be lit by his move to Ferrari.

Despite admitting to feeling "scared" and lacking experience, Isack Hadjar still has high ambitions for his first season in Formula 1 in 2025.

Jean Todt has revealed that he no longer has any contact with his former Formula 1 employer - Ferrari.

Red Bull has followed through on its promise to plug the gaps in its team by promoting from within.

Jack Doohan says he is determined to "cement" his place on the Formula 1 grid.

Formula 1 may be the pinnacle of motorsport, but it risks no longer attracting all of the brightest engineering sparks.

Haas is not worried Esteban Ocon's notorious clashes with teammates will hit new levels of intensity in 2025.

Christian Horner has revealed that Honda "lost some time" in developing its all-new power unit for 2026.

Dr Helmut Marko admits supporting Max Verstappen is one of only two reasons why he is still working in Formula 1 at the ripe age of almost 82.

Felipe Massa is the proud owner of two successful, upper-tier restaurants in his native Sao Paulo.

Christian Horner says the FIA made the "right decision" to oust Johnny Herbert as a Formula 1 steward.

Two Formula 1 team bosses have played down the outrage over intensified penalties for driver misconduct like swearing.

Valtteri Bottas has been banned by Mercedes from releasing a follow-up to his 'Botass' semi-naked calendar.