Formula One News — March 2025

Wild rumours are raging that Liam Lawson has now completed his second, and final, race weekend for Red Bull.

Red Bull is pinning its hopes on an early upgrade for its troublesome 2025 car.

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is trying to halt rumours that he's already in talks with Max Verstappen about linking up for 2026 and beyond.

Carlos Sainz is leaving Shanghai scratching his head about "one of the strangest drops in performance I've had in my career".

The jubilation of Lewis Hamilton's breakthrough Ferrari win from pole in the Shanghai sprint exploded in spectacular style just a single day later.

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Formula 1's international media is already questioning whether Lando Norris is ready to become world champion.

The flexi-wings saga in Shanghai has cost Williams a whopping 50,000 euros fine.

Liam Lawson shouldn't be too disappointed if he is dropped by Red Bull Racing.

Liam Lawson's tenure at Red Bull Racing appears to be nearing a very premature end.

Top team bosses are not confident Formula 1 cars will be screaming with old-school V10 power any time soon.

Haas' 2025 car is fundamentally flawed, team boss Ayao Komatsu admits.

Ferrari, and Lewis Hamilton, are back.

Red Bull will find it "difficult" to keep Max Verstappen if the team can't reclaim its old winning ways.

Red Bull will wait one more race to start getting too worried about Liam Lawson.

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