Formula One News — March 2025

Opinions are split over what Dr Helmut Marko described as rookie Isack Hadjar's "tearful show" in Melbourne on Sunday.

Championship leaders McLaren may be the clearly early favourite in 2025, but it is unlikely to win an off-track battle, according to one publication.

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Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull will be stridently opposed to the idea of Susie Wolff running for FIA president.

Stefano Domenicali, the newly-renewed CEO of Formula 1, is hopping on a plane from Melbourne to Bangkok after Sunday's season opener.

Formula 1, and Netflix producers, have defended 'Drive to Survive' against withering attacks from the sport's top stars Lando Norris and Max Verstappen.

It's only round one of 24, but George Russell thinks the 2025 season is basically done and dusted.

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Charles Leclerc could "send Lewis Hamilton into retirement" this year, former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher warns.

Dr Helmut Marko is trying to stay upbeat about Red Bull's situation as the 2025 season kicks off in Melbourne.

Valtteri Bottas was spotted in conversation with a representative of Formula 1's new team for 2026, Cadillac, in the Melbourne paddock.

Red Bull is keeping a "very close eye" on McLaren's bendy wings.

Fernando Alonso amused a throng of journalists in Melbourne by refusing to tell them what he had learned at the wheel of his Aston Martin in practice.

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Bernie Ecclestone and Flavio Briatore think Ferrari has made a mistake by signing Lewis Hamilton.

Adrian Newey's "magic" could be evident at Aston Martin within mere "weeks", according to a hopeful Fernando Alonso.

Ralf Schumacher has chided fellow former Formula 1 driver Sebastian Vettel for his recent remarks.

Flavio Briatore is openly admitting he will soon "review" Jack Doohan's performance.