Formula One News — March 2025

Max Verstappen has questioned how seriously Formula 1 fans should be interpreting the latest rumours about the return of V10 engines to the grid.

Formula 1 and the FIA have finally cemented in stone Cadillac's official arrival in the sport for 2026.

All the hype surrounding Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari is unlikely to translate into a world championship.

Mattia Binotto seems prepared to see the neon green and black Sauber cars once again at the very rear of the Formula 1 grid in 2025.

Lewis Hamilton has added yet another prominent voice to the exciting prospect of the return to Formula 1 of screaming V10s.

Yuki Tsunoda's fate will become clear "very quickly" this season, according to the boss of Honda's Formula 1 activities.

Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull is not overly worried, even though he openly admits McLaren is heading into the 2025 season as the obvious favourite.

The FIA is plunging deeper into controversy as Motorsport UK chairman David Richards has issued a scathing open letter, threatening legal action against the organisation and its embattled president, Mohammed Ben Sulayem.

Formula 1 owner Liberty Media admits it is "disappointed" about the financial numbers coming out of its crown jewel event, the Las Vegas GP.

Alpine is knocking on the door of Formula 1's top four teams, according to Dr Helmut Marko.

Dr Helmut Marko has offered a typically straightforward appraisal of the current pecking order as Formula 1 heads into the 2025 season.

The FIA will reportedly monitor compliance with new rear wing flexibility limits by installing sensors on the Formula 1 cars.

Haas opted to produce its own front suspension for the 2025 car rather than simply buy Ferrari's all-new pullrod design.

Charles Leclerc is not siding with George Russell in criticising Pirelli's proposed narrower 2026 tyres.

The British media has been barred from reporting the latest developments in the Christian Horner scandal.

Lewis Hamilton was already in talks with Ferrari when he signed his final Mercedes contract in mid-2023.