Formula One News — April 2025

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Yuki Tsunoda thinks mastering the troublesome 2025 Red Bull could be a matter of setup rather than its fundamental characteristics.

Ferrari's new floor for its 2025 car will not debut until next weekend in Bahrain, according to Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera.

George Russell on Thursday insisted he is "not worried at all" about his forthcoming contract negotiations.

It could be an innocuous comment, or it could be a strategic hint - but Max Verstappen has suggested he could still be Honda-powered in the future.

The iconic first photo of Lewis Hamilton at Maranello, flanked by the legendary F40 supercar, would have been different if the seven time world champion had his way.

Yuki Tsunoda might already have been a Red Bull Racing driver if not for Adrian Newey.

Formula 1's notorious and annual driver 'silly season' has arrived incredibly early in 2025.

Ferrari's former president was "appalled" with the team's double-disqualification after the Chinese GP.

Mercedes really could emerge for the all-new regulations era from 2026 with an advantage, Dr Helmut Marko admits.

Ferrari finds itself under "enormous pressure" in 2025, according to former Haas team boss Gunther Steiner.

Oscar Piastri is confident he can charge for the 2025 title.

Red Bull's current driver predicament can be traced back to an original mistake, according to former Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher.

Another former Formula 1 winner has joined Rene Arnoux in suggesting veteran Fernando Alonso is nearing the end of his competitive days on the grid.

Christian Horner has denied it is Red Bull that is pushing hardest for the return of V10 engines in Formula 1.