Formula One News — May 2025

Christian Horner has denied reports that he might be considering a switch to Ferrari.

Spain GP - Thursday Press Conference

Stefano Domenicali admits Formula 1 is "talking about" the problem of the Monaco GP.

Nikolas Tombazis is not ruling out clamping down even harder against flexible front wings in 2025.

Indy 500 winner Alex Palou has ruled himself out of the running for a switch to Formula 1.

The long-time promoter and figurehead of Canada's grand prix in Montreal has warned the city not to leave Formula 1.

Ron Dennis says the British television coverage of Formula 1 is so bad that he watches grands prix with the sound muted.

Renault CEO Luca de Meo has declared once again that the Alpine Formula 1 team is safe in the French carmaker's hands.

Fernando Alonso admits he isn't sure if he will still be on the grid in the event that the Circuit de Catalunya manages to extend its contract with Formula 1.

Dr Helmut Marko admits his 'plan B' outcome for the Monaco GP came to pass, thanks to dithering over driver hierarchy at McLaren.

The first public disagreement between Adrian Newey and Aston Martin's top management has emerged.

A leading Formula 1 journalist has questioned whether much will change in Barcelona this weekend when the new clampdown against flexible front wings takes effect.

Formula 1's approach to sponsorship under the now eight-year reign of American mass media company Liberty Media continues to intensify.

Former Formula 1 driver Mika Salo is tipping Oscar Piastri to bounce back from an 'off' weekend in Monaco.

Ferrari looked into poaching Red Bull's long-time team boss Christian Horner just a few weeks ago, according to the largest-circulation newspaper in Europe.

Thailand seems to be racing at full speed towards Formula 1's 2028 calendar.

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem says he will not stand in the way of challengers to his throne.FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem says he will not stand in the way of challengers to his throne.

Formula 1 figures are once again scratching their heads about what to do about the dubious spectacle of the Monaco GP.

Red Bull figures hope the team's return to form gets back on track this weekend in Barcelona.

Dr Helmut Marko is not ruling out yet another driver shake-up at Red Bull Racing - potentially even before the 2025 season is complete.

Fernando Alonso says he is resigned to struggling all the way through 2025.

Jos Verstappen says the major tension between him and Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has now faded.

Flavio Briatore says he has no interest in visiting his old friend and colleague, Michael Schumacher.

Monaco GP - Race Notes

Monaco GP - Sunday Photos