Formula One News — May 2025

Monaco GP - Practice 1 Report

Monaco GP - Practice 1 Results

Formula 1 drivers have warned insiders and hard-core fans of the sport that they might not enjoy the new 'F1' film starring Brad Pitt.

Charles Leclerc has dismissed bubbling speculation that he might be getting tired of racing in red.

Alex Wurz has not outright denied that he might consider running to become FIA president.

Formula 1 insiders are worried the sport's special Monaco-only rule mandating two pitstops per driver on Sunday will be exploited by some teams.

Flavio Briatore insists he has no regrets whatsoever after dropping Jack Doohan and installing the highly rated and heavily sponsored Franco Colapinto in his place.

Carlos Sainz senior thinks his son would have jumped at the chance to serve once again as Max Verstappen's teammate.

Dr Helmut Marko admits he is rooting for McLaren's Lando Norris to re-discover his top form this weekend in Monaco.

Monaco GP - Thursday Press Conference

Two Formula 1 insiders think the risk that Red Bull might lose Max Verstappen to a rival team next year has faded.

Another potential rival to Mohammed Ben Sulayem's top-job as president of the Formula 1 governing body FIA may have emerged.

James Vowles is not sure whether Ferrari's decision to sign Lewis Hamilton was a "mistake".

Max Verstappen has snubbed a private screening in Monaco of the new 'F1' feature film featuring Brad Pitt.

Ferrari is reportedly hoping a combination of 'old and new' will help rescue the Italian team's flailing 2025 campaign.

Imola was an "important" result for Red Bull for more than just a single reason, team advisor Dr Helmut Marko admits.

Liam Lawson might struggle to stay in Formula 1 beyond 2025, according to another former Red Bull Racing driver.

Another sign that Imola has already hosted its final Formula 1 race for now has emerged.

McLaren's boss has defended the decision to prioritise team harmony over absolute victory at the recent Imola GP.

Max Verstappen has managed to reinforce the backing of a highly influential and powerful figure at the very top of Red Bull.

A combination of multiple factors could have helped Red Bull's Max Verstappen to end the alarming dominance of the championship leading McLaren team at Imola.

F1's governing body, and the Alpine team, have slammed the personal abuse and threats being aimed at new Argentine Formula 1 driver Franco Colapinto's rivals.

A "breakthrough" at Red Bull may have arrived in the nick of time to rescue Max Verstappen's quest for a fifth consecutive world championship.

Kimi Antonelli admits his poorest personal performance of his young Formula 1 career was clearly connected to the hype and commotion of his first home race.

Flavio Briatore says he will be "patient" with Franco Colapinto following a baptism of fire for the Argentine driver at Imola.