Formula One News — June 2025

As a familiar Ferrari face joins McLaren, Frederic Vasseur's future in red continues to dangle from a thread.

Lance Stroll has hit back at the latest negative reports about his performances and future in Formula 1.

Red Bull still has "hope" that Max Verstappen can cling to his chances of winning a fifth straight drivers' world championship.

Austria GP - Friday Report

Austria GP - Friday Photos

Austria GP - Friday Press Conference

Austria GP - Friday Team Quotes

Austria GP - Practice 2 Results

Austria GP - Practice 1 Report

Austria GP - Practice 1 Results

As far as championship leader Oscar Piastri is concerned, he is not regarded as McLaren's number 1 driver.

Max Verstappen refuses to give a "definitive answer" when asked if he will definitely still be a Red Bull driver in 2026.

Pierre Gasly admits he followed through after expressing concerns about the shock departure of Renault CEO Luca de Meo.

Max Verstappen giggled to the Dutch media as he explained his ongoing reluctance to answer questions at the FIA's official press conferences.

After venting his fury at the Italian media two weeks ago in Canada, the start of Frederic Vasseur's race weekend in Austria was very low profile.

Carlos Sainz admits he is disappointed for "motorsport" that his father has bowed out of the race to replace controversial FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem.

Austria GP - Thursday Press Conference

A former Formula 1 driver does not believe Cadillac should resurrect Sergio Perez's stalled career.

Frederic Vasseur seems to be legitimately at risk of losing his top job at Ferrari.

Adrian Newey's recent comments about the driver simulator at Aston Martin could simply be a way to ease the pressure on his shoulders.

"Harder times are ahead" for the world, predicts Red Bull's Formula 1 advisor Dr Helmut Marko.

A potential rival to Mohammed Ben Sulayem's FIA presidency has pulled out of the race.

Development of Red Bull's 2025 car could be halted as soon as the immediate aftermath of the forthcoming British GP.

Lando Norris may have crashed out of the Canadian GP by rear-ending his championship-leading teammate, but the British driver could get back in the game from Austria this weekend.

Arvid Lindblad is being fast-tracked into Red Bull's Formula 1 driver lineup, advisor Dr Helmut Marko openly admits.