Formula One News — June 2025

Another top name at Aston Martin has defended Lance Stroll amid a turbulent time in the Canadian's Formula 1 career.

Toto Wolff has joined Formula 1 rival Max Verstappen in admitting his distaste for a central principle of the world endurance championship.

Fernando Alonso says he is mentally strong enough to ride through adversity in Formula 1.

Sebastian Vettel is less pessimistic than some about the future of the Red Bull team.

Toto Wolff has all but ruled out dropping rookie Kimi Antonelli from the Mercedes driver lineup.

Europe is no longer a barrier to F1 owner Liberty Media's acquisition of MotoGP.

Valtteri Bottas may need to give up on his plan to return to the Formula 1 grid.

Ralf Schumacher has hit out at fellow German and former Formula 1 driver Nico Rosberg.

The Italian motorsport journalists' union has hit back at endangered Ferrari team boss Frederic Vasseur.

Toto Wolff may be almost ready to end intensifying speculation about Mercedes' Formula 1 driver lineup for 2026.

Kyalami is set to take yet another big step towards a return to the Formula 1 calendar.

It will not be simple for Russia to return to Formula 1, although the president of the country's automobile federation is not ruling it out.

Frederic Vasseur's joke about needing "another job" may be closer to the truth than the Formula 1 world already suspects.

Work has finally begun at the site of Formula 1's new race for 2026 in the Spanish capital.

While many F1 drivers walked the red carpet in New York, and Max Verstappen climbed into a GT3 car at Spa, Kimi Antonelli went back to school.

Fernando Alonso has made clear he is supportive of Madrid joining the Formula 1 calendar.

If Toto Wolff is not careful, he could lose one of Formula 1's very best drivers.

McLaren may already have decided behind the scenes to regard Oscar Piastri as the quiet 'number 1' for the remainder of 2025.

Arvid Lindblad says he has no idea what Red Bull has in mind for his next steps into Formula 1.

Flavio Briatore has lashed out at a journalist who asked him about "rumours" regarding Franco Colapinto's future at Alpine.

Former F1 venue Kyalami has leapt into pole position to take Formula 1 back to the African continent.

While Fernando Alonso's smile is returning, Aston Martin teammate Lance Stroll remains in the doldrums as dark clouds swirl over his future in F1.

Red Bull admits the team suspected George Russell may play games with Max Verstappen during the Canadian GP.

George Russell has warned Formula 1 to stay alert in order to avert a slump in popularity.

Pierre Gasly admits he isn't sure how the departure next month of Renault CEO Luca de Meo will affect Alpine's Formula 1 team.