Formula One News — June 2025

A Formula 1 expert who is close to Max Verstappen thinks the Dutchman is definitely staying put at Red Bull next year.

Another Formula 1 steward has incurred the wrath of the sport's governing body.

Canada GP - Friday Press Conference

Canada GP - Friday Team Quotes

Canada GP - Practice 2 Results

Canada GP - Practice 1 Results

Another secret of McLaren's dominance may have emerged.

The jury is out as to whether Franco Colapinto can survive in Formula 1.

Isack Hadjar openly agrees with those who argue he is not ready to be Max Verstappen's teammate.

Audi-owned Sauber is already "better" in some areas than Red Bull.

For the first time in several years, Carlos Sainz is viewing the latest "chaos" at Ferrari as an outsider.

Dr Helmut Marko has effectively ruled out victory for Max Verstappen in Canada.

Despite the protests of multiple FIA member clubs, Formula 1's governing body has ratified a series of controversial statute amendments.

Canada GP - Thursday Press Conference

If Max Verstappen does not win a fifth consecutive drivers' world championship this year, it will not be his fault.

Aston Martin has moved to play down rumours that Lance Stroll's days in a green Formula 1 car are numbered.

Christian Horner really could make the switch to Alpine, according to former Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher.

Imola could be back on the Formula 1 calendar as soon as 2027.

Flavio Briatore has hit reverse gear after saying he is "not happy at all" with Franco Colapinto.

The FIA has given Arvid Lindblad's fast track to the Formula 1 grid a big boost.

Mercedes is investigating an alarming trend with its normally industry-leading Formula 1 engines, according to the Italian magazine Autosprint.

A lead candidate has dropped out of the running to become the full-time team principal at Alpine.

Valtteri Bottas admits he is contemplating setting up a professional cycling team.

Imola has been dropped from the Formula 1 calendar - but the iconic Italian venue is not giving up.

The CEO of Red Bull's second Formula 1 team, Racing Bulls, has pleaded with the energy drink company to leave Isack Hadjar in the junior cockpit for now.