Formula One News — July 2025

Another secret of Ferrari's 2025 woes may have just emerged.

Apple could be set to ramp up its involvement in Formula 1.

Mohammed Ben Sulayem has stepped up his re-election campaign a further notch by suggesting the Formula 1 grid could be expanded even more.

Christian Horner has been fired from his role as Team Principal of Red Bull Racing, ending a 20-year tenure that saw the team rise from the midfield to multiple world championships.

Max Verstappen’s long-term future with Red Bull Racing is once again in the spotlight following Christian Horner’s sudden departure from the team he helped build over the last two decades.

Alan Permane has been appointed Team Principal of Racing Bulls, stepping up from his current role of Racing Director to lead the Faenza-based Formula 1 team. The move follows Laurent Mekies’ promotion to CEO of Red Bull Racing, in the wake of Christian Horner’s sudden departure from the team he had led since 2005.

Nico Hulkenberg came close to racing for both Red Bull and Ferrari.

Frederic Vasseur is "really the right man" to stay in charge at Ferrari.

Max Verstappen's future in Formula 1 could be set to dominate yet another week of headlines.

Mohammed Ben Sulayem has ramped up his pitch to be re-elected as president of Formula 1's governing body.

Nico Hulkenberg's maiden podium was the only "positive" Max Verstappen identified after a tough day in the cockpit for the quadruple world champion.

Flavio Briatore has lashed back at growing rumours that he has hand-picked Valtteri Bottas to return from the Formula 1 reserve bench.

One of Ferrari's top bosses is "discussing" the future with endangered Formula 1 team boss Frederic Vasseur.

Dr Helmut Marko is yet to discuss his next plans for Isack Hadjar with the highly impressive 20-year-old Formula 1 rookie.

Adrian Newey has little "interest" in Aston Martin's 2025 car, Fernando Alonso admits.

Two Formula 1 drivers have endorsed Sergio Perez for a return to the grid next year.

Toto Wolff has openly admitted to thumping a popular former Formula 1 driver.

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With an unexpected pole and a barbeque at the boss's place, Max Verstappen's Red Bull love story could be back on track.

Mick Schumacher really could be in the running for a return to the Formula 1 grid next year.

Toto Wolff admits to speaking with his Alpine counterpart Flavio Briatore "a few times" about a new hot name on the driver market - Valtteri Bottas.