Formula One News — September 2025

Former Formula 1 backmarker Taki Inoue has taken aim at the current level of talent in Formula 2.

Max Verstappen is set to realise one of his long-held ambitions this weekend - racing on the fabled Nurburgring Nordschleife.

A blistering editorial in Corriere della Sera has reignited speculation about Charles Leclerc's long-term future at Ferrari.

Flavio Briatore has hinted that Franco Colapinto could yet remain at Alpine for 2026, despite a rocky campaign for the Argentine rookie.

McLaren is facing heavy criticism after ordering Oscar Piastri to hand second place to teammate Lando Norris at Monza on Sunday.

Toto Wolff has broken his usual tone of protection for teenage Mercedes protege Kimi Antonelli, openly criticising the Italian after another troubled weekend at Monza.

Dr Helmut Marko now believes Red Bull is back in the hunt for race wins in 2025, despite recently conceding McLaren's dominance had left his team with little chance of victory.

Toto Wolff says Formula 1's expected return to V8 engines must not come at the cost of spiralling expenses.

Max Verstappen stormed to a dominant victory from pole at Monza, but the spotlight quickly shifted to McLaren's handling of its two title contenders.

Just days after Red Bull resigned itself to being always outclassed by McLaren in 2025, Max Verstappen silenced the doubters with a crushing 20-second win at Monza.

Yuki Tsunoda's Red Bull future looks increasingly bleak after a woeful Monza weekend that ended in collision with teammate Liam Lawson.

F1 legend Alain Prost insists Lewis Hamilton remains as fast and talented as ever, despite a difficult start to life in Ferrari red.

Max Verstappen could soon expand his motorsport ambitions into two wheels.

Nico Hulkenberg admits his rookie teammate Gabriel Bortoleto is increasingly setting the pace at Sauber.

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Fernando Alonso has highlighted the irony of his perfect qualifying record against Aston Martin teammate Lance Stroll - now 28-0 after Monza.

Rumours are swirling at Monza that Red Bull could be circling young Irish talent Alex Dunne.

Franco Colapinto's Formula 1 future remains uncertain as Alpine secures teammate Pierre Gasly on a new deal through 2028.

Two of Formula 1's longest-serving figures - Flavio Briatore and Helmut Marko - have thrown their support behind Stefano Domenicali's vision to shake up race weekends.

Max Verstappen unexpectedly shattered McLaren's aura of dominance at Monza by storming to pole position with the fastest lap in Formula 1 history.

Stefano Domenicali has poured cold water on FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem's suggestion that Formula 1's grid could expand to 24 cars.