Formula One News — September 2025

Toto Wolff has moved to finally end speculation about Mercedes' 2026 lineup, insisting both George Russell and Kimi Antonelli will remain in silver.

Stefano Domenicali has dropped the clearest hint yet that Formula 1 will expand its sprint race format - and even experiment with reverse grids.

Thailand's high-speed push to join Formula 1's calendar is facing new political turbulence.

Olivier Panis says Isack Hadjar's stunning Zandvoort podium proves the 20-year-old rookie has the character to succeed alongside Max Verstappen at Red Bull.

Questions are still swirling about Max Verstappen's future - with Ferrari suddenly named as a potential option for 2027.

Aston Martin has denied that Fernando Alonso is being hurt by consistently poor or biased strategy calls.

Lewis Hamilton's tough start to life at Ferrari took another hit with a costly crash at Zandvoort.

Liam Lawson has defended himself after his clash with Carlos Sainz at Zandvoort - while also admitting the Spaniard's penalty may have been too harsh.

Stefano Domenicali has defended Formula 1's decision to drop popular Zandvoort from the calendar after 2026.

Indycar's dominant force Alex Palou has once again moved to quieten speculation linking him with a Formula 1 seat.

Toto Wolff says Formula 1 feels a little emptier without his long-time rival Christian Horner.

All signs are pointing to Isack Hadjar joining Max Verstappen at Red Bull in 2026.

Dutch king Willem-Alexander says Formula 1 could yet return to Zandvoort in the future, even as the race faces the definite axe after 2026.

Mercedes has teamed up with Germany's biggest motoring organisation ADAC to fully bankroll the rise of the country's next Formula 1 hopeful.

Toto Wolff has given his clearest indication yet that Mercedes will definitely continue with George Russell and Kimi Antonelli into Formula 1's new rules era.

Carlos Sainz's season of frustration boiled over at Zandvoort, as the Williams driver lashed out at rival Liam Lawson and the FIA stewards.

Lando Norris left Zandvoort disconsolate after an oil leak robbed him of second place - and potentially turned the title fight on its head.

Oscar Piastri's commanding Dutch GP has given him breathing space in the title fight - with a 34-point cushion over McLaren teammate Lando Norris and just nine races to go.