Formula One News — October 2025
OCTOBER 3, 2025
Practice 2 Results
Singapore GP - Practice 2 Results
Practice 1 Report - Alonso edges Leclerc to top singapore session
Singapore GP - Practice 1 Report
Practice 1 Results
Singapore GP - Practice 1 Results
Russell hints at short-term Mercedes deal
George Russell insists there is no risk of missing the 2026 grid with Mercedes - but admits his new deal is still not agreed.
Multiple options rumoured for Horner's F1 return
Speculation is swirling in Singapore about Christian Horner's next move, after the ousted Red Bull boss pocketed an estimated $80-100 million payout.
Verstappen puts title chances at 50 percent
Max Verstappen's back-to-back wins in Monza and Baku have suddenly thrown him back into the 2025 world championship battle - with pressure now shifting to McLaren.
Red Bull driver picture takes shape amid Dunne rumours
The Red Bull stable's 2026 lineup remains unsettled, with fresh intrigue following Alex Dunne's sudden departure from McLaren's young driver program.
Williams posts $67m loss despite revival
Williams has revealed another heavy annual loss, even as the historic team celebrates progress on and off the track.
Alonso to wear cooling vest at heat hazard race
This weekend's Singapore GP has been designated Formula 1's first official 'heat hazard' race, with the FIA moving to address driver safety in extreme conditions.
Drugovich moves on from Aston Martin reserve role
Felipe Drugovich has confirmed he will leave Aston Martin at the end of the year, ending his three-season stint as the team's reserve driver.
Final Dutch GP at Zandvoort already sold out
Next year's Dutch GP at Zandvoort - the last on Formula 1's calendar for now - is already a sell-out.
OCTOBER 2, 2025
Thursday Press Conference
Singapore GP - Thursday Press Conference
Boring car appearance fears for 2026 cars
With Formula 1 bracing for its most radical rules shake-up in history, questions are mounting about whether the new cars will showcase variety - or end up looking almost identical.
McLaren boss earns more than Norris and Piastri
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has emerged as one of world sport's highest-paid executives - with a payday even bigger than his own Formula 1 drivers.
Hamilton childish amid Ferrari tension says Ralf
Ralf Schumacher has weighed in on growing strain inside Ferrari, accusing Lewis Hamilton of "childish" behaviour towards teammate Charles Leclerc.
Verstappen still at home at Red Bull amid family focus
Max Verstappen insists he remains fully committed to Red Bull despite the recent turbulence - both on and off the track.
Singapore benchmark for Verstappen's title hopes
Max Verstappen heads into Singapore chasing victory at the only circuit on the current calendar where he has never stood on the top step.
Sainz hails Dakar run in father's Ford
Carlos Sainz says driving his famous father's Ford Dakar Raptor was one of the greatest experiences of his life.
Ralf warns Mick against dangerous Indy move
Ralf Schumacher has reacted with alarm to news that his nephew Mick will test an Indycar for the first time later this month.
OCTOBER 1, 2025
Marko hails Verstappen's GT3 win, eyes greatest F1 comeback
Dr Helmut Marko says Max Verstappen's impressive GT3 victory at the Nurburgring shows why the Dutchman remains capable of pulling off "the greatest comeback of all time" in Formula 1 this year.
Another female candidate enters FIA presidential race
Virginie Philippot has announced her candidacy for the FIA presidency, becoming the second woman to challenge Mohammed Ben Sulayem in December's election.
Ferrari behind other teams in some areas says Arrivabene
Former Ferrari team boss Maurizio Arrivabene has broken his silence on the Scuderia's current struggles, as speculation swirls about Charles Leclerc's patience with the Maranello outfit.
Aston quiet on Tsunoda 2026 reserve rumours
Aston Martin is refusing to deny speculation that Yuki Tsunoda could have his Formula 1 career rescued by Honda when the Japanese carmaker becomes the Silverstone based team's new works engine partner in 2026.
Wolff shuts down Antonelli exit rumours
Toto Wolff has dismissed as "completely nonsense" speculation that Kimi Antonelli could be placed at another team in 2026.