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MAY 25, 2023
Leclerc not used to F1 contract rumours
Charles Leclerc says he is not accustomed to the kind of rumours that are currently swirling around his future in Formula 1.
Honda committed to Red Bull until 2026 says Marko
Red Bull and Honda say they will continue to collaborate in Formula 1 even though they will definitely part ways at the end of 2025.
Two F1 names now in charge at Hyundai
Just as Aston Martin and Honda team up in Formula 1 for the future, another manufacturer not already on the grid is also attracting attention.
Aston Martin to be sole Honda team for now
Aston Martin will be the only recipient of works Honda engines in 2026, Japanese official Koji Watanabe insists.
2025 could be final Monaco GP says Boeri
It is possible 2025 could be the final Monaco GP.
MAY 24, 2023
Honda confirms new Aston Martin deal
Honda will officially return to Formula One with Aston Martin Racing from the start of 2026, the Japanese manufacturer announced on Wednesday in Tokyo.
Honda won’t object to Alonso driving in 2026
Honda will not object to Fernando Alonso remaining with Aston Martin once the two companies start to work together in 2026, HRC president Koji Watanabe revealed during the announcement of this new partnership.
Watanbe confirms HRC never stopped PU development
Honda’s plans to officially return to Formula One from the start of 2026 won’t be hampered by the company’s scaling down of resources and personnel to the motor racing group in Sakura that followed the decision to leave the sport two and a half years ago.
Money powering Hamilton-Ferrari rumours says Marko
Rumours suggesting Lewis Hamilton could switch to Ferrari may be powered by the money, according to key rival Red Bull's top Austrian official Dr Helmut Marko.
Russell can win after Hamilton exit says Lagrue
If Lewis Hamilton leaves Mercedes, the Brackley based team would be confident it is in more than capable hands with George Russell.
No real doubt Red Bull will beat Ferrari says Leclerc
Charles Leclerc is not confident he will be able to win at home in Monaco this weekend.
2024 Aston Martin to be evolution says Fallows
Honda has confirmed raging speculation that it will team up with rising Formula 1 team Aston Martin for the new engine rules era from 2026.
Mercedes split necessary for victory says Whitmarsh
Aston Martin had to move away from Mercedes in order to target the world championship, according to Group CEO Martin Whitmarsh.
Pundit can't imagine Schumacher replacing Sargeant
German Formula 1 pundits are split over whether rumours linking Mick Schumacher with a shock return to the grid might be true.
Alonso, Tsunoda linked with 2026 Honda seats
Two names are already being mentioned as potential Aston Martin-Honda drivers for 2026.
MAY 23, 2023
Hamilton, Wolff working on new Mercedes contract
Lewis Hamilton says he and Toto Wolff are "working on" a new contract for the seven time world champion for 2024 and beyond.
2023 Aston Martin not a Red Bull copy
Team engineering boss Luca Furbatto insists Aston Martin's 2023 car is not a "copy" of the dominant Red Bull.
French government eyes French GP revival
The French government will help revive the country's axed annual grand prix.
MAY 22, 2023
B car success to be unclear in Monaco says Wolff
Mercedes will still be in the dark about the success or failure of its "complete revamp" for the struggling 2023 car concept after this weekend's Monaco GP.
Leclerc still fighting amid Ferrari pressure
Charles Leclerc admits he is under pressure at Ferrari to perform.
Williams boss says Sargeant must start delivering
Just like Nyck de Vries, fellow Formula 1 rookie Logan Sargeant is already under pressure to keep his race seat.
Massa pushing ahead with crashgate legal action
Felipe Massa is pushing ahead with plans to sue Formula 1 authorities in order to be declared 2008 world champion.
MAY 19, 2023
Mercedes listen to Hamilton about cockpit position
While Ferrari has delayed the much-awaited debut of new rear suspension for its 2023 car, Mercedes is pushing ahead with its major upgrades.
Monaco organisers expect no delays after Imola axe
Organisers of next weekend's Monaco GP are not worried the situation in flood-affected Imola will impact the event on the fabled streets of Monte Carlo.