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AUGUST 7, 2025

Wolff says 2026 Mercedes lineup now set

Toto Wolff has all but confirmed that Mercedes will continue with George Russell and Kimi Antonelli into Formula 1's new rules era.

Toyota steps up push for F1 seat with Haas test

Toyota appears increasingly determined to place one of its drivers in Formula 1 - with Haas emerging as the launchpad.

AUGUST 6, 2025

Max Verstappen misunderstood, says father Jos

Jos Verstappen has broken his silence to defend son Max's character, saying the triple world champion remains unchanged - and often misunderstood.

Villeneuve doubts McLaren rivalry will turn Senna-Prost

Jacques Villeneuve says he doesn't expect the rising McLaren title fight between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri to turn into a legendary intra-team war - at least not yet.

Albers says Max suffers when car understeers

Max Verstappen may have confirmed his Red Bull stay for 2026, but Dutch pundits and insiders are warning that all is definitely not well at the reigning champions.

Ferrari accused of snubbing Hamilton after dossiers

Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari dream has turned into a swirl of uncertainty and doubt, as pundits across Europe react to his brutal self-assessment after the Hungarian GP.

Perez now linked with Alpine as pressure grows

Flavio Briatore is seriously eyeing alternatives to Franco Colapinto, as pressure builds on the young Argentine to justify his high-profile move to Alpine.

Villeneuve questions Vasseur continuity, Leclerc loyalty

Jacques Villeneuve has questioned Ferrari's decision to retain Fred Vasseur beyond 2025, warning that continuity only works "when things are going well."

Cora Schumacher only keeping name 'for money'

Cora Schumacher has admitted she's keeping her ex-husband's famous surname "as long as I can still make money from it."

AUGUST 5, 2025

Verstappen blast stewards over Hungary probe

Max Verstappen has criticised Formula 1's stewards for investigating his overtake on Lewis Hamilton in Hungary - despite no contact and no penalty.

Cardile finally starts at Aston after Ferrari dispute

Enrico Cardile has officially begun work at Aston Martin, ending a protracted legal battle with Ferrari that delayed his move by more than a year.

Wolff admits recent upgrade ruined the car

With George Russell and Kimi Antonelli effectively now locked in for 2026, there was a clear sense of relief within the Mercedes camp after a breakthrough Hungarian GP.

New Renault CEO confirms Alpine's F1 future

Francois Provost has confirmed that Alpine will remain in Formula 1 beyond 2025, bringing clarity to weeks of speculation following the surprise departure of former Renault CEO Luca de Meo.

Leclerc slammed for dangerous Russell block

Charles Leclerc's fourth-place finish from pole position in Hungary is under heavy scrutiny, after a controversial late-race incident with George Russell drew criticism from rival drivers, stewards, and Austrian TV pundits.

Aston Martin bans Sky after Stroll fallout

The fallout from Lance Stroll's Silverstone radio rant has deepened, with Aston Martin now reportedly blacklisting Sky Deutschland following critical comments from TV pundit Ralf Schumacher.

AUGUST 4, 2025

Vasseur denies Hamilton could quit Ferrari mid-season

Fred Vasseur insists Lewis Hamilton will not walk away from Ferrari or F1 despite spiralling speculation after Hungary.

Bortoleto worth his weight in gold, says Ecclestone

Gabriel Bortoleto's Formula 1 rise continued in Hungary, as the Sauber rookie outqualified and outraced Nico Hulkenberg once again.

Mercedes set to confirm 2026 lineup as Kimi rebounds

Toto Wolff has given the strongest hint yet that Mercedes will stick with George Russell and Kimi Antonelli for 2026, following weeks of speculation about the team's future direction.

Piastri's aggression could backfire says Ralf

McLaren's intra-team fight is now a two-way battle between Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris for the 2025 title - but tensions are beginning to rise.

Verstappen, Marko admit 2025 title fight is over

Max Verstappen and Dr Helmut Marko have both now conceded that Red Bull's 2025 title campaign is effectively finished - following a miserable Hungarian GP.

Horner's goal is F1 team ownership says Ecclestone

Christian Horner is still coming to terms with his sudden ousting from Red Bull, according to long-time friend Bernie Ecclestone - who says the former team boss might not return to Formula 1 at all.

AUGUST 3, 2025

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