Top F1 driver Max Verstappen “would have preferred” for Red Bull’s famed design expert Adrian Newey to stay with the team, but downplayed any impact on Verstappen’s future with Red Bull. Newey, Red Bull said, will depart in April next
Red Bull Racing confirmed Wednesday that chief technical officer Adrian Newey is leaving the Formula One team in early 2025. Including his work with three-time defending champion Max Verstappen, Newey has designed more championship-winning cars than anyone in F1 history.
Nico Hulkenberg is leaving Haas to get behind the wheel with Stake F1 Team KICK Sauber, both Formula One teams announced Friday. The 36-year-old German driver with more than 200 F1 races under his belt signed a multi-year contract starting
Formula One will open its 75th anniversary season in 2025 with the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on March 16. F1 released the 24-race calendar for next year on Friday, with Australia hosting the season opener for the first time
Aston Martin signed two-time Formula 1 world champion Fernando Alonso through the end of the 2026 season on Thursday. The contract of the 42-year-old Spanish driver had been set to expire at the end of this season. “Securing Fernando’s long-term
Max Verstappen bounced back after the Australian Grand Prix two weeks ago when he had to retire the car due to an engine problem. Verstappen was dominated for the whole race from the start to finish. The race was red flagged earlier in the race during the first lap when the RB of Daniel Riccardo and the Williams
Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel told Sky Sports that he is mulling a return to Formula One in 2025. Vettel, 36, won his championships with Red Bull from 2010-13. The German recorded 53 victories over 16 years before retiring from
Max Verstappen’s win streak ended at nine after a brake fire cut short his race on Sunday at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne. Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz took advantage and captured the checkered flag as Verstappen dealt with smoke coming
Charles Leclerc set the fastest lap in free practice two to end day one of the race weekend in Melbourne at the Albert Park Circuit. Leclerc was ahead of Max Verstappen and his teammate Carlos Sainz.