Formula 1

Morgan Stanley, the first financial services partner of the all-female series, will support Ava Dobson as she races in Miami in a firm-branded bespoke livery and race suit.

Esteban Ocon has opened up on his experiences so far of working with new Race Engineer Laura Mueller at Haas, with the Frenchman praising her for the “very impressive” number of hours she puts in as they look to improve the performance of the car.

Zak Brown has predicted that Oscar Piastri is “only going to get stronger” as the new leader of the championship, with the McLaren CEO also looking forward to seeing the Australian engage in an “epic battle” on track with team mate Lando Norris in the near future.

After a week off, Formula 1 bursts back into action with the Miami Grand Prix. But who’s looking hot and who has work to do heading to Florida? Our F1 Nation crew are here to preview all the action…

Lando Norris will return to the scene of his maiden Formula 1 victory at this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix, marking a full circle moment in the British youngster’s career. Before touching down in Florida again, this time as a title challenger, F1.com caught up with the McLaren driver to reflect on how that breakthrough result changed him, the many highs and lows experienced since, and the effort – both physically and mentally – he is putting into reaching the very top of the sport…

Ex-Formula 1 driver Marc Gene reckons Ferrari boast the strongest line-up in the sport with their 2025 pairing, having highlighted how well Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc are working together and “pushing each other”.

Andy Cowell has admitted to Aston Martin’s new wind tunnel “opening our eyes” in the weeks since it went live, with the team “looking forward to making a faster race car” as a result.

After five races in six weeks, the paddock got a well-earned chance to catch its breath a little before the next trip, which sees a return to one of the newest venues on the calendar. With a new championship leader and some drivers searching for answers, there’s no shortage of talking points heading to Miami…

After the first five races of the 2025 season, F1.com's Lawrence Barretto chats to Williams boss James Vowles and his two drivers Alex Albon and new recruit Carlos Sainz...

Casey Stoner’s unmistakable style on a motorcycle made him one of the legends of MotoGP, the Australian claiming two World Championships and 38 top-class wins across his career. But while Stoner’s first love is motorbikes, he has a deep fandom and appreciation for Formula 1, and the amazing drivers the sport has witnessed – as he explains exclusively to Formula1.com…

IndyCar star and F1 TV pundit looks at how Lando Norris is forging his own unusual path when it comes to being totally upfront and honest about his driving in the heavily scrutinised world of Formula 1...

Innovation in Formula 1 goes beyond the looks of the cars and, with looming regulation changes on the horizon, fuels are becoming an ever-increasing focus for teams and power unit manufacturers in the chase for performance.

As one of several rookies on the 2025 grid, Kimi Antonelli is the next driver to face F1.com’s Getting to Know quickfire questions. From his earliest karting memories to wild experiences at theme parks, and an amusing dinner party guest list to his passions outside of F1, the Italian teenager shares all in the video player above and transcript below…

Several F1 team principals have been sharing words of praise for how the new generation of rookies are adapting to the sport, with the likes of Kimi Antonelli, Ollie Bearman and Isack Hadjar impressing their bosses in how they have performed so far.

“You've got to balance what everybody wants, but also you’ve got to make the right choices for the team. You're never going to make everyone happy all the time.” Oliver Oakes is telling the F1 Explains podcast about his job. A former World Champion driver in karts, and a team boss in junior categories of motorsport, Oakes is now Team Principal of Alpine.

Gabriel Bortoleto has admitted that making the transition from winning championships in F2 and F3 to running near the back of the field in Formula 1 has been challenging, with the Kick Sauber driver acknowledging that “it's all about having patience” as he looks to continuously improve.

Max Verstappen has praised Oscar Piastri for his “calm” approach to racing, with the reigning World Champion suggesting that the McLaren driver – who is now leading the Drivers’ standings – has the qualities needed to battle for the title.

Fred Vasseur has reiterated that he is “2000% behind” Lewis Hamilton after the Briton experienced a tough weekend at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, with the team boss confident that the “potential is there” once Hamilton becomes more comfortable with the car.

The second meeting of the Formula 1 Commission in 2025 took place on Tuesday, with key topics discussed including minor refinements to the 2025 regulations as well as progress on the regulations for 2026.