Formula 1

To celebrate the start of the 2025 Formula 1 season, tickets are on sale now for fan-first premiere screenings of Apple Original Films’ upcoming film F1 in 25 IMAX locations around the globe.

Fresh from our drivers getting an exclusive first look, it’s now your chance to watch the new trailer for the *F1* movie ahead of the eagerly anticipated June 2025 release.

Formula 1 fans do not have much longer to wait for the F1 movie to hit cinema screens around the world, with excitement over the June 2025 release building by the day.

Charles Leclerc has had praise heaped upon him by both his current and former Ferrari team mates, as Lewis Hamilton and Carlos Sainz respectively paid tribute to the Monegasque.

Formula 1 goes racing for 2025 with the season-opening Australian Grand Prix this weekend. Need to Know is your all-in-one guide with statistics, driving pointers, strategy tips and plenty more. You can also keep track of how fans have voted using our popular F1 Play predictor game.

The drivers face the press ahead of the 2025 Australian Grand Prix weekend from Albert Park in Melbourne.

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Kick Sauber rookie Gabriel Bortoleto has responded to comments made by Red Bull Motorsport Advisor Helmut Marko about his ability on the eve of the 2025 Formula 1 season, vowing to “prove him wrong” and make him “regret what he said”.

Alex Albon has revealed Williams’ main target for the 2025 campaign, with the team hoping to become the ‘best of the rest’ behind last year’s top four group of McLaren, Ferrari, Red Bull and Mercedes.

After a busy winter break, it’s time to get the 2025 F1 season underway this weekend as the paddock heads to Melbourne for the Australian Grand Prix, marking the first stop on a 24-race calendar. Will Max Verstappen get his title defence off to a strong start at Albert Park? Can McLaren continue their strong run of form following their Teams’ Championship victory in 2024? Let’s see what the odds tell us…

The 2025 season kicks off in Australia, with the F1 circus all assembled in Melbourne for the opening race of the season. But who will get their campaign off to the perfect start, and how will the rookies fare up and down the grid?

Melbourne’s Albert Park was rocking with fans on Thursday, with the paddock buzzing, too – and that’s despite the fact there were no Formula 1 cars on the on-track bill. Rarely has there been so much anticipation for a F1 season, which many insiders feel has the potential to be one of the closest seasons the sport has ever seen.

George Russell has expressed confidence that Mercedes are in a better place with their new F1 challenger after a “peaky” 2024, but still feels McLaren are “without doubt the favourites” heading into the new season.

Lando Norris has played down any suggestions of McLaren holding an advantage over their rivals ahead of the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, with the Briton predicting a “tough weekend” for the team in Melbourne.

Several F1 drivers have shared their positive reactions to the news that Stefano Domenicali will remain as President and CEO of Formula 1 through 2029, having extended his agreement with Liberty Media in a five-year renewal.

Jack Doohan has opened up on his emotions and expectations ahead of the Australian’s full Formula 1 debut on home soil this weekend – while shutting down further questions over reserve driver Franco Colapinto’s role at Alpine.

Oscar Piastri has given an insight into his decision to sign a new longer-term deal with McLaren, with the Australian also reflecting on how the team will approach a potential intra-team battle between himself and Lando Norris should this occur in the year ahead.

Lewis Hamilton was full of smiles as he faced the world’s media ahead of his first race weekend with Ferrari at the Australian Grand Prix, sharing excitement and pride about representing the famous marque.

Max Verstappen believes that Red Bull are “not the quickest at the moment” entering into the first race of the 2025 season in Australia, though the Dutchman is confident that the picture can “change quite quickly” as the year progresses.

Live coverage of all the build-up ahead of the 2025 Australian Grand Prix weekend.