Formula 1

Anticipation is building for the F1 movie as we edge closer to the June 2025 release date – and our drivers are even more hyped after getting an exclusive look at the latest trailer.

Stefano Domenicali will continue to run Formula 1, the sport that has coursed through his veins since he was a child, for the next five years through 2029 after being handed a five-year extension to a deal that began back in 2021.

Formula 1 has announced that President and CEO Stefano Domenicali has extended his agreement with Liberty Media in a five-year renewal and will lead the business through 2029.

A new Formula 1 season means the return of the Beyond The Grid podcast and, for 2025’s opening episode, we caught up with recently promoted Red Bull driver Liam Lawson.

Formula 1 returns to action this weekend with the season-opening Australian Grand Prix – and here’s all the information you need to follow the action live from Melbourne.

After a busy build-up to the new campaign – featuring the spectacular F1 75 Live event followed by three days of testing in Bahrain – the 2025 season is officially upon us, with the Australian Grand Prix set to kick off a 24-race calendar this weekend. Before the action gets underway, we asked our writers Lawrence Barretto, James Hinchcliffe, Chris Medland and David Tremayne to share their predictions for the season ahead, ranging from who will come out on top through to the star rookie and the biggest surprise…

Formula 1’s 2025 season kicks off with the Australian Grand Prix this weekend – and tyre suppliers Pirelli have confirmed which compounds will be in play during the event at Melbourne’s Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit.

Charles Leclerc believes that Ferrari have adopted a “super positive” change in learning to focus on themselves rather than being affected by external noise surrounding the team, something that he feels has been timed well amid the arrival of Lewis Hamilton.

Aston Martin have provided an insight into Adrian Newey’s first days at the squad, with the F1 design guru “rolling his sleeves up” and getting “straight into the job”.

To help you pass the time until the season gets going this weekend, we've cooked up a quick quiz, all about the F1 news from the last week, with a couple of questions thrown in about the history of the Australian GP...

George Russell has expressed his belief that reigning World Champions McLaren will start the 2025 campaign as “by far the strongest” outfit on the grid, having been impressed by their pace during pre-season testing.

Formula 1 welcomes several new faces in 2025, with rookie drivers making up around a quarter of the 20-strong grid – but how much do you know about these latest arrivals?

Formula 1 bursts back into life this week as Australia – and Melbourne’s Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit – plays host to the season-opening round.

Formula 1 returns to action this weekend with the 2025 season-opening Australian Grand Prix – but what kind of weather conditions can the drivers expect to be competing in?

As Formula 1 returns for the 2025 season – and the beginning of its 75th anniversary year this weekend at the Australian Grand Prix – the sport has released a round-up on the progress made towards its sustainability and social commitments across 2024.

Kick Sauber have confirmed that Jonathan Wheatley will officially become their Team Principal on April 1, 2025.

McLaren have made a habit of not wanting to hang about when it comes to handing out contract extensions to their drivers and senior leadership team in the last couple of years.

McLaren and Oscar Piastri have agreed a new multi-year contract extension that the British team say will keep the Australian with them “for the long term”.

Isack Hadjar is one of six rookie drivers on the 2025 Formula 1 grid, with the 20-year-old French-Algerian debuting for Racing Bulls after finishing runner-up in last year’s F2 standings. As the season-opening Australian Grand Prix approaches, he shares his standout thoughts and feelings in a special column for F1.com…

Liam Lawson has described the “big opportunity” to race alongside Max Verstappen at Red Bull as “very, very exciting”, with the New Zealander looking to cement his place in the sport through 2025.