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F1 Academy has announced a multi-year partnership extension with the current 10 Formula 1 teams from 2026 on top of major change from 2027.
The all-female racing series will continue to have the backing of the 10 current F1 teams, which all sponsor an F1 Academy livery and driver, through 2026 on a multi-year basis. Cadillac, which is set to make its F1 debut in 2026, will join the F1 Academy ...Keep reading

The Formula 1 teams agree to extend their commitment to back the all-female F1 Academy series beyond 2025.

The Formula 1 teams agree to extend their commitment to back the all-female F1 Academy series beyond 2025.

The Formula 1 teams agree to extend their commitment to back the all-female F1 Academy series beyond 2025.

The Formula 1 teams agree to extend their commitment to back the all-female F1 Academy series beyond 2025.

Audi Formula 1 chief Mattia Binotto thinks drivers are now starting to enjoy 2026's huge regulations changes and believes the new cars will be able to deliver a good show.
From next season onwards the series is moving to a new chassis and power unit formula, seen as one of the biggest regulation changes in history. The new regulations are placing a much bigger emphasis on electric energy, close ...Keep reading

After retaking the lead of the Drivers’ Championship with his commanding victory in Mexico, Lando Norris bolstered his position at the top of the leaderboard thanks to a hugely successful Sao Paulo Grand Prix weekend, in which he triumphed in the Sprint as well as Sunday’s race.

F1 ACADEMY and Formula 1 have announced that all 10 current F1 teams have reaffirmed their commitment to sponsor a livery and driver in the all-female series as part of a multi-year partnership.

While the 2025 campaign is yet to reach its conclusion, preparations are already well underway for the 2026 Formula 1 season, with teams already starting to announce their launch dates.

The turnaround in Max Verstappen’s form between Qualifying and the race in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix was remarkable. Only 16th fastest in Qualifying, his Red Bull RB21 was the fastest car in the race as he drove from the pit lane to third place. So how did Red Bull do it?

Former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has called out McLaren for not contesting the 10-second penalty imposed on Oscar Piastri during the Brazilian Grand Prix. 
The Australian driver was hit with the penalty and two penalty points after contact with Mercedes' Andrea Kimi Antonelli, which led to a collision between the Italian and Ferrari's Charles Leclerc. 
"At the safety car restart ...Keep reading

Mick Schumacher says he is keeping his options open for next year, despite having shown a clear inclination towards returning to single-seaters after two seasons in the World Endurance Championship.
Schumacher’s future has been a subject of intense speculation over the last few months, particularly following his maiden IndyCar test with Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing in October.
The German ...Keep reading

Pierre Gasly gleefully welcomed his first Formula 1 points since the summer break at the Brazil Grand Prix - but is at a loss to explain Alpine’s upturn in form.
Prior to last weekend’s Sao Paulo round, Alpine had been enduring its worst results since the Enstone-based outfit was founded in the 1980s, with the previous five grands prix providing a high of 15th, courtesy of Gasly in ...Keep reading

Jorge Martin will have to serve a double long penalty in this weekend’s Valencia Grand Prix, if he is declared fit to take part in MotoGP’s 2025 finale.
The sanction stems from an incident during the Japanese Grand Prix sprint at Motegi in late September, where Martín made a mistake at the start and collided with his Aprilia team-mate Marco Bezzecchi, taking both riders out of the ...Keep reading

Max Verstappen has admitted 'everything went red' during his clash with George Russell at the Spanish Grand Prix, as he reflected on the major “mistake” of his 2025 Formula 1 season so far.
With three race weekends remaining, a fifth consecutive world title for Verstappen seems unlikely as after the Brazil GP the Dutchman finds himself 49 points behind championship leader Lando ...Keep reading

Cadillac's journey to the 2026 Formula 1 grid has reached another milestone with its first in-person track outing as regular driver Sergio Perez took the wheel of a Ferrari SF-23 at Imola.
Cadillac, which will become F1's 11th team next year, has been conducting simulation work with its development drivers for a long time, and has recently been able to feed 2026 racer Perez into its ...Keep reading

Harry Benjamin and Andrew Benson talk McLaren and Ferrari plus hear from Esteban Ocon.

Harry Benjamin and Andrew Benson talk McLaren and Ferrari plus hear from Esteban Ocon.

Harry Benjamin and Andrew Benson talk McLaren and Ferrari plus hear from Esteban Ocon.

Harry Benjamin and Andrew Benson talk McLaren and Ferrari plus hear from Esteban Ocon.