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If Adrian Newey departs from Red Bull as anticipated, his next destination in Formula 1 might already be on the horizon, as reports concerning his wife, Amanda Smerczak, suggest a potential move. Newey, widely regarded as one of the sport’s premier car designers, has faced scrutiny since team principal Christian Horner was accused of misconduct

Billionaire Lawrence Stroll is currently in preliminary discussions to offload another minority share of his Aston Martin Formula One team, aiming to leverage the sport’s surging popularity, sources familiar with the matter revealed. Stroll, who maintains ownership of the F1 team distinct from his position in luxury automaker Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings Plc, is

Despite Lando Norris’ anticipation of being overshadowed by the Ferraris on race day despite out-qualifying them, the unexpected unfolded as he secured a podium finish, splitting the Red Bulls. Charles Leclerc led the Ferrari charge in fourth, with Carlos Sainz trailing closely, both advancing two positions from their starting grid. Leclerc seemed poised for his

Ferrari is reportedly on the brink of securing a substantial sponsorship deal with Hewlett Packard (HP), according to a SportBusiness report. This partnership is expected to rival the financial magnitude of the current agreement between Oracle and Red Bull, indicating a significant collaboration in the world of Formula 1. The announcement of this deal is

Johnny Herbert, a former Formula 1 driver and sports pundit, has recently spoken out about receiving a barrage of death threats through social media after his involvement as a steward during the Australian Grand Prix. The threats followed a decision that resulted in a penalty for Fernando Alonso, which seemed to incite significant online backlash.

Speaking on The Chequered Flag Podcast, journalist Andrew Benson recently shared insights into the internal dynamics at Mercedes as the Formula 1 team faces significant changes. In 2025, Mercedes will face a major shift as seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton departs for Ferrari, a move that once seemed highly unlikely. This transition raises substantial questions

During a light-hearted interaction at the Chinese Grand Prix, Formula 1 driver Alex Albon playfully labeled Sky Sports F1 commentator David Croft as “a boring old man.” This quip came after Albon learned from reporter Ted Kravitz that Croft was not fond of his unique panda-themed helmet. Albon’s helmet, inspired by a visit to a

Sky Sports recently apologized after Lewis Hamilton used explicit language during a post-qualifying interview at the Chinese Grand Prix. Hamilton, a seasoned Mercedes driver, finished in 18th place, missing out on advancing to Q2 after a mistake on his final Q1 run. This marked his first Q1 exit in two years, a disappointing performance that

Lando Norris has expressed concerns that Max Verstappen’s dominant streak in Formula One may be deterring fans. Verstappen has been unstoppable this season, clinching his fifth consecutive pole position at the Chinese Grand Prix. In a standout performance, he outpaced Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez by a notable margin at the Shanghai International Circuit. Since

At the Chinese Grand Prix, former F1 driver Nico Rosberg was quick to respond to Sky Sports F1 pundit Karun Chandhok’s comment regarding Rosberg’s previous rivalry with Lewis Hamilton. Currently, Rosberg is part of the broadcasting team for Sky at the event, which had a dramatic start due to a grass fire interrupting the first