Christian Horner is reportedly exploring a return to F1 by purchasing a stake in the Alpine team. The potential deal hinges on American firm Otro Capital selling its 24% share, which requires approval from majority stakeholder Renault.
Dan Milner, a key figure in Mercedes' power unit department for 14 years, is leaving the team. His departure comes as Mercedes fights to return to the front and prepares for the crucial 2026 regulation changes.
Romain Grosjean was reunited with the F1 helmet that saved his life during his fiery 2020 Bahrain crash, an emotional moment prompted by his children's curiosity.
New Alpine boss Steve Nielsen is scrapping long-term timelines for the team's 2026 F1 rebuild. After a dismal 2025, he's opting for a 'grinding' process, focusing on consistent point-scoring rather than ambitious, multi-year plans.
Mick Schumacher is joining IndyCar in 2026, a series now much safer than its reputation suggests. Former driver Christian Danner highlights its focus on pure driver skill and the iconic Indy 500.
Honda's 2026 F1 engine development is off to a troubled start. VP Koji Watanabe warns the program is a "mixed bag" with many struggles, casting a shadow over the team's high hopes with Adrian Newey at Aston Martin.
Former F1 champion Damon Hill recalls being called the "worst driver" by René Arnoux, a comment he viewed as a compliment. He also reflects on his preference for the "simpler," less data-dependent era of racing.
Pierre Gasly recalls the immense pressure of a career-defining 2013 season and sets high expectations for Alpine's 2026 campaign with Mercedes power units.
Racing for his first F1 podium, Isack Hadjar learned a hilarious rookie lesson: he was the only driver unaware of the post-podium suit change, leaving him sweaty for media duties.
George Russell revealed he and Lewis Hamilton wanted to put a Mercedes designer in a simulator to demonstrate the ground-effect cars' brutality, but the team's health officer deemed it "too dangerous."
A fan poll predicts Aston Martin, bolstered by Adrian Newey's arrival and a new Honda partnership, will be the next team to win its first Grand Prix, outpacing rivals like Racing Bulls and Audi.
Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff and wife Susie were spotted cruising Monaco in a rare $1.5 million Mercedes 300 SL Roadster, a highlight of his classic car collection.
