Max Verstappen calls Michael Schumacher "Uncle Michael" due to their families' close ties. While noting similarities in their racing mindset, the four-time champion clarified he has no desire to chase seven world titles, prioritizing family over records.
After securing the 2025 double championship, McLaren CEO Zak Brown targets a strong start to the new regulatory era in 2026, insisting the team's peak performance is still ahead.
Philippe Bianchi has confirmed that the late Jules Bianchi's stolen kart has been recovered. The recovery comes after a public appeal regarding the theft of nine karts from the family home, with the family expressing immense relief.
Despite rumors of a power unit advantage, Ford's Mark Rushbrook cautions that Red Bull needs more than just a strong engine to win in 2026.
Cadillac reveals a stealthy black-and-silver livery for the Barcelona shakedown, hiding aero secrets before the official 2026 colors debut during the Super Bowl.
Max Verstappen has launched a scathing attack on Oscar Piastri for following McLaren team orders at Monza, stating that giving up position without a clear reason means 'selling your soul' to the team.
Cadillac revealed a special-edition testing livery at GM's Detroit HQ ahead of their Barcelona F1 test. The design masks aerodynamic secrets while showcasing brand identity before the official Super Bowl reveal.
David Coulthard has declared Max Verstappen the greatest F1 driver ever, placing him above Lewis Hamilton due to the theory of generational evolution and Verstappen's recent dominance over teammates.
Jock Clear defends Lewis Hamilton's tough 2025 Ferrari debut, citing Michael Schumacher's five-year wait for success at Maranello as proof that F1 dominance isn't instant.
Cadillac has revealed a monochrome testing livery for the upcoming Barcelona shakedown, marking a key milestone ahead of their Formula 1 debut. The final race livery is set to be unveiled on February 8.
Sergio Perez admits his tumultuous 2013 season at McLaren was a pivotal learning curve. The Red Bull driver acknowledges immaturity during his time with the Woking-based team, crediting those "bad moments" for teaching him the professionalism that defined his later success.
Rookie sensation Isack Hadjar calls joining Max Verstappen at Red Bull a "huge privilege," acknowledging the champion's superior speed while preparing for the challenge ahead.