Max Verstappen was voted the top driver of 2025 by F1 team principals, narrowly beating champion Lando Norris. In a major surprise, seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton failed to make the top 10 list after a tough first season at Ferrari.
Lando Norris celebrated his 2025 championship, while drivers like Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz shared personal and professional highs from a memorable year in Formula 1.
At 40, Lewis Hamilton details his evolved training regimen, blending physical conditioning like running and Pilates with mental fortitude tools like breathwork and positive affirmations to stay at the pinnacle of F1.
Lewis Hamilton's Mission 44 foundation has reached over 500,000 young people globally, marking a significant step in its mission to increase diversity in motorsport.
Lewis Hamilton's tough debut season at Ferrari and Max Verstappen's stunning late-season charge to narrowly miss the title were the defining narratives of a dramatic 2025 F1 season.
Four-time champion Max Verstappen is enjoying a well-deserved off-season break in Brazil with partner Kelly Piquet and their family. Social media posts from the trip show the couple relaxing and enjoying quality time together.
The 2026 F1 season is approaching with car launches starting January 15. Key dates include Red Bull's Detroit event and Cadillac's Super Bowl reveal, set against a backdrop of new regulations and teams.
Aston Martin and Honda have marked their 2026 works partnership by firing up their new power unit for the first time, signaling the start of a new F1 era with ambitious championship goals.
Haas F1 driver Esteban Ocon has taken delivery of a one-off, 1,051hp Mansory-tuned Lamborghini Revuelto, marking the tuner's first official partnership with a Formula 1 driver.
Max Verstappen's manager praised his 2025 season but argued Lando Norris should have clinched the title much earlier, citing McLaren's dominant car and strategic mistakes.
At 40, Lewis Hamilton has adopted a stricter training regimen, making ice baths and stretching 'non-negotiable' to combat the rigors of aging and extend his F1 career.
The FIA has approved a new rule for 2026 that will automatically invalidate any lap time set after a red flag is displayed, closing the loophole that caused chaos at the Imola GP.