Lewis Hamilton's tough first season at Ferrari, the passing of Eddie Jordan, and Isack Hadjar's tearful debut were among the most heartbreaking moments of the 2025 F1 season.
Jolyon Palmer credits Oscar Piastri's "coming of age" 2025 season to a major leap in qualifying form, which cemented his status as a genuine title contender.
A chance choice of a silver suit during a Brad Pitt fitting set the visual tone for the entire 'F1' movie. The design, inspired by Mercedes and obsessed with realism, aimed to seamlessly blend the fictional team into the actual F1 world.
Max Verstappen's GT3 team will switch to Mercedes-AMG for 2026, moving up to the Pro class after winning the Gold Cup in 2025.
Lewis Hamilton expresses cautious hope for the 2026 F1 rule reset, 'praying' it avoids the struggles of the current generation and citing past experiences with both successful and disastrous regulation changes.
Max Verstappen's race engineer, Gianpiero Lambiase, is reportedly in talks with Aston Martin for a senior management role for 2026, reuniting with Adrian Newey in a major blow to Red Bull's camp.
Max Verstappen received a Las Vegas-themed T-shirt from Kelly Piquet, while Fernando Alonso got a walking stick from Nico Hülkenberg, both gifts referencing key 2025 season moments.
1997 World Champion Jacques Villeneuve is holding back his criticism of Ferrari, admitting he fears another wave of "hate mail" from the team's passionate fanbase.
In a rare admission, Michael Schumacher once told Jeremy Clarkson that his infamous 1997 crash with Jacques Villeneuve "wasn't right," blaming the aggressive ethos of his racing era.
"F1" film star Damson Idris earns two Black Reel Awards nominations, including Outstanding Supporting Performance and Breakthrough Performance, boosting his Hollywood profile and underscoring the movie's mainstream success.
Red Bull's driver lineup is in flux, with Yuki Tsunoda revealing he heard a rumor about keeping his seat just before being dropped. The move comes as Helmut Marko's controversial departure casts a shadow over the team's future.
Carlos Sainz reveals Williams has "very big contrasts," with pockets of excellence alongside processes and tools that are "really far behind" the competition. He praises management's honesty about the team's deep-seated issues as they undergo a major rebuild.
