Sky Sports commentator David Croft will remain a key voice in Formula 1 for years to come. He reflects on his journey from an uncertain start to becoming a household name amid the sport's surge in global popularity.
Liam Lawson secured a 2026 Racing Bulls drive, edging out Yuki Tsunoda who becomes a reserve driver. The decision follows a season where both struggled at Red Bull, but Lawson's consistency at the sister team won him the seat.
After a difficult 2025 start, Liam Lawson's performance surged following key setup changes, prompting Racing Bulls boss Alan Permane to declare he sees "some genius" in the driver and solidifying his F1 future.
Former England cricketer Graeme Swann made a light-hearted jab at Oscar Piastri during The Ashes, quipping that the McLaren driver "is not the world champion like Lando Norris" in a playful comparison to his teammate.
Red Bull's chief engineer believes Sergio Perez will return 'fighting fit and fairly quick' with Cadillac in 2026, following a year-long hiatus after his departure from the team.
After a rocky start, Oliver Bearman's rookie season with Haas flourished post-upgrades, culminating in a P4 in Mexico and proving he's a future star for Ferrari.
After a stellar 2025 season, George Russell declares he's ready to challenge Max Verstappen and fight for the Formula 1 world championship.
Max Verstappen, a four-time F1 champion, has hinted his future may lie outside the series, with a strong passion pointing towards a potential move to endurance racing.
Despite a Q1 exit, Max Verstappen's stunning recovery drive from the pit lane to a podium at the Brazilian GP has been hailed as the best performance of the 2025 F1 season by analysts Guenther Steiner and Jolyon Palmer.
Jenson Button names his 2011 McLaren as the best car he ever drove, surprisingly choosing it over the Brawn BGP 001 with which he won the 2009 World Championship.
Oscar Piastri gave a measured response when Australian media questioned his relationship with teammate and 2024 champion Lando Norris, highlighting the underlying tension following their intense title battle.
Former Haas boss Guenther Steiner predicts a calmer era for Red Bull following Helmut Marko's surprising exit. He believes new team principal Laurent Mekies will stabilize the team despite Marko's parting shots.
