Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli reflected on a breakthrough debut season, pinpointing his first pole, podiums, and the dream-realizing moment in Melbourne as key highlights.
McLaren boss Andrea Stella reveals the 2024 Austrian GP crash was the turning point where Lando Norris first believed he could beat Max Verstappen, setting the stage for his 2025 title.
Gabriel Bortoleto revealed that Max Verstappen has been a secret mentor, advising him on key career decisions like his McLaren contract, showcasing a deeper-than-known friendship.
The 2025 F1 season featured several standout races. Writers highlight Silverstone's drama, Interlagos's action, and Zandvoort's surprises as the year's best, showcasing a season of unpredictability.
McLaren crushed the 2025 Constructors' battle. Williams surged while Ferrari and Alpine plummeted in a season of major standings upheaval.
The 2025 F1 season was defined by dramatic races, featuring strategic blunders, chaotic weather, surprise podiums, and title-altering crashes at circuits like Silverstone, Barcelona, and Zandvoort.
A dramatic 2025 F1 season saw a tight three-way title fight, Lewis Hamilton's struggles at Ferrari, and strategic blunders. A new quiz tests your knowledge of the year's most chaotic and controversial moments.
The 2025 F1 season was defined by a fierce title fight and several dramatic crashes. From rookie mistakes to costly errors by contenders, these incidents underlined the immense pressure and razor-thin margins in modern F1.
McLaren posted fastest pit stop – 1.91 s on Oscar Piastri at Monza – just before a team order dropped Piastri behind Lando Norris, securing Norris’s title. By contrast, Haas logged the two slowest stops of the year on Oliver Bearman, taking over 28 seconds at Imola and Monaco.
Max Verstappen has clinched the unofficial 2025 Sprint Championship, edging out McLaren and Mercedes rivals in a tight points battle that went down to the final race.
McLaren’s Oscar Piastri posted a Christmas greeting, calling 2025 a “great but tough” year that left him third after an early title charge. He thanked fans and looks to improve with the team.
Former F1 driver Johnny Herbert believes Oscar Piastri's 2025 title loss was a 'slam dunk' missed due to a lack of mental strength, urging the Australian to improve for his 2026 championship challenge.
