Horner: Red Bull has the “strength” to deal with Newey, Wheatley exits

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has downplayed the impact of losing two key members of staff ahead of the 2025 Formula 1 season.
Technical guru Adrian Newey announced his high-profile departure from the Milton Keynes-based outfit at the Miami Grand Prix, working on the brand’s RB17 project in the time ahead of what was later announced as a switch to Aston Martin.
Another loss came …Keep reading
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Playing their cards right – Visa, Cash App, and VCARB awash with praise for Miami GP livery

Having rebranded in the winter of 2024, the latest incarnation of the sister Red Bull team took on the moniker of Visa Cash App RB – and the title sponsors wanted to make a splash as quickly as possible.
The opportunity arose at the Miami Grand Prix, where the team worked tirelessly to run a special one-off livery, a ‘chameleon’ car that mirrored the iridescent effect of the Cash App Visa …Keep reading
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End of an era: Murray Walker’s final TV commentary

“What I wanted above all else after 52 years of talking about grand prix racing, was to go out on a high note and be euphoric about the fact that we have just seen a great race… So that’s the last from me. All I can say is, it always has been a pleasure and I hope that you will enjoy grand prix racing from now on. Goodbye.”
With these words to camera, in a commentary box high above the …Keep reading
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Aston Martin announces AI partnership with Arm with aims to close gender gap in motorsport

Aston Martin and Arm have signed a multi-year partnership that will not only focus on technology but also on inclusion within motorsport.
Arm’s AI expertise will see the two organisations working together to design and develop new systems that can deliver on-track performances.
The announcement of the partnership highlighted specific work to improve pit stop timings, with the development …Keep reading
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Colapinto linked to Alpine role for 2025 F1 season

Franco Colapinto has been linked with a role at the Alpine Formula 1 team for 2025, the Argentine rumoured to be seen as a backup plan in case Jack Doohan doesn’t deliver early on.
Colapinto made a good impression last year when he replaced Logan Sargeant at Williams from the Italian Grand Prix.
The nine races the 21-year-old competed in with Williams at the end of last season made him one …Keep reading
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