Formula 1 and Motorsport Network unveil 2025 Global F1 Fan Survey

Formula 1 and Motorsport Network – the world’s largest motorsport media company – today (1 July) release the 2025 Global F1 Fan Survey, a recurring study conducted every four years to track how fan engagement is evolving across the series globally.
Based on more than 100,000 responses from self-identified, highly engaged fans in 186 countries, the findings offer a detailed snapshot of the …Keep reading

Get to know McLaren’s rising F2 star Alex Dunne

Life has come at Alex Dunne pretty fast. Just 12 months on from being taken into McLaren’s young driver programme, halfway through a largely anonymous F3 campaign, the 19-year-old Irishman is fighting for the F2 title and made his grand prix weekend debut with the reigning world champion team in Austria. He impressed every step of the way.
Hailing from Offaly, a sparsely populated county in …Keep reading

“Absolutely no reason” Max Verstappen will leave Red Bull despite exit clauses

After crashing out of the Austrian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen trails Oscar Piastri by more than 60 points at the top of the F1 standings. Despite the lacklustre performance, Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko says the team isn’t concerned that performance-related exit clauses could pave the way for an early departure for the Dutchman.
Verstappen’s retirement from the Austrian GP was the cherry …Keep reading

Wolff backs Ferrari F1 boss Vasseur with passionate plea

Mercedes Formula 1 chief Toto Wolff has urged Ferrari’s following to give his counterpart Fred Vasseur enough time to turn the Scuderia around.
Amid his third season as Ferrari’s team boss, Vasseur has received swells of criticism from Italian fans and media as the squad’s much hoped step forward hasn’t materialised just yet.
Ferrari hasn’t been in a position to win a grand prix in 2025 …Keep reading