Norris: “No regrets” over China, Canada F1 races but could have been “smarter”

Lando Norris has insisted he has no regrets when reflecting on the opening 14 races of his 2025 Formula 1 title campaign, though has picked out moments in China and Canada where he could have been “a little bit smarter”.
Of the two, his Canada clash with team-mate Oscar Piastri is the more obvious one; Norris had been frustrated as an attempt to pass on the exit of Montreal’s hairpin had come …Keep reading
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Russell claims Antonelli was at risk for F1 2026, not him, amid Verstappen rumours

George Russell has revealed he never thought his Formula 1 seat at Mercedes was under threat for next year, claiming “it was more of a question” of who his team-mate would be.
The 27-year-old’s contract expires at the end of the 2025 campaign just like that of his rookie team-mate Andrea Kimi Antonelli, leading to speculation either one of them could be replaced by Max Verstappen.
But …Keep reading
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F1 drivers react to Cadillac signing Perez and Bottas for 2026

Nico Hulkenberg is confident Sergio Perez will return to Formula 1 next year as a better driver thanks to taking a sabbatical in 2025 following his Red Bull sacking at the end of 2024.
Cadillac announced on Tuesday that Perez and Valtteri Bottas will form its driver line-up for when the American outfit makes its F1 debut in 2026.
It marks a return to the championship for Perez, who has been …Keep reading
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What sets McLaren apart in F1 2025, explained by Verstappen

With 10 grands prix still to go, McLaren is all but certain to walk away with both Formula 1 world titles in 2025.
The Woking-based team enjoys a commanding lead in the constructors’ standings, while Max Verstappen – the first non-McLaren driver in the drivers’ championship – trails Oscar Piastri by 97 points. This means McLaren is on track to secure its first drivers’ title since …Keep reading
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The main talking points ahead of F1 Dutch GP

Does Verstappen need (a lot of) rain for another Zandvoort win? – Ronald Vording
Max Verstappen has won the Dutch Grand Prix three times, but last year Helmut Marko called Red Bull’s performance in the dunes “alarming”. Lando Norris won with a 23-second lead, and over the past 12 months McLaren has only become stronger, while Red Bull’s decline has continued.
As the second half of …Keep reading
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