James Allen: F1 2025 is starting to feel a lot like 2007

Sometimes in sport you get a reversal that makes everyone wonder what might be possible. This weekend’s flawless performance by Max Verstappen, while McLaren laboured, was just such a moment.
Now some bookmakers have Verstappen as a join favourite for the world championship, when a month ago we were all saying that 104 points was too big a gap to bridge.
Verstappen has had three wins and a …Keep reading
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Russell frustrated by current F1 racing: “It’s a race to Turn 1”

George Russell was left frustrated by the current state of racing in Formula 1 after the United States Grand Prix, claiming it is all down to qualifying and what happens at the start.
The Mercedes driver finished sixth on Sunday after dropping down to that position at lights out, while most runners used a one-stop strategy to make it hard for Russell to jump back up the order using strategic …Keep reading
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Vasseur: Ferrari statement aimed at “third party” amid Horner F1 rumours

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur revealed the statement of support from chairman John Elkann was aimed at a “third party” amid rumours of Christian Horner joining the Scuderia. 
Elkann said Ferrari has “full confidence” in the Frenchman “and in the work he is carrying out” ahead of last weekend’s United States Grand Prix, where Ferrari finished third and fourth. 
It came …Keep reading
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Red Bull rules breach involved tampering with Norris F1 grid marker

Following the United States Grand Prix in Austin, Red Bull was fined €50,000, of which €25,000 was suspended for the remainder of the Formula 1 season, when a crew member tried to return to the grid against marshals’ instructions after the formation lap had begun.
It has been confirmed to Autosport by multiple sources that the purpose of the invasion was to remove a vertical strip of duct …Keep reading
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Sainz hit with grid penalty for Antonelli crash in US GP

Carlos Sainz will serve a five-place grid penalty at the Mexican Grand Prix after the stewards ruled that he was predominantly to blame for the collision with Andrea Kimi Antonelli during the United States Grand Prix.
On lap seven, the Williams driver attempted to pass Antonelli on the inside of Turn 15, lunging towards the apex of the corner. Making contact with the Italian’s car, Sainz’s …Keep reading
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