Aston Martin has become the latest Formula 1 team to reveal their car ahead of the 2025 season.
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Aston Martin boss eyeing instant Newey impact
AI is no substitute for Adrian Newey and Aston Martin expect F1’s foremost designer to have an immediate impact when he joins them, according to Andy Cowell.
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McLaren’s Norris tops times at Bahrain testing
McLaren’s Lando Norris set the fastest time on the opening day of Formula 1’s preseason test in Bahrain, which was extended by an hour due to a power cut at the circuit in the afternoon session.
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Las Vegas GP made $934 million in revenue in ’24
Las Vegas Grand Prix organisers have said the 2024 race generated $934 million in revenue.
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Hamilton: 1st Ferrari race reminiscent of F1 debut
Lewis Hamilton’s first race for Ferrari in Australia next week is reminding him of how he felt ahead of his F1 debut for McLaren in Melbourne in 2007.
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Cadillac’s F1 entry for 2026 confirmed by FIA
Cadillac’s entry for the 2026 Formula 1 season has been rubber-stamped, confirming the grid will rise to 11 teams from next year.
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Verstappen: Red Bull can’t win in Melbourne
Reigning champion Max Verstappen has said he does not believe Red Bull has a car capable of challenging for victory at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.
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Cadillac principal: Six drivers shortlisted for seat
The Cadillac team set to debut in Formula 1 next year has at least six names on a list of potential drivers, principal Graeme Lowdon said on Monday.
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Domenicali to remain F1 chief until at least 2029
Stefano Domenicali will remain at the helm of F1 until at least the end of 2029 after being handed a five-year contract extension by the sport’s commercial rights holders Liberty Media.
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Verstappen no longer on Mercedes radar – Wolff
Toto Wolff intends to continue with George Russell and Andrea Kimi Antonelli as Mercedes’ drivers into 2026.