Why F1 will be so ‘tough’ in 2025. Plus: Haas drivers on Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari debut
With F1’s current regulations now in their fourth year, the performance gaps that gave front-runners comfortable advantages are shrinking fast. Teams that were once struggling to keep pace have had enough time with these cars to catch up on the learning curve. (See: Ferrari and McLaren’s surge last year .)
Sainz, Grand Prix Drivers' Association and F1
Ferrari’s Chassis Technical Director, Loic Serra, is optimistic about Lewis Hamilton returning to top form. Serra explained ...
The first numbers we’ve seen are not different to what we were expecting those numbers to be which is a good first sign.” ...
Mercedes showed off their new W16 car in a digital launch on Monday as they prepare for pre-season testing and a fresh start ...
Z Capital Group (“ZCG”) today announced it has signed an extension to continue as a Team Partner with Scuderia Ferrari HP ...
The Mercedes-AMG W16 looks to build on the team’s success with the W15 from 2024, while primarily correcting the latter’s ...
Some suggested that the boos that rained down on Max Verstappen at the F1 75 event in London last week wouldn't affect him.
Mercedes are the next team to unveil their 2025 F1 car as momentum builds towards the new season. The Silver Arrows, who have ...
Carlos Sainz was dropped by Ferrari as the Italian giants could not pass up the opportunity to sign Lewis Hamilton, but the ...
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