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Alpine signs Maini as its fourth reserve driver for 2025

Alpine has signed Kush Maini as a test and reserve driver for the 2025 Formula 1 season.

Motorsport

What's new in F1's 2025 regulations?

Formula 1's 2025 season, the last of the current ruleset, will kick off in Australia as Albert Park hosts the season opener – and there's a handful of changes to the regulations to be aware of once the cars hit the road.

Autosport

F1 2025 is go in latest Autosport magazine

Autosport’s essential guide to Formula 1 2025 is the focus for the latest issue of our monthly magazine, out today (11 March).

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Lowndes to split from Triple Eight after 20 years to stay at General Motors

Triple Supercars champion Craig Lowndes will split with his team of 20 years, Triple Eight, at the end of the season to remain a General Motors driver in 2026.

Autosport

Lowndes set for Triple Eight split to stay with General Motors

Craig Lowndes has announced that he will split with his team of 20 years, Triple Eight, at the end of the season, to remain a General Motors driver in 2026.

Motorsport

Meet Formula 1's biggest rookie intake in years. Some already are targeting the podium

Kimi Antonelli once hid in a stack of tires to get through security and into the Formula 1 paddock

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Lowdon: Cadillac could sign an American F1 driver - but only on merit

Cadillac team principal Graeme Lowdon has stated that the incoming Formula 1 squad will select its first driver line-up on merit – and that it could still contain an American.

Autosport

Cadillac F1 boss insists the team will only sign an American driver on merit

Cadillac team principal Graeme Lowdon has stated that the incoming Formula 1 squad will select its first driver line-up on merit – and that it could still contain an American.

Motorsport

Introducing F1's rookies: Why Hadjar faces the category's second-hardest job

For the second instalment of a new mini-series where Autosport is delving into the budding Formula 1 careers of the six 2025 rookies, today we’re introducing new Racing Bulls driver Isack Hadjar.

Autosport

Introducing F1’s new rookies: Isack Hadjar, starting with the championship’s second hardest job

In the second instalment of a new mini-series where Motorsport.com is delving into the budding Formula 1 careers of the six 2025 rookies, today we’re introducing new Racing Bulls driver Isack Hadjar.

Motorsport

Introducing F1's rookies: How Bortoleto aims to inspire like a previous Brazilian hero

In the first of a new mini-series where Autosport is delving into the burgeoning Formula 1 careers of the six 2025 rookies, today we’re introducing new Sauber driver Gabriel Bortoleto.

Autosport

Introducing F1’s new rookies: Gabriel Bortoleto, aiming to be Brazil’s next Senna

In the first of a new mini-series where Motorsport.com is delving into the burgeoning Formula 1 careers of the six 2025 rookies, today we’re introducing new Sauber driver Gabriel Bortoleto.

Motorsport

'I'm on the front foot now' – Bradley Wiggins on road to recovery following bankruptcy

'The people who are responsible are paying a heavy price for it' Wiggins says at event, An Evening with Bradley Wiggins

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How F1 world champions fared on their first race with Ferrari ahead of Hamilton debut

Most racing drivers dream of becoming the Formula 1 world champion with Ferrari one day. But very few manage to turn that dream into reality.

Autosport

World champions at Ferrari: how their first race went

Every racing driver dreams of becoming the Formula 1 world champion with Ferrari one day. But very few manage to turn that dream into reality.

Motorsport

Pirelli to produce special caps for winning F1 drivers at 14 events in 2025

Pirelli has announced that it will supply colourful special edition podium caps at 14 of the 24 2025 Formula 1 grands prix – a big departure from its previous design successful drivers would wear in the post-race celebration ceremony.

Lewis Hamilton starts his Ferrari era with these Richard Mille watches

The F1 champion has already worn a trio of blockbuster Richard Mille watches

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Just the ticket – Alpine partners with viagogo to offer more fans the chance to watch F1 live

Formula 1 is currently the hottest ticket in town and, with expectations of another memorable season ahead, the desire from fans to get along to their favourite grand prix will only increase.

Autosport

What Trackhouse saw in Ogura that made him a surprise MotoGP signing

Ai Ogura’s performance in Thailand took everyone in the paddock by surprise. At the Buriram circuit, the Japanese rider managed to qualify fifth on the grid in his very first MotoGP qualifying session a feat that he surpassed later that afternoon by finishing fourth in the sprint race, behind only…

Autosport

Racing Bulls technical director Egginton to leave F1 team but stay in Red Bull family

Racing Bulls technical director Jody Egginton will leave the Formula 1 squad and move to Red Bull Advanced Technologies, the team has announced.

Motorsport

Racing Bulls technical director to leave the F1 team but stay in Red Bull family

Racing Bulls technical director Jody Egginton will leave the Formula 1 squad and move to Red Bull Advanced Technologies, the team has announced.

Autosport

Verstappen agrees with FIA president on V10s returning to F1 - but negotiations must be private

Max Verstappen has agreed with the FIA president that V10 engines should return to Formula 1, but believes the negotiations must be held behind closed doors.

Autosport

Why Supercars could benefit from a little socialism between manufacturers

Capitalism versus socialism is always an interesting debate. Especially in motor racing.

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Six Things About The First F1 World Championship Of 1950

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the very first Formula One world championship in 1950 which featured seven races and was won by the Italian Giuseppe Farina.

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