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Why Cadillac chose Bottas and Perez – and what it means for American F1 driver hopes

While Cadillac is flying the US flag in F1, its choice of drivers reflects the ongoing challenges in bringing a competitive American-based driver to the category

Autosport

Why Cadillac chose Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez over American drivers for F1 2026

While Cadillac is flying the US flag in F1, its choice of drivers reflects the ongoing challenges in bringing a competitive American-based driver to the category

Motorsport

10 Quickest Internal-Combustion Supercars of 2025 (So Far)

EVs rewrote the rulebook for vehicle performance with the advantage of instant torque, but there are still plenty of automakers out there making their internal-combustion cars quicker than ever.

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Mercedes Is Making a New V-8 That Could Be Even More Powerful Than the Last

Mercedes faced immense criticism when it abandoned the "M177" engine for the latest AMG C63. Despite rumors of an eight-cylinder return, the sports sedan is not reverting to V-8 power. However, a newly developed, large-displacement combustion engine is in the works for a late 2027 release. It’s a "next-generation, high-tech…

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Aston Martin can't help but wonder - what could Adrian Newey have done to its 2025 F1 car?

In an exclusive chat with Autosport, Aston Martin chief Andy Cowell admits it has been painful to let Adrian Newey focus his attention to 2026 amid the current season's woes

Autosport

Aston Martin can't help but wonder – what could Adrian Newey have done to its 2025 F1 car?

In an exclusive chat with Motorsport.com, Aston Martin chief Andy Cowell admits it has been painful to let Adrian Newey focus his attention to 2026 amid the current season's woes

Motorsport

DTM Sachsenring: Guven wins after last-lap drama

After rain delayed the start of the Sachsenring race, the DTM did not disappoint with another dramatic event that was won by Ayhancan Guven

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DTM Sachsenring: Ayhancan Guven wins crazy race

After rain delayed the start of the Sachsenring race, the DTM did not disappoint with another dramatic event that was won by Ayhancan Guven

Motorsport

The Ringbrothers Aston Martin DBS Is a Proper Restomod

Ringbrothers is renowned for taking classic muscle cars and turning them up a notch. You might remember their beautiful Buick Grand National from a few years back, or the stunning Mercury Cougar. For Monterey Car Week, Ringbrothers has done it again—but this time, it’s not an American muscle car. This…

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Andrew Tate’s £180,000 Aston Martin supercar deposit seized by police

Half of the money will be distributed to good causes.

Evening Standard

Police seize £180,000 Aston Martin deposit from Andrew Tate

Payment for special edition supercar 'was made through tax evasion and money laundering'

The Independent UK

Silverstone Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award on hiatus for 2025

The Silverstone Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award will not take place this year, ahead of a re-evaluation of the prestigious competition.

Autosport

The Ultimate Guide to Monterey Car Week 2025

For classic car and supercar enthusiasts alike, Monterey Car Week is one of the most exciting events of the year—it's like Christmas in August. The annual automotive extravaganza has been around for 75 years, and it promises to be even more extravagant going into 2025.

Motor1

Ian Callum's Vanquish Shooting Brake Looks Awesome—But It's Not Perfect

Ian Callum has done it again. The British designer, known for his work at Aston Martin and Jaguar, now runs his own design house simply dubbed Callum. There, he's known for restomods and redesigns on cars that include the Vanquish and the original Mini Cooper.

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“Speed is everything” - how Arm and Aston Martin’s new wind tunnel venture looks to bring in a new era of success

Aston Martin has big plans for success in Formula 1 - and Arm wants to help.

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Every Convertible You Can Still Buy in 2025

Unless you’re shopping for a supercar or a Wrangler-style off-roader where roof panels can be taken off by hand, the options for a new convertible in 2025 are pretty slim. The days of the Average Joe being able to afford an impractical indulgence, such as a two-door car that can’t…

Girard-Perregaux reinvents its Laureato Skeleton with black ceramic – but you won’t get one

Girard-Perregaux and Aston Martin join forces again on Laureato Skeleton watch

Motorsport

Aston Martin finally gets to use F1 signing Enrico Cardile after Ferrari dispute

Former Ferrari F1 technical director Enrico Cardile has started his role as Aston Martin's chief technical officer after lengthy legal proceedings in Italy.

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Aston Martin F1 tech chief Cardile finally allowed to start after Ferrari dispute

Former Ferrari F1 technical director Enrico Cardile has started his role as Aston Martin's chief technical officer after lengthy legal proceedings in Italy.

Motorsport

Who slept best last night: Fernando Alonso

Last Tuesday, Fernando Alonso celebrated his 44th birthday. Three days later, he needed an injection to be fit for Free Practice 2 at the Hungarian Grand Prix, having skipped the opening session. Why? Back pain – just the sort of thing one might expect at his age.

Motorsport

The winners and losers from F1's 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix

The Formula 1 circus is heading into a well-deserved summer break after a gruelling 14-race stretch. And if the puzzling Budapest weekend is anything to go by, some drivers and teams will need more time than others to decompress.

Al Jazeera

Norris wins Hungary F1 GP in McLaren one-two

United Kingdom’s Lando Norris holds off McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri of Australia to win Hungarian Grand Prix.

The Guardian - UK

Norris wins battle with McLaren teammate Piastri to take Hungarian F1 GP

McLaren topped the podium in Hungary as Lando Norris closed the title gap with his teammate while George Russell took third for Mercedes

Motorsport

F1 Hungarian GP: Five quick takeaways

It would be a stretch to call this a fully deserved victory, but luck probably wasn’t the only factor at play. Lando Norris seized every opportunity the race presented and converted an alternative strategy into another win — which is a rarity in F1 these days. Sport isn’t always fair, and…

Motorsport

F1 Hungarian GP: Lando Norris wins over Oscar Piastri as Charles Leclerc collapses

Lando Norris held on from a late siege from Oscar Piastri to win the Hungarian Grand Prix, having gambled on a one-stop strategy and hunkered down in the final 10 laps to close in on his team-mate's Formula 1 championship lead.

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