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Steve Nielsen on Alpine’s rebuild: I don’t believe “in a 100-race plan”

Once upon a time, Alpine put its faith in a 100-race project to reach the top of Formula 1, but that is no longer the case under the team’s current management

Motorsport

Nielsen on Alpine’s recovery: I don’t believe in “a five-year plan”

Once upon a time, Alpine put its faith in a 100-race project to reach the top of Formula 1, but that is no longer the case under the team’s current management

Autosport

Liam Lawson raises over $50,000 for breast cancer research with supercar hot laps

Racing Bulls F1 driver Liam Lawson raised more than $50,000 for breast cancer research

Motorsport

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Kimi Antonelli: Mercedes F1 suspension change cost me "two or three months"

Antonelli and his Mercedes Formula 1 team reflect on the costly suspension tweak that sent the Italian teenager's form into a tailspin through the middle part of 2025

Motorsport

Antonelli explains why Mercedes F1 suspension change cost him "two or three months"

Kimi Antonelli and his Mercedes Formula 1 team reflect on the costly suspension tweak that sent the Italian teenager's form into a tailspin through the middle part of 2025

Autosport

JA on F1 podcast: How the F1 calendar works and why promoters are signing long term

On the latest James Allen on F1 podcast is Director of Race Promotion at F1 Louise Young to discuss how the F1 calendar is decided each year and why more long-term contracts have being agreed

Autosport

How McLaren's F1 Team Accidentally Helped Invent Torque Vectoring

The late 1990s were highly innovative and developmental phases for Formula 1. Electronics were advancing, and the rulebook provided plenty of grey areas to exploit, something teams were more than willing to do. Out of this grew one of the championship's most fascinating but short-lived innovations: McLaren's infamous "extra pedal."

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Vasseur on F1 2026 arms race: "It doesn't matter if we're P1 or P10 in Melbourne"

Ferrari chief Fred Vasseur thinks the competitive picture at Formula 1 2026's first race in Australia won't define the rest of the season

Autosport

Fred Vasseur on F1 2026 arms race: "It doesn't matter if we're P1 or P10 in Melbourne"

Ferrari chief Fred Vasseur thinks the competitive picture at Formula 1 2026's first race in Australia won't define the rest of the season

Motorsport

Esteban Ocon shows off his one-off Mansory Lamborghini Revuelto in first drive post

The Haas driver’s “Initiate” build is a one-of-one Revuelto and the start of Mansory’s first Formula 1 partnership

Motorsport

F1 2025 recap: Gabriel Bortoleto justified Sauber’s faith in him

A mid-season boost for Sauber allowed Gabriel Bortoleto to show his class rather than see his 2025 Formula 1 debut slip fully under the radar

Motorsport

How Red Bull’s 2025 turnaround will carry over to F1 2026

Laurent Mekies believes several lessons behind Red Bull’s 2025 turnaround can be applied in 2026, despite Formula 1’s regulatory overhaul

Autosport

F1 2025 recap: Lance Stroll had little to say about his toughest year to date

Stroll’s fifth season with Aston Martin proved to be his toughest yet, managing just 16th in the standings

Motorsport

Sharp shooters: the best sports photos of 2025 and the stories behind them

From long exposures of motor racing to remote-operated cameras at football matches, here’s how our favourite sports images were made

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Why McLaren's Headquarters Keeps Showing Up in Hit Movies

For as fast as they are on the track, McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown understands that Formula 1 teams are slow embrace the outside world. In the era of the show Drive to Survive, Brown recognizes that teams have to open their doors in more ways than one.

Motorsport

Stefano Domenicali’s advice to Lando Norris is simple after championship win: "keep smiling"

Stefano Domenicali says Lando Norris has the energy to lead Formula 1

Motorsport

F1 fans can now own a piece of Suzuka as track undergoes changes ahead of 2026 Japanese GP

Suzuka Circuit is selling pieces of removed track asphalt as it resurfaces sections of the Japanese Grand Prix venue

Motorsport

F1 2025 recap: Strong rookie year earns Isack Hadjar a podium and Red Bull seat

Isack Hadjar's impressive Formula 1 debut season with Racing Bulls has earned him promotion to Red Bull, but will the Frenchman break the second seat curse?

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Gabriel Bortoleto tells friends to "slap" him if F1 fame changes him

Gabriel Bortoleto says he is determined to stay grounded in Formula 1

Autosport

Who was the best rookie of F1 2025? Our writers have their say

It is time to pick out our favourites of the 2025 Formula 1 season, concluding with the best rookie of the year

RideApart

'Interest Remains Overwhelming:' In Buying a MotoGP Team, Says Chief Sporting Officer

In a wide-ranging interview, Carlos Ezpeleta, MotoGP's chief sporting director, gave to Motorsport, the executive said there's 'overwhelming' interest in new team owners, as well as more tracks for the calendar.

Motorsport

Andrea Kimi Antonelli melts hearts as he delivers Christmas gifts to children's hospital

The Mercedes junior visited the Istituto Ortopedico Rizzoli ahead of Christmas, delivering gifts and spending time with young patients and staff

The Independent UK

From Bazball to Fifa, these were the villains of the sporting year

Sport saw its fair share of ignominy in 2025

Motorsport

Stefano Domenicali urges patience on "F1" sequel: "It needs to digest"

With the film’s impact still rippling through the United States, Domenicali says any follow-up must be “credible, authentic and new”

Motorsport

David Croft confirms long-term Formula 1 future: “We’re only just getting going”

Croft admits he questioned whether he belonged in F1 in 2005, but says the Sky era and the championship's growth have only grown his confidence

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