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Horner admits Red Bull overlooked three future F1 stars despite early warning
Christian Horner has disclosed that Red Bull had the opportunity to evaluate George Russell, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri before any of them reached Formula 1, with all three drivers impressing during sessions on the team's simulator. However, despite their performances attracting attention within...
Liam Lawson opens door to surprise racing opportunity in 2027
Liam Lawson says he would love to race in the 2027 Race of Champions, set for the first time in his home country of New Zealand. The Racing Bulls driver hints he could line up against established Formula 1 stars in Wellington, sparking talk of a surprise appearance on the 2027 roster.
F1 set for very different conditions in Austin after rainy Singapore and Sepang races
After rain affected the weekends in Malaysia and Singapore, F1 heads to Austin for the United States Grand Prix, where drivers and teams are expected to encounter considerably different conditions. According to the latest forecast, the Circuit of The Americas is set for a hot and largely dry weekend...
F1 Today: McLaren confirm Fornaroli for 2027 as Red Bull unveil Austin makeover
From Red Bull's special Ford-inspired transformation for the United States Grand Prix to McLaren confirming Leonardo Fornaroli's return to competitive racing in 2027, here are the main Formula 1 stories of the day. Red Bull have unveiled a special look for the upcoming United States Grand Prix, with...
Hamilton's Mercedes chapter ended, but one lesson will stay with Wolff forever
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has opened up about the influence Lewis Hamilton had on him throughout their time together, revealing how the seven-time Formula 1 world champion helped reshape his approach to leadership and personal growth. The Austrian discussed his relationship with Hamilton du...
Horner reveals Red Bull almost fired him two decades before exit
Christian Horner admits he nearly lost his Red Bull job in 2006, almost twenty years before his 2025 dismissal. On the Up to Speed podcast with David Coulthard and Naomi Schiff, the former team principal recounts a narrow escape that nearly cost him his role, shedding new light on the backstage tensions that once threatened his tenure.
Haas unleash Godzilla with spectacular new livery for home Austin Grand Prix
Haas have revealed a special Godzilla-themed livery for the 2026 United States Grand Prix, celebrating their home race at the Circuit of The Americas through a collaboration with Japanese entertainment company TOHO. The American team will introduce the one-off design for the 18th round of the Formul...
Helmut Marko hits back at Christian Horner's accusations with blunt response
Helmut Marko publicly rebuts Christian Horner's recent accusations, labeling the former Red Bull team principal's claims as false in a short, sharp response. Horner had earlier warned that his long‑standing relationship with Marko, spanning over two decades at Red Bull, was deteriorating. Marko's brief retort aims to silence the growing feud between the senior figures behind the sport's dominant team.
Staggering Nigel Mansell claim as F1 legend was given last rites by a priest
Nigel Mansell reveals that a teenage karting crash at Morecambe nearly cost him his life, resulting in a serious head injury and the administration of last rites by a priest. The future 1992 Formula 1 World Champion recounted the harrowing incident, highlighting how close he came to death before launching his legendary racing career. The story, shared in a recent interview, offers a stark glimpse into the moments that shaped Mansell’s journey to the top of motorsport.
Red Bull go all-American with special makeover for Austin Grand Prix
Red Bull rolls out an all‑American look for the 2026 United States Grand Prix in Austin. Both Max Verstappen and rookie Isack Hadjar will wear race‑suits styled after the Ford Raptor, while the team’s garage receives a parallel redesign. Additional US‑themed activities are planned for the weekend, underscoring the brand’s partnership with Ford and its push to appeal to American fans.
Fornaroli secures McLaren race seat for 2027 in pivotal career move
Leonardo Fornaroli will return to competitive racing in 2027 after McLaren confirmed the Italian as part of their Hypercar driver line-up for the World Endurance Championship. The reigning Formula 2 champion will take part in the British team's new endurance racing project, which includes an appeara...
Departing Honda boss reveals brutal truth about the Japanese company's F1 project
Honda Racing Corporation president Koji Watanabe has admitted that Honda 'wasted two years' developing its Formula 1 power unit for Aston Martin. He also called this year's engine 'clearly inferior' to its rivals, basing that view on the FIA's ADUO performance figures. Watanabe made the condemning r...
Charles Leclerc set to face Christian Horner's 'frustrated at Ferrari' claim in Austin
At the upcoming United States Grand Prix in Austin, Charles Leclerc will confront Red Bull boss Christian Horner’s allegation that he appeared “frustrated at Ferrari” during Red Bull’s pursuit of his services. The interview is expected to dominate the weekend’s press conferences, following Carlos Sainz’s earlier comments in Madrid that shed light on the saga.
Patrese on Verstappen’s GT adventure: ‘Perhaps even more fun than in Formula 1’
Lorenzo Patrese, the 21‑year‑old son of former F1 champion Riccardo Patrese, joins Max Verstappen on the Portuguese GT3 grid, highlighting the young Italian’s rapid rise through GT racing. Patrese praises Verstappen’s foray into GT, calling it “perhaps even more fun than Formula 1,” and reflects on his own early exposure to high‑performance cars. The article underscores the blend of legacy and fresh talent shaping the GT scene this weekend.
McLaren set to decide Lando Norris punishment in Austin: What happened the last time
McLaren has yet to announce any internal discipline for Lando Norris after he clipped teammate Oscar Piastri in the Singapore Sprint, a move that sparked controversy but drew no steward penalty at Turn 5. The incident will reignite debate in Austin, where the team must decide whether Norris faces sanctions. With the stewards having taken no action, the focus shifts to McLaren’s own response and the potential impact on the Brit’s standing ahead of upcoming races.
Leclerc opens up on battle with Verstappen at the 'highest level of GT3'
Ahead of the GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup finale in Portimão, Arthur Leclerc says his battle with Max Verstappen has pushed him to the "highest level of GT3." Driving the #50 AF Corse Ferrari 296 GT3 Evo alongside Lilou Wadoux and Albert Costa, Leclerc qualifies fifth, noting the crew’s improving pace in the cooler evening as they aim to finish the season on a high note.
Ayao Komatsu hits back at 'Ferrari B-team' claims after Haas sign second Ferrari junior
Team principal Ayao Komatsu pushes back against rumors that Haas is morphing into a Ferrari B‑team after the outfit signed its second Ferrari Driver Academy prospect. Komatsu says Ferrari never pressured Haas on driver selections and calls the B‑team label “not even a starter.” The controversy follows Haas’s recent announcement of the new junior signing, sparking debate about the team’s independence from its engine supplier.
Christian Horner claims Max Verstappen still seeks Jos' approval in everything he does
Christian Horner believes Max Verstappen still looks for his father's approval in everything he does. Speaking on the Up to Speed podcast, the former Red Bull team principal also said that Jos Verstappen's 'big voice' caused friction and extra drama inside the team. GPblog has already covered Horner...
F1 accused of 'stressing the system' despite these latest updates ahead of US GP in Austin
The FIA rolls out a new software update for the current‑generation F1 cars ahead of the United States Grand Prix in Austin, aiming to prevent the rain‑induced chaos that plagued the Malaysian GP. Despite the upgrade, analysts argue the sport is still "stressing the system," citing concerns raised after the recent Singapore Grand Prix, the third race of a three‑week triple‑header. The article examines whether the latest patch can truly curb technical failures as the season ramps up.
Christian Horner reveals relationship with Helmut Marko is toast after Red Bull exit
Christian Horner has revealed that he has had no contact with Helmut Marko since leaving Red Bull, describing the relationship with his former colleague as non-existent. In an interview with BILD, Horner was asked about the pair’s connection. “We have none,” he replied. Their final meeting took pl...
Alonso caught testing Dakar car in Morocco days after calling entry 'almost impossible'
Fernando Alonso is caught test‑driving a Prodrive Dakar rally car in Morocco, just days after he told the media that tackling the 2027 Dakar Rally alongside his Aston Martin F1 commitments was "almost impossible." Social‑media footage shows the two‑time world champion behind the wheel in the desert, reigniting debate over his dual‑program ambitions.
Lewis Hamilton’s actions shows 'lack of trust' with Ferrari according to F1 insider
Lewis Hamilton's decision not to pit for a second time at the Singapore Grand Prix shows that the seven-time world champion is 'not trusting' Ferrari's strategy decisions, according to former Aston Martin strategist Bernie Collins. The Ferrari driver was called in to pit during a virtual safety car...
Neither Norris nor Piastri: Montoya names real culprit in McLaren clash
Former F1 champion Juan Pablo Montoya challenges the prevailing view of the Singapore Sprint crash, saying McLaren’s ‘papaya’ tyre strategy and Oscar Piastri’s defensive line, not Lando Norris, sparked the incident. In a Spanish interview, Montoya argues the blame placed on Norris is misplaced, pointing to team tactics and Piastri’s actions as the real culprits.
Jack Miller takes issue with Marc Marquez: 'Nobody is above the rules'
Jack Miller confronts nine‑time champion Marc Marquez over alleged rule‑breaking, emphasizing that ‘nobody is above the rules.’ The Pramac rider’s blunt criticism follows controversy surrounding MotoGP’s new regulations, sparking debate within the paddock. Miller’s outspoken stance highlights tensions between riders and officials as the sport navigates its updated rule set.
Horner reveals he had to clean up Marko’s ‘mess’ behind the scenes at Red Bull
Christian Horner has admitted that Helmut Marko made his life 'incredibly difficult' at times during their years together at Red Bull and that he would sometimes have to clean up the Austrian's 'mess'. Marko, formerly Red Bull's motorsport advisor, initially helped Horner by introducing him to Red B...
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