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Dutch TT braces for extreme heat, but no code red for now
This year, the TT weekend in Assen is not only about MotoGP, but also about the extreme heat. Especially on Friday and Saturday, very high temperatures are expected, meaning both the riders and the tens of thousands of visitors will have to reckon with physically demanding conditions. For now, the p...
Antonelli echoes Russell's concerns over Hamilton's growing title threat
Championship leader Kimi Antonelli echoed George Russell's concerns over the growing threat posed by Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari in the title fight. The Mercedes driver singled out the seven-time world champion as one of his main rivals, with Hamilton arriving in Austria on the back of his maiden Fer...
Haas refuses to use Ferrari's upgraded engine for now
For the time being, Haas does not plan to use Ferrari’s new power unit—which becomes available from this weekend in Austria. Cadillac, also a Ferrari customer team, will announce on Friday whether it will run the new Ferrari engine. Ferrari is introducing an improved engine at the Red Bull Ring this...
'We message each other often' - Hamilton opens up on bond with Neymar
Lewis Hamilton reflected on his recent social media exchange with Neymar Jr. following Brazil's World Cup victory over Scotland, offering further insight into his relationship with the Brazilian superstar. Brazil beat Scotland 3-0 overnight, with Neymar making his first appearance of this World Cup...
MotoGP confirms Yamaha as sole Moto3 supplier in major 2028–2033 deal
MotoGP and Yamaha have announced that, from 2028-2033, the Japanese manufacturer will take over as the sole supplier of the Moto3 class in both the engine and chassis department. The move is aimed at not only reducing costs for the championship as a whole, but providing a more level playing field fo...
FIA 'strongest operating result in ten years' leaves Ben Sulayem delighted
The FIA has released its financial results for 2025, highlighting the continued progress made by the governing body under the leadership of President Mohammed Ben Sulayem. The latest report reflects the federation's ongoing efforts to strengthen its financial position that has taken place in recent...
Verstappen does not want to talk about his future anymore
Max Verstappen did not want respond to speculation surrounding his future during a crucial weekend for both himself and Red Bull, with the Milton Keynes-based team introducing a substantial upgrade package on the RB22 for its home race. Red Bull heads into its home race looking to bounce back after...
Russell sounds alarm over Hamilton and Ferrari's growing title challenge
George Russell has warned that Ferrari are becoming a genuine title threat, with Lewis Hamilton leading the charge after his recent upturn in form. While Kimi Antonelli remains the driver to beat, the Mercedes driver believes Ferrari are firmly back in the fight. The seven-time world champion arrive...
Verstappen can forget about a move to Mercedes: few options left for 2027
Max Verstappen can forget about a move to Mercedes, which narrows his options for leaving Red Bull Racing. How George Russell’s contract extension closed a door that, in truth, was never really open for the Dutchman. For two years now, there has been talk of a possible switch by Max Verstappen to M...
Ben Sulayem's proposal goes through: FIA removes term limits for President
The removal of term limits for FIA presidents has been approved at the Macau General Assembly following a proposal from Mohammed Ben Sulayem. As this website previously reported, a vote on removing term limits was proposed at the FIA's General Assembly. As GPblog understood to be the case, the vote...
No Mercedes for Verstappen: the German outfit keeps Russell
George Russell will remain with Mercedes next season. The German team is said to have exercised the option in the Briton's contract, although this is being denied. However, GPblog understands that Mercedes has a multi-year contract with Russell that runs until the end of the 2027 season. For Max Ver...
Alonso confirms Aston Martin commitment: 'Whether that's in F1 is a different question'
Fernando Alonso says he will continue racing, but whether that is in Formula 1 or not will be decided around or after the summer break. Either way, the former two-time world champion is committed to Aston Martin. Earlier this Thursday, Mike Krack, Aston Martin's Chief Technical Officer, said that Fe...
Ocon shrugs off exit rumours: "People can say whatever the f*** they want"
Esteban Ocon says he has the trust of the team and team principal Ayao Komatsu when asked about his future at Haas. Regarding the rumours surrounding his future, the Frenchman was clear: "People can say whatever the f*** they want!" As GPblog previously reported, Oliver Bearman is set to become the...
Brazilian star Neymar echoes Hamilton's emotional phrase after FIFA World Cup return
Last night, Neymar made his 2026 FIFA World Cup debut in Brazil's victory over Scotland after returning from injury. Following the match, the Brazilian star used the same phrase that Lewis Hamilton did after winning the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix. The third round of group-stage matches at the 20...
Fernando Alonso set to make decision on Formula 1 future during the 'summer break'
At the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso made a telling statement. The Spaniard said it would be his last Formula 1 race at a circuit that holds a special place in his heart. Meanwhile, Mike Krack, Aston Martin's Chief Trackside Officer, hopes Alonso will remain in the sport. Alonso ex...
"The leader has taken the decision": Adrian Newey has finger pointed at him for lack of Aston Martin upgrades
Adrian Newey has had the finger pointed at him for the lack of upgrades at Aston Martin so far during a difficult 2026 season. Aston Martin have had a disastrous campaign and have scored just one point through Fernando Alonso at the Monaco Grand Prix. They are set to abandon their AMR26 with a new c...
Jak Crawford admits F1 pressure as he hopes not to be "stuck" without race seat
Jak Crawford has opened up on the pressures of getting into Formula One, as he hopes to avoid being "stuck" without a race seat like other Formula Two drivers in recent years. The 21-year-old American has been with Aston Martin for the past two years, making his debut in June 2024 at the Red Bull Ri...
Full rookie lineup for Austria FP1 with six drivers left on sidelines
Plenty of Formula One drivers will again be on the sidelines in FP1 this Friday in Austria. Last time out, seven rookies stepped in for the first practice session in Barcelona, and teams are again making use of the rookie regulations at the Red Bull Ring. Formula One teams are required to have a roo...
Pecco Bagnaia signs for Aprilia in new multi-year deal
Two-time MotoGP World Champion Francesco Bagnaia is officially joining Aprilia next year after much speculation about the Italian's future. After yesterday's triple-announcement from Ducati, in which Marc Marquez's contract was renewed and Pedro Acosta was confirmed to join the team next year while...
Former F1 driver escapes fight with rival: 'Was about to throw a punch'
Former Formula One driver Kevin Magnussen escaped a fight with a rival driver, following an explosive argument following his NASCAR debut. Magnussen exchanged heated words with Noah Gragson after the Anduril 250 in San Diego, in which he told the American driver to "f*** off" and "get out of my fac...
First look at RB22 upgrades as Red Bull 'put car on a diet' ahead of Austrian Grand Prix
Red Bull Racing has brought upgrades to this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix and GPblog has the first images of the RB22 ahead of the eighth race of the Formula One season. It had become clear for some time that Red Bull would bring the second major update package of the season to Austria. The RB22 ne...
FIA declares heat hazard for Austrian Grand Prix with brutal temperatures forecasted
The FIA has declared a heat hazard warning for this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix, with brutal temperatures forecasted for the eighth race of the Formula One season. Drivers are currently in for a brutally hot race at the Red Bull Ring, which will challenge the reliability of the cars, the durabilit...
Home at Last! Gasly poses with Monaco P3 trophy after Red Bull hands it over
Pierre Gasly has finally received his trophy from Red Bull for finishing third at the Monaco Grand Prix, following Alpine's successful appeal into his pitlane speeding penalties during the race. The Frenchman finished third on track but was originally demoted to seventh after receiving 10 seconds i...
'Ferrari backed to overcome Mercedes challenge once again in Austria'
Ferrari is tipped to continue its strong form at the Austrian Grand Prix. GPblog's readers back the Italian outfit to secure back-to-back victories this weekend at the Red Bull Ring. At the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton crossed the finish line in first place to claim his first victo...
FIA to provide clarification after Ferrari query over Mercedes' diffuser
In the run-up to the Austrian Grand Prix, Ferrari has asked the FIA whether Mercedes’ diffuser is illegal or whether it complies with the regulations. GPblog understands that a letter clarifying the rules will be issued in the coming days. The Mercedes diffuser recently received an update that is s...