
Jack Doohan F1 update as Alpine boss assesses his future
Alpine boss Steve Nielsen has addressed the future of former F1 racer turned reserve driver Jack Doohan after his replacement […]
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Red Bull 'quite spectacular' progress explained by 'zero contribution' Laurent Mekies
Laurent Mekies has hailed the "spectacular" progress made by Red Bull in recent races, but has reiterated he has made "zero" contribution […]
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Why FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem looks set to win re-election unopposed
The hopes of any candidates dislodging incumbent FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem in December look all but gone, as it appears none of his rivals will be able to submit an eligible team.Ben Sulayem is seeking a second four-year term as FIA president during the governing body's General Assemblies held on 12 December in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.Alongside the 63-year-old Emirati, three other […]
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Zak Brown denies destroying evidence in McLaren case against Alex Palou
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown was accused in court of deleting crucial WhatsApp messages, on his second day of giving evidence in the $20.7m case between his team and IndyCar champion Alex Palou […]
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Petronas CEO faces criticism despite apology for F1 podium champagne spraying
Petronas CEO Tengku Muhammad Taufik, has issued an apology for his part in the podium celebrations in Singapore […]
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Lewis Hamilton v Fernando Alonso: Fresh support emerges for Ferrari driver
Sam Bird says Lewis Hamilton did what every race driver would have done as he stayed on track at the Singapore GP despite his brakes failing […]
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Why extreme F1 experiments couldn't save Ferrari in Singapore GP
A few weeks ago, Charles Leclerc identified Singapore as one of the few remaining rounds of 2025 where he hoped Ferrari could redeem itself and deliver a smile in a Formula 1 season lacking satisfaction – a flash of brilliance in the night of Marina Bay. Based on the most recent races, though, Leclerc had already lowered his expectations ahead of the weekend. The reality turned out to be […]
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Carlos Sainz's verdict on Singapore DSQ after mistake-filled quali
Carlos Sainz says there are no "hard feelings" towards Williams after both he and Alex Albon were disqualified from qualifying in Singapore […]
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McLaren blasted for handling of Lando Norris-Oscar Piastri Singapore GP clash
Are McLaren losing control of their driver rivalry following the Singapore Grand Prix? […]
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Mark Hughes: How McLaren could have won in Singapore — if its drivers weren't fighting
When Lando Norris pitted to avoid being overtaken by Oscar Piastri at the Singapore Grand Prix, he closed off the strategy that could have won him the F1 race; one that was proven by Lewis Hamilton back in 2014 […]
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Ollie Bearman tipped to be ‘fighting for F1 wins soon’ after standout Singapore GP
“I give it a year, maybe two years, and he’ll be in a big seat, fighting for wins, fighting for podiums.” […]
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Mohammed Ben Sulayem set to win FIA Presidency unopposed
Mohammed Ben Sulayem is set to be confirmed as FIA president for a second term in December's election, in an unopposed race […]
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Kimi Antonelli explains mistakes that cost him shot at F1 Singapore GP podium
Andrea Kimi Antonelli owned up to a couple of costly mistakes following the Singapore Grand Prix, where he still achieved a second consecutive top-five finish in Formula 1.Although this was his first time driving on the Marina Bay Street Circuit, Antonelli was on the pace straight away, taking fifth and third in Q1 and Q2, both times with a one-tenth deficit on Mercedes team-mate George […]
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Mika Hakkinen’s incredible McLaren F1 prediction revisited after latest title triumph
What a prediction from Mika Hakkinen […]
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Huge change at Red Bull as Max Verstappen's number one leaves for Audi
Audi has secured the services of Max Verstappen's number one mechanic, Matt Caller, who will depart Red Bull at the end of the F1 2025 season […]
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Sainz critical of TV coverage
Carlos Sainz appears to speak for all of us as he claims that TV coverage is ignoring the race action in order to focus on celebrities and WAGs […]
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Ben Sulayem unopposed? Big FIA presidential race twist
The battle for the FIA presidency has taken a twist, with incumbent Mohammed Ben Sulayem on course to be unopposed because it now appears impossible for rivals to qualify to stand against him […]
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The headache F1 2026's rapid evolution is giving teams
With F1 teams' understanding of the 2026 rules and their designs increasing rapidly as the first on-track tests approach, they're starting to encounter an added complication […]
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Red Bull deliver assessment on Yuki Tsunoda’s shocker at the F1 Singapore GP
What Red Bull made of a difficult weekend in Singapore for Yuki Tsunoda […]
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McLaren unlikely to resolve pit stop issues this year
Insisting that pit stop problems have affected both drivers equally, Andrea Stella admits that the issues may not be resolved this season […]
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George Russell hints at detail behind hold-up to Mercedes extension
George Russell has confirmed speculation that it's the fine details that are holding up his contract, such as the number of PR commitment days […]
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Sainz: F1 race broadcasts too focused on celebs
Carlos Sainz has criticised the way Formula 1 broadcasts live races, saying there is an over-emphasis on the reactions of driver girlfriends and celebrities during key moments […]
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Aston Martin reveals how Adrian Newey pushed team with "handicap" remark
While Aston Martin continues to endure a difficult 2025 campaign, the team’s full focus behind the scenes is on 2026.That includes, unsurprisingly, the work of Adrian Newey. Since joining Aston Martin in March, the legendary designer has been focused entirely on the upcoming regulations, apart from some “lunch-break meetings” with technical personnel about this year’s […]
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Mercedes sponsor’s CEO apologises over Singapore GP podium celebration
The CEO of Mercedes title sponsor Petronas has apologised for participating in a podium celebration involving champagne at last weekend's Singapore Grand Prix […]
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History is not enough, Domenicali warns classic tracks
F1 boss Stefano Domenicali has warned that circuits cannot rely on their history alone to retain their place on the calendar […]
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“We have more coming” – Mekies hints Red Bull will continue late 2025 development push
Red Bull have more upgrades coming to boost Max Verstappen's championship bid, team principal Laurent Mekies indicated […]
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Lando Norris v Oscar Piastri: 'Fair has to be fair' says David Coulthard
David Coulthard has defended Oscar Piastri's call for McLaren to intervene in Singapore, saying "fair has to be fair" […]
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Jenson Button drops make-or-break F1 2026 prediction for Lewis Hamilton
Jenson Button weighs in on Lewis Hamilton's future in F1 after a tough start to life with Ferrari […]
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Did TV direction make the Singapore GP look more boring than it was?
As his radio messages were highlighted again, Fernando Alonso told F1 after the Singapore GP to focus on improving its TV coverage instead - and judging by what fans didn't see, he might have a point […]
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25 years ago, Michael Schumacher put Ferrari back on top in Formula 1
On 8 October 2000, Michael Schumacher won Ferrari’s first Formula 1 drivers’ title in over two decades.The tifosi had been biding their time since Jody Scheckter’s successful 1979 campaign, with Schumacher coming close to the title for Ferrari in 1997 and 1998 against Jacques Villeneuve and Mika Hakkinen, while team-mate Eddie Irvine led the fight against Hakkinen until the last race in […]
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Max Verstappen makes blunt McLaren claim as title race heats up
Despite taking points off the McLaren drivers for the third successive race, Max Verstappen downplayed his chances of winning the World title […]
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Ferrari ‘didn’t find the solution’ rivals did with their 2025 cars – Leclerc
Ferrari failed to keep pace with their rivals on car development, Charles Leclerc has admitted, as the team faces ending the season without a win […]
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Ferrari hit back at Alonso's UNSAFE claim after Lewis Hamilton radio rant
Fred Vasseur dispelled any notion that Lewis Hamilton's SF-25 was in an unsafe condition in the closing laps of the Singapore Grand Prix […]
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EXCLUSIVE: Valtteri Bottas braced for ‘biggest challenge’ of his F1 career
Valtteri Bottas tells Crash.net that joining Cadillac marks his biggest test in F1 […]
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Why reluctant F1 drivers will lose their cooling vest battle
F1 drivers including Max Verstappen insist cooling vests mustn't become mandatory. But the FIA's made its stance very clear […]
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Historic tracks must invest in infrastructure to remain on Formula 1 calendar – Domenicali
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says the series' classic venues must not assume they have a right to remain on the calendar […]
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What F1 fans are saying about McLaren with both drivers under attack
McLaren was at the centre of post-race talking points in Singapore, and F1 fans think 'papaya rules' may prove to be an issue for the team […]
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Max Verstappen makes Christian Horner admission amid Red Bull ‘strategy’ change
Max Verstappen and Laurent Mekies are combining very well, but memories of the Christian Horner era will always be cherished […]
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Round-up: Palou’s exit hurt McLaren sponsor deal says Brown, Wolff wants Korea return and more
Wednesday's edition of the RaceFans round-up […]
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Bahrain glows papaya orange as McLaren seal 2025 F1 constructors' title
Bahrain glowed papaya orange in celebration of McLaren clinching the 2025 constructors’ championship at the Singapore Grand Prix. McLaren became unbeatable this season after Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri finished the race at the Marina Bay Street Circuit in third and fourth, respectively. Bahrain’s Mumtalakat and Abu Dhabi’s CYVN Holdings took full ownership of McLaren […]
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Martin Brundle urges McLaren to let Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri "duke it out, gloves off"
Martin Brundle has suggested that it might be time for McLaren to let Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri "duke it out".The Singapore Grand Prix saw friction rise between the team-mates after Norris went for a punchy move at the start to take third place from Piastri. As he lunged down the inside, Norris nudged the back of Max Verstappen's Red Bull, and, as a result, hit the left front wheel of […]
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F1 news: Lewis Hamilton takes aim at Alonso as untelevised radio sheds new light
As the dust continues to settle on an eventful Singapore Grand Prix, it is time to race through the latest Formula 1 headlines […]
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Oscar Piastri linked with shock McLaren exit: Why on earth would he do that?
Harmony remains at McLaren, but the Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris boat was further rocked by what went down in Singapore […]
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What Lando Norris said about 'the FIA' as 'silly' Oscar Piastri clash theory busted
McLaren retained their Constructors' Championship crown in Singapore, though not without some Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri fireworks […]
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McLaren boss Zak Brown clashes with Alex Palou lawyer: 'You are talking rubbish!'
Zak Brown came under attack in court today, but wasn't afraid to shoot back, as he attempted to justify why his McLaren team is owed $20.7m by IndyCar champion Alex Palou […]
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Should Lewis Hamilton have been punished by the FIA during the Singapore GP?
Fernando Alonso has questioned whether Lewis Hamilton should have received further FIA punishment for potentially driving an unsafe car […]
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Toto Wolff’s cryptic update on George Russell F1 contract: "Good things take a while”
With just six rounds remaining in the 2025 Formula 1 season, George Russell is yet to sign a new contract with Mercedes. After his commanding win at the Singapore Grand Prix, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff claimed that “good things take a while” when explaining the delay to the new deal. Russell joined Mercedes from Williams in 2022 and his contract with the team was later extended until the […]
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Fernando Alonso fires back at Isack Hadjar’s “grumpy” remark at F1 Singapore GP
“They have a very fast car, they don’t have many points, so it’s more their problem.” […]
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Vasseur admits to mega frustration
Team boss Fred Vasseur's admission to his growing frustration paints a grim picture for the Maranello legends […]
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Martin Brundle calls for “gloves off” F1 title battle between Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri
Is it time for McLaren to let their drivers race with “zero interference”? […]
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Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc 'passengers' as Ferrari woes deepen
Charles Leclerc believes that the trio of McLaren, Mercedes and Red Bull has now converged at the front of the grid, leaving Ferrari behind […]
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Mekies won't take credit for Red Bull revival
Laurent Mekies refuses to take the credit for Red Bull's ongoing revival […]
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Lando Norris lauds McLaren’s F1 dominance “in a time when it should be more difficult”
“We’ve outdone them by a long way in terms of development and in a time when it’s almost harder to do than ever.” […]
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Oscar Piastri called 'thinned-skinned' after McLaren Singapore clash
After months questioning the driver's mental strength, Ralf Schumacher has turned his focus from Lando Norris to Oscar Piastri […]
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“Still zero” – Why Laurent Mekies claims no credit for Red Bull’s 2025 F1 resurgence
Red Bull have enjoyed a remarkable recovery in recent months - but Laurent Mekies isn't taking any credit […]
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Brown denies 'shafting' and misleading drivers as Palou case continues
McLaren F1 boss Zak Brown has denied "stringing along" racing drivers involved in negotiations with his team as the court case against IndyCar champion Alex Palou continues […]
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