Having made his F1 debut at last year's season-closing race in Abu Dhabi, Jack Doohan has now completed his seat fit with the Enstone-based Alpine F1 team.

Following his recent exit from the Sauber team, Alessandro Alunni Bravi will be joining {McLaren Racing} as its new Chief Business Affairs Officer, reporting directly to Zak Brown, and sitting as part ...

Following their first on-track day at Fiorano last Wednesday, Ferrari have now shown off their race suits for the 2025 Formula 1 season, with new team mates Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc carrying ...

Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur has hinted that the Scuderia will be eager to start next season with a competitive car to allow itself an early switch to the 2026 F1 project in a bid to fully ...

Ahead of the upcoming season, Mercedes have confirmed that they will launch their brand-new car on February 24 in Bahrain, two days before the three-day pre-season testing gets underway at the Bahrain ...

Ahead of the upcoming season, Racing Bulls driver Yuki Tsunoda acknowledged that he blames himself for losing out to his team-mate Liam Lawson in the battle for the Red Bull seat.

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc's former race engineer Xavier Marcos Padros has been recruited by Cadillac as technical director of its LMDh sportscar project. The Spanish engineer revealed some ...

On the back of his fourth Formula One world championship title, it has emerged that Max Verstappen will retain his starting number, clinging on to number 1 on his RB21. F1Technical's lead journalist ...

With only two teams - McLaren and Aston Martin - having retained their driver line up, the Formula One grid is set to shape up differently in 2025 compared to how it looked like last season.

Making his first public appearance since his departure from Red Bull, Sergio Perez reckons that he will use the next six months to evaluate his options and opportunities for the future. After months ...

Racing Bulls have announced that they will team up with Yard Sale Pizza to celebrate the upcoming 2025 Formula One season and give fans a slice of the action.

Ferrari announced a multi-year partnership with UniCredit, the leading pan-European bank in September 2024 as the Italian firm replaced Spanish bank, Santander following the departure of Carlos Sainz.