Marveling at Formula 1’s teenaged drivers. Plus: Zhou Guanyu returns to Ferrari
Here’s a wild headline we published today : F1 teenager Kimi Antonelli just got his driver’s license — right on time to replace Lewis Hamilton. You read that right. Antonelli didn’t even have a road license when he was picked as the successor to one of F1’s greatest drivers last fall. Have I ever mentioned that this is a silly sport?
On bubble – Moet & Chandon returns
Winning the FIA Formula One World Championship would be the zenith of any racing driver’s career. Occasionally, an F1 team ...
Aston Martin have confirmed they will launch their 2025 car, the AMR-25 on February 23, just days before pre-season testing ...
The 33-year-old Mueller becomes first female race engineer in Formula 1. This season, the Haas F1 team has promoted Laura ...
For many years, the Formula 1 World Championship was overshadowed in the United States by NASCAR and IndyCar. Not anymore: ...
The 2025 Formula 1 season will begin at the Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne, Australia, from 14 to 16 March.
More Than Equal, in partnership with Manchester Metropolitan University, is continuing its goal to find and develop future Formula 1 stars.
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Has endurance racing replaced Formula 1 as the pinnacle motorsport tech?Earlier this week, Ford announced that it intends to return to the pinnacle of sports car racing, the World Endurance ...
Launching on March 22 in partnership with Fenix Entertainment, Argentina’s capital Buenos Aires will become the fifth city to ...
As Louis Vuitton is announced as official partner of Formula 1, the fashion industry’s motorsport moment hits full throttle ...
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