As it enters the 2025 Formula 1 season, the Haas team has achieved a milestone moment regarding its budget and overall funding sources. Team principal Ayao Komatsu said in a recent roundtable interview attended by Autosport that squad owner Gene Haas for the “first time…doesn’t have to put his money in – it’s great.” While
Aston Martin is looking to rediscover its form from 2023 in the final year of the current regulations, following a disappointing campaign last year. After the highs of Fernando Alonso collecting eight podiums for the team two seasons ago, it was back to a sense of unwanted reality for the British outfit in 2024. Not
Formula 1 has announced luxury fashion brand Louis Vuitton as its new global partner on a 10-year deal. The deal sees two iconic brands come together, with Louis Vuitton to also be the title partner for the season-opening race in Australia. For the first time in Louis Vuitton’s history, the company’s logo will be advertised
Former F1 driver Sebastien Bourdais has released a powerful statement after being stripped of LMP2 class victory in the 2025 Daytona 24 Hours. On Wednesday night, IMSA revealed that the #8 Tower Motorsports car – featuring Bourdais – had been demoted to the back due to a technical infraction. Following a post-race technical inspection, it
Max Verstappen has declared he has no weaknesses left to iron out after clinching another F1 title last year. The Dutchman secured his fourth consecutive championship in 2024, further cementing his name amongst the most successful drivers in F1 history. Red Bull endured a difficult campaign as it slipped to third in the constructors’ championship
Formula E has officially announced ‘Evo Sessions’, a celebrity-based event which will take place during the calendar’s upcoming eight-week break. Following next month’s inaugural Jeddah E-Prix, there is an eight-week gap to the championship’s return to Miami in April. To help heal some of the fans pain of the gap, FE has organised a motorsport
Join RacingNews365’s Ian Parkes, Sam Coop and Nick Golding, as they discuss Lewis Hamilton’s next two big Ferrari tests and reflect on last weekend’s Daytona 24 Hours. Max Verstappen was a big talking point in Daytona, with multiple drivers calling for him to enter. Rather watch the podcast? Then click here!
Johnny Herbert has responded to losing his role as an FIA steward ahead of the 2025 F1 season. The governing body relieved him of his duties after deeming his punditry work to be “incompatible” with being a steward in F1. Having retired from the championship as a driver in 2000, after a career spanning over
Lewis Hamilton is in the midst of an intensive programme of getting to know better his new employer Ferrari. As part of that introduction, an extensive TPC [Testing of Previous Cars] test has taken place this week. Unfortunately for Hamilton, on his second day at Barcelona’s Circuit de Catalunya, he crashed the SF-23. The good
Ferrari’s second Formula 1 test day in Barcelona has been cut short, with Lewis Hamilton’s early shunt bringing the running to a premature end. The Scuderia has been running in Catalunya to make the most of the new, more restrictive regulations surrounding ‘Testing of Previous Cars’ for current Formula 1 racers. Each team is entitled
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