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Tsunoda Replaces Lawson at Red Bull Racing
Yuki Tsunoda will replace Liam Lawson at Red Bull Racing starting from the Japanese Grand Prix, as the Milton Keynes-based team responds swiftly to a difficult start to Lawson’s 2025 […]
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Jonathan Wheatley Confirmed as Kick Sauber Team Principal
In a move that seems almost perfectly timed for April Fools’ Day, Kick Sauber has officially confirmed Jonathan Wheatley as their new Team Principal starting April 1, 2025. Don’t worry—this […]
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McLaren Locks Down Piastri on a Multiyear Contract Extension
Oscar Piastri must really love the color papaya. Either that or McLaren has mastered the art of irresistible contract extensions. Just 15 races into his rookie season in 2023, Piastri […]
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Belvedere Vodka Joins Formula 1 As A Sponsor
Move over champagne, there’s a new premium pour in the paddock! In a partnership that’s smoother than a DRS-assisted overtake, Formula 1 has officially welcomed Belvedere Vodka as its first-ever […]
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Mercedes Unveils the W16: A Formula 1 First in Sustainable Carbon Fibre
Mercedes have announced that their 2025 Formula 1 challenger, the W16, will be the first F1 car to use innovative sustainable carbon fibre composites. That’s right—while Red Bull is busy […]
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Cadillac is Coming to F1: Buckle Up for a New Era of American Muscle on the Grid
Move over, Red Bull—there’s a new beast in town, and it might just come with a cupholder. That’s right, folks: the Cadillac Formula 1 Team has received final approval to […]
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Jody Egginton Leaves Racing Bulls
Jody Egginton Swaps Racing Bulls for a New Challenge at Red Bull Advanced Technologies After more than a decade of keeping Racing Bulls’ engineering ship steady, Jody Egginton has decided […]
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FIA’s Bold Move: Two Mandatory Pit Stops at Monaco – Genius or Just More Chaos?
The FIA has done it again! In their latest stroke of genius, they’ve decided that the best way to make the Monaco Grand Prix more exciting isn’t by making the […]
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2025 F1 Rule Overhaul & Pre-Season Testing: What’s Changing & Why It Matters!
With the 2025 season fast approaching, the FIA has once again rewritten the rulebook—because, let’s face it, stability is a foreign concept in Formula 1.
