Red Bull’s junior team, widely regarded as the most comprehensive in Formula 1, is undergoing a significant overhaul amid concerns about its dwindling stocks. This revamp, led by Helmut Marko, is crucial for the team’s long-term success as they seek to nurture and develop promising young drivers to sustain their dominance in the sport.
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The Formula 1 Commission has officially given the green light to the introduction of driver cooling kits for the 2025 season, aimed at combating extreme heat conditions that have raised concerns for driver safety. This move comes after the 2023 Qatar Grand Prix, where several drivers suffered symptoms of heat exhaustion, highlighting the need for improved cooling systems.
Ferrari and IBM have announced a multi-year partnership to revolutionize the Formula 1 fan experience, set to commence in 2025. The collaboration will leverage IBM’s expertise in technology and consulting to deliver unprecedented digital experiences for Scuderia Ferrari fans around the world.
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali reveals that several European grands prix may soon host races on a rotational basis, a move that could significantly impact the F1 calendar and schedule. Explore the potential implications, including new venue additions and contract negotiations, in this exclusive Formula 1 news update.
Formula 1 faces a notable absentee as Fernando Alonso, the legendary Spanish driver, will be a late arrival at the Brazilian Grand Prix. Alonso has been battling an intestinal infection that forced him to return to Europe for specialist treatment, raising questions about his physical condition and readiness for the sprint race weekend.
Mercedes has been compelled to bring a halt to the development of its current Formula 1 car following a spate of recent crashes, which have resulted in significant financial burdens. The cumulative repair bill has reached a point where, due to cost cap restrictions, Mercedes can no longer afford to introduce any further upgrades to its car, affecting the team’s performance in the remaining races of the season.
As the Formula 1 circus arrives in Sao Paulo for the Brazilian Grand Prix, the excitement is building following two drama-filled races in the Americas. With the title race heating up and the return of the Sprint weekend format, this event is set to be an unmissable showdown.
McLaren has given the strongest indication yet that it is now prepared to fully support Lando Norris’ Formula 1 title bid, despite previously being hesitant to introduce team orders. With eight races remaining in the season, the team recognizes the growing importance of maximizing Norris’ points-scoring opportunities to close the 62-point gap with championship leader Max Verstappen.
McLaren is set to review Oscar Piastri’s aggressive first-lap move on teammate Lando Norris at the Italian Grand Prix, examining whether it adheres to the team’s ‘Papaya Rules’ code of conduct. The incident sparked debate as Norris lost momentum, ultimately allowing Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc to claim second place. McLaren boss Andrea Stella emphasized the importance of capitalizing on every points-scoring opportunity as the team targets the constructors’ and drivers’ championships.
Haas driver Kevin Magnussen is on the verge of a Formula 1 ban after accumulating 12 penalty points on his superlicence following his Italian Grand Prix clash with Pierre Gasly. This development comes after Magnussen was handed a 10-second penalty and two penalty points for the incident, leaving him at risk of missing the upcoming Azerbaijan Grand Prix.