Formula One News — October 2025

Fernando Alonso stunned the paddock on Friday in Singapore, topping the first session and staying inside the top four all day for Aston Martin.

Dr Helmut Marko has confirmed speculation linking Alex Dunne with a Red Bull-owned Formula 1 seat.

Christian Horner remains at the centre of speculation in Singapore, even as he emerges on the public-speaking circuit.

Stefano Domenicali says he accepts the loss of Imola from Formula 1's calendar, even though the historic Italian circuit is his birthplace.

Singapore GP - Friday Report

Singapore GP - Friday Photos

Singapore GP - Friday Press Conference

Singapore GP - Friday Team Quotes

Singapore GP - Practice 2 Results

Singapore GP - Practice 1 Report

Singapore GP - Practice 1 Results

George Russell insists there is no risk of missing the 2026 grid with Mercedes - but admits his new deal is still not agreed.

Speculation is swirling in Singapore about Christian Horner's next move, after the ousted Red Bull boss pocketed an estimated $80-100 million payout.

Max Verstappen's back-to-back wins in Monza and Baku have suddenly thrown him back into the 2025 world championship battle - with pressure now shifting to McLaren.

The Red Bull stable's 2026 lineup remains unsettled, with fresh intrigue following Alex Dunne's sudden departure from McLaren's young driver program.

Williams has revealed another heavy annual loss, even as the historic team celebrates progress on and off the track.

This weekend's Singapore GP has been designated Formula 1's first official 'heat hazard' race, with the FIA moving to address driver safety in extreme conditions.

Felipe Drugovich has confirmed he will leave Aston Martin at the end of the year, ending his three-season stint as the team's reserve driver.

Next year's Dutch GP at Zandvoort - the last on Formula 1's calendar for now - is already a sell-out.

Singapore GP - Thursday Press Conference

With Formula 1 bracing for its most radical rules shake-up in history, questions are mounting about whether the new cars will showcase variety - or end up looking almost identical.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has emerged as one of world sport's highest-paid executives - with a payday even bigger than his own Formula 1 drivers.

Ralf Schumacher has weighed in on growing strain inside Ferrari, accusing Lewis Hamilton of "childish" behaviour towards teammate Charles Leclerc.

Max Verstappen insists he remains fully committed to Red Bull despite the recent turbulence - both on and off the track.