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Romain Grosjean admits his Mugello outing with Haas reminded him he still has what it takes to race in Formula 1.

Luca di Montezemolo says he could quickly identify what is needed to relaunch Ferrari - and named Max Verstappen as Formula 1's standout driver.

Mick Schumacher will test an Indycar for the first time next month, as his chances of returning to Formula 1 continue to fade.

Esteban Ocon has joined the debate about Liberty Media's push to spice up Formula 1 with more sprints, shorter grands prix and even reverse grids.

Romain Grosjean is back behind the wheel of a Formula 1 car on Friday, five years after his terrifying Bahrain fireball marked the end to his grand prix career.

Williams boss James Vowles says Formula 1 should scrap Fridays and adopt a two-day format.

Max Verstappen has suddenly emerged as a dark horse for a fifth consecutive world championship after back-to-back wins at Monza and Baku.

Christian Horner's next move could be even more surprising than his record-breaking Red Bull severance payout - with reports linking him to a leadership role in MotoGP.

Formula 1 drivers are increasingly frustrated that overtaking has become harder again - and engineers admit the once-powerful DRS tool is now losing its effect.

Audi chief executive Gernot Dollner has confessed he was not initially a supporter of the marque's Formula 1 venture.

Max Verstappen will take another step into endurance racing this weekend with his first GT3 start at the fabled Nurburgring Nordschleife.

Ralf Schumacher has backtracked on his prediction that Yuki Tsunoda's Red Bull career is "definitely" over, admitting the Japanese driver's improved performance in Baku has kept him in contention for 2026.

Ralf Schumacher believes Kimi Antonelli may have rescued his Mercedes future in Baku, where the 19-year-old responded to criticism with a solid P4 despite teammate George Russell's podium.

Leonardo Fornaroli says he is keeping his options open for 2026, including the possibility of stepping into Formula 1 as a reserve driver rather than on the race grid.

Bernie Ecclestone has downplayed suggestions that Formula 1's authorities deliberately buried the truth of the 2008 'Crashgate' scandal, just weeks before Felipe Massa's lawsuit reaches a London court.

Spanish commentator Antonio Lobato has poured cold water on Fernando Alonso's claim that he may walk away from Formula 1 at the end of 2026 if Aston Martin and Adrian Newey deliver a front-running car.

Charles Leclerc has poured cold water on suggestions that Max Verstappen is back in the hunt for a fifth consecutive world championship, despite the pair recently trading compliments about one another's form.

Former Red Bull driver Robert Doornbos believes Oscar Piastri's costly errors in Baku may be linked to the controversy that erupted at Monza a week earlier.

Ralf Schumacher has launched a fresh critique of Lewis Hamilton, warning Ferrari risks imploding unless tensions between the seven-time world champion and the team are addressed.

Nico Hulkenberg's long-awaited first Formula 1 podium at Silverstone was one of 2025's feel-good moments - but inside Sauber, the veteran is quietly being outshone by rookie teammate Gabriel Bortoleto.

Christian Horner's two-decade reign at Red Bull is officially over - and reports suggest the 51-year-old has walked away with one of the most lucrative severance deals in Formula 1 history.

Pedro de la Rosa says Adrian Newey's arrival at Aston Martin is no marketing gimmick, insisting the legendary designer is already lifting the entire team with his relentless work ethic.

Valtteri Bottas is hoping to climb back into a Formula 1 cockpit before his Cadillac contract even begins.

Fernando Alonso has admitted Aston Martin faces more pain at upcoming power-hungry tracks, after leaving Baku empty-handed with a car he says was doomed to struggle.