The Mercedes-AMG Formula 1 team has announced another five new additions to its driver development programme.
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F1 Academy champion Abbi Pulling has split from the Alpine Formula 1 team as she prepares to race in GB3 with Rodin this year.
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The Alpine Formula 1 team has announced the addition of Sukhmani Khera to its academy after a breakthrough weekend in karting.
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Confident Antonelli claims “I don’t feel like the replacement of Lewis”
by Jacob Awcockby Jacob AwcockKimi Antonelli is brushing off the significance of replacing Lewis Hamilton in Mercedes-AMG’s Formula 1 line-up as a rookie.
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Reigning World Karting champion Ethan Jeff-Hall has been added to the Mercedes-AMG Formula 1 junior team for 2025.
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Deagen Fairclough has earned himself a Formula 1 test with Aston Martin this year by winning the 2024 Silverstone Autosport BRDC Award.
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The 2025 WSK Super Master Series season kicked off with the announcement that Ilie Tristan Crisan had been signed to the Alpine Academy.
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Three of Formula 1’s rookies have been busy testing this month in older cars to prepare for their grand prix debuts
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McLaren has announced the hiring of Alessandro Alunni Bravi, formerly of Sauber, to be the new head of its driver development programme.
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Super Formula champion, Toyota protege and Formula 2 racer Ritomo Miyata will make his Formula 1 test debut this week.
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The Alpine Formula 1 team has signed Franco Colapinto on a multi-year deal after reaching an agreement with Williams.
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Every year, some of junior single-seaters’ top drivers are handed professional opportunities. Here’s the best of 2023’s bunch.
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Alpine’s new F1 race driver Jack Doohan and reserve driver Paul Aron completed 2123 kilometres between them at Yas Marina over the last week.
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Red Bull has resolved its messy F1 driver situation, promoting Liam Lawson and Isack Hadjar, but are its line-ups inspired or unprepared?
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Formula 2 runner-up Isack Hadjar will graduate to Formula 1 in 2025 with Racing Bulls, securing the last seat on the grid for next season.
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Sauber has announced that Theo Pourchaire and Zane Maloney, who served as its F1 reserve drivers for the 2024 season, have left the team.
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The Williams Formula 1 team has added British youngster Will Green, who is still in mini karting, to its driver academy.
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Ayumu Iwasa has been busy with the Racing Bulls Formula 1 team this month, but he will not get the chance to race for them in 2025.
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Jack Doohan will make his Formula 1 debut with Alpine one race early when he replaces Esteban Ocon for the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
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Paul Aron has joined the Alpine Formula 1 team as its reserve driver for the 2025 season.