Drivers with F1 logos on their overalls don’t downplay their chance of racing at the top level, especially if the F2 title is in their sights. But “there is no…
Formula 1
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Honda hopes that Ayumu Iwasa can utilise his free practice outing with Red Bull Racing to boost his career, amid the team’s line-up issues.
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Williams has signed up Victor Martins to its Formula 1 young driver academy following his split from Alpine.
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Karter Noah Baglin has been announced as the latest member of the Ferrari Driver Academy, a move that had been anticipated for some time.
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The Alpine Formula 1 team now has four reserve drivers for 2025, as Formula 2 racer Kush Maini gets handed the role.
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The Mercedes-AMG Formula 1 team has announced another five new additions to its driver development programme.
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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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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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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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F2 and F3 have jointly announced that they plan to remain on the Spanish GP support bill when the race relocates to Madrid in 2026.
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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.