In a dramatic leadership shake-up, Red Bull Racing has sacked longtime Team Principal Christian Horner after 20 years. Laurent Mekies steps in as the new CEO and Team Principal, as the team faces mounting pressure amid a performance dip and internal rifts.
View More Christian Horner Sacked by Red Bull After 20 Years at the Helm
In a dramatic and rain-affected British Grand Prix, Lando Norris claimed a historic first home victory at Silverstone, becoming the first British driver since Lewis Hamilton to win there. With Oscar Piastri penalized and Nico Hülkenberg earning his first podium, the 2025 F1 season takes a thrilling turn.
View More Hülkenberg Makes History; Norris wins the British Grand Prix
Max Verstappen clinched pole position at the 2025 British Grand Prix in a thrilling Silverstone qualifier, narrowly edging out McLaren’s Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris. With the top five separated by just 0.2s, Sunday’s race promises high drama.
View More Verstappen Takes British GP 2025 Pole in Tight Silverstone Battle
Lando Norris converted pole position into a thrilling victory at the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix, holding off Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc and McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri. Max Verstappen’s alternate tyre strategy saw him lead late but drop to fourth after a late pit stop. Norris’s win cuts Piastri’s championship lead, highlighting an exciting season battle.
View More Norris Wins Monaco GP After Late Gamble Fails for Verstappen
Oscar Piastri claimed a sensational pole for the Emilia Romagna GP, edging out Max Verstappen in a chaotic Qualifying session at Imola, while Ferrari endured a disastrous home showing with both Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton missing Q3.
View More Piastri takes pole at Emilia Romagna GP as Ferrari struggles at home
Max Verstappen has dismissed rumours of Christian Horner’s exit from Red Bull, calling the speculation baseless while reaffirming his commitment to the team until 2028.
View More Max Verstappen dismisses rumours of Christian Horner’s Red Bull Exit
Lando Norris challenges Max Verstappen to a McLaren MCL39 test drive, saying he’d be “excited to see the disappointment” on Max’s face. After Verstappen joked he’d be “in Tokyo already” if he had McLaren’s pace, Norris hit back, insisting the car isn’t the rocket ship Max thinks it is—and warned Bahrain may expose its limits.
View More Norris dares Verstappen to McLaren Test: ‘See His Disappointment’
Max Verstappen snatched pole position in a thrilling end to Japanese GP qualifying at Suzuka, setting a new lap record. McLaren’s Norris and Piastri completed the top three. Meanwhile, Yuki Tsunoda’s Red Bull debut on home soil ended in heartbreak with a Q2 exit at P15.
View More Japanese GP: Verstappen grabs Pole, Tsunoda misses Q3
Yuki Tsunoda made a strong debut for Red Bull Racing during FP1 at the Japanese Grand Prix. Racing at Suzuka, his home track, was an emotional experience. Dr. Helmut Marko praised his performance, comparing it to top drivers. Christian Horner defended Red Bull’s decision to promote him. Tsunoda remains focused on reaching Q3 and delivering results for Red Bull, Honda, and his home fans.
View More Yuki Tsunoda Red Bull debut shines at Japanese GP
Red Bull has dropped Liam Lawson just two races into the 2025 F1 season, a decision fueled by Sergio Perez’s past struggles. Despite high hopes, Lawson’s poor qualifying results and difficulties with the RB21 led to his swift exit. With Yuki Tsunoda now taking his place, Red Bull aims to avoid the mistakes that cost them the 2024 Constructors’ Championship. Now, the big question remains—was the problem the car or the second driver?
View More Red Bull’s ruthless call: Lawson dropped after Perez’s failings
Lewis Hamilton’s first Ferrari win came in dominant fashion as he stormed to victory in the 2025 Chinese Grand Prix Sprint. Starting from pole, the seven-time World Champion controlled the race despite tyre graining, finishing 6.889 seconds ahead of Oscar Piastri. Max Verstappen settled for third after losing second place in the closing laps. This historic win silenced doubts about Hamilton’s move to Ferrari and signaled the team’s resurgence in the 2025 F1 season.
View More Hamilton’s first Ferrari win: sprint victory in China
TAG Heuer has officially been announced as the new timekeeper for Formula 1, beginning with the 2025 season.
View More TAG Heuer replaces Rolex as F1’s official timekeeper
