Another Ferrari test has been conducted today, meaning Lewis Hamilton was seen behind the wheel of the Scuderia once again, along with Charles Leclerc in Barcelona for Pirelli’s tyre test. Along with that, Cadillac continues to assemble its team for when the American team comes into the pinnacle of motorsport, adding another member today. And Sauber
Sauber Motorsport is making a move considered unthinkable until recently. Part of the currently Swiss team will start working from Britain.
By far the majority of drivers have had to report to race control at some point last season. Either they caused an incident, or they were involved in one thanks to another driver. With the new season approaching, it is a good time to take a look at how many penalty points drivers have behind
Sauber, now fully owned by Audi, are yet to announce their third driver ahead of the 2025 season. The decision will fall between one of two drivers, who already fulfill third driver roles in Aston Martin and Ferrari, Brazilian Felipe Drugovich, and former F1 driver, Italian Antonio Giovinazzi.
Formula 1 released several breaking news graphics regarding driver’s and team personnel’s movement across the grid. The one that is arguably the most important was Lewis Hamilton’s move to Ferrari. Not only did it start what many F1 fans dubbed as a ‘silly season’, but it also created a domino effect that reached several teams.
Gabriel Bortoleto, having won F3 and F2 in his first years in the feeder series, landed a seat at Sauber where he will make his F1 debut come March in Australia. The young Brazilian star is getting up to speed before the season gets underway after having taken the wheel on the second of a
Valtteri Bottas was ousted from Sauber, and has since taken on a third driver role at Mercedes with an aim to making an F1 comeback in 2026. While Cadillac remains a possibility for the Finn, he has not ruled out a move to Indycar either. However, a career change could very well be in the
Audi has reached a significant milestone in its acquisition of Sauber, completing the full purchase of Sauber Holding AG. This marks an important step toward establishing its own F1 team. The team confirmed this development to GPblog shortly after the turn of the year.
Sauber’s main sponsor, Australian gambling company Stake, is under scrutiny. The UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has launched an investigation into its practices. The company is accused of circumventing the UK’s strict gambling laws by posting its logo on social media, allegedly as part of prohibited advertising campaigns. Reports suggest that these campaigns were conducted
Following his departure from Red Bull Racing, Jonathan Wheatley is currently sitting at home enjoying his so-called gardening leave. According to earlier plans, the Briton was due to start as Sauber’s team boss on 1 July. However, The Race reports that the two teams have agreed on an earlier start for Wheatley at the Swiss.
Alessandro Alunni Bravi will leave as Sauber before the start of the new F1 season. The team announced this on Wednesday.
Many drivers have already begun their pre-season training as the season comes closer to its start date. With only 61 days until the official start of the Formula 1 season, here is today’s F1 news roundup.
