Pascal Wehrlein has unbelievably revealed that his “head hit the wall” during his horrific airborne crash in last month’s Formula E season-opener in São Paulo. The reigning world champion’s car was flipped onto its side and sent airborne following contact with Nick Cassidy, before bouncing off the wall on its side and completing a full
Aston Martin has named Andy Cowell as new F1 team principal as part of a reshuffle of its leadership structure, replacing Mike Krack. Cowell, who joined Aston last year as CEO to replace Martin Whitmarsh will now combine the CEO and team principal duties at the Silverstone-based team. READ MORE: Aston Martin name new team
F1 fans have voted for Lewis Hamilton’s 2020 Turkish Grand Prix drive as their greatest race drive in the history of the world championship. RacingNews365 recently ranked what we believe to be the greatest drives in the history of F1, with one drive from each decade represented, with our ranking placing Niki Lauda’s heroic 1976
The Cupra Kiro Formula E Team have unveiled a new livery ahead of this weekend’s Mexico City E-Prix. A new livery to be used for the remainder of the season has been created as a result of the American team’s partnership with Cupra. The Spanish Volkswagen-owned automotive brand was announced as Kiro Race Co.’s title
Carlos Sainz has confirmed that “a solid plan” is in place to ensure his debut with Williams runs as smoothly as possible. Sainz was one of the high-profile movers of last season, joining Williams from Ferrari following a concerted effort from team boss James Vowles to sign the Spanish driver. That was after Sainz had
Mercedes’ Andrew Shovlin has rubbished the idea that Lewis Hamilton ‘gave up’ towards the end of his time with the team. Hamilton brought down the curtain of a successful 12-year spell at Mercedes at the end of 2024, departing for Ferrari, in a difficult final season. Although he won two races, including the British GP
Alpine’s move to further bolster its ranks with Franco Colapinto can spell nothing but bad news for Jack Doohan, who is preparing to embark on his rookie season in F1. Having already added Paul Aron and Ryo Hirakawa to its stable, ahead of juniors Victor Martins and Kush Maini, the driver roster in Enstone was
McLaren has announced Alex Dunne as its new Formula E reserve and development driver. Dunne was signed to McLaren’s driver development programme in May last year, and is continuing to be supported by the Woking-based outfit. He made his Formula 3 debut last year having been crowned the 2023 GB3 championship vice-champion. Dunne competed for
Alexander Albon is relishing the opportunity to see where Carlos Sainz’s “head is at” when the 2025 F1 season gets underway, their first as team-mates at Williams. The Spanish driver has joined the Grove-based squad from Ferrari and Albon is wanting to pick the 30-year-old’s brains in order to improve how the team operates and,
Alpine had a very busy Thursday, in which it announced the signing of both Ryo Hirakawa and Franco Colapinto. Colapinto made the move from Williams on a multi-year deal, and will initially serve as Alpine’s reserve and third driver. As for Hirakawa, he has also joined in a reserve role from McLaren. Both drivers join
Alpine rookie Jack Doohan, with just one grand prix start to his name, is already under considerable pressure to perform ahead of his first full F1 season. The Australian made his debut in place of Esteban Ocon at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix last year, but there has nevertheless been suggestions he would not
Mercedes chief communications officer Bradley Lord has highlighted the “big crisis” moments which were most interesting for the team to handle. Having joined the German marque in 2011, Lord has been present for most of the Brackley-based squad’s contemporary F1 tenure. That period, in part due to the team’s success and high profile in F1,
