Formula One News — May 2025

F1's governing body, and the Alpine team, have slammed the personal abuse and threats being aimed at new Argentine Formula 1 driver Franco Colapinto's rivals.

A "breakthrough" at Red Bull may have arrived in the nick of time to rescue Max Verstappen's quest for a fifth consecutive world championship.

Kimi Antonelli admits his poorest personal performance of his young Formula 1 career was clearly connected to the hype and commotion of his first home race.

Flavio Briatore says he will be "patient" with Franco Colapinto following a baptism of fire for the Argentine driver at Imola.

Another name can be added to the growing list of candidates for Cadillac's two new Formula 1 race seats in 2026.

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Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko has reassured Yuki Tsunoda the Japanese driver's seat is safe despite destroying his car in Imola qualifying.

Team CEO Zak Brown insists McLaren is holding firm to its principles by refusing to nominate a number 1 driver for the drivers' title quest.

Max Verstappen has issued a clear warning to any rival Formula 1 team boss who is contemplating giving him a phone call.

Carlos Sainz admits he is quite happy to be in a blue car rather than a red one in 2025.

Aston Martin is not ruling out that Fernando Alonso will still be racing a green car in Formula 1 in 2027.

Jack Doohan's famous father has aimed a clear jibe at Alpine after the rookie Australian was axed from the race lineup.

Formula 1's new idea to annually alternate some European races could save the iconic Imola circuit from the axe.

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On-form but out-of-contract Mercedes driver George Russell says his Formula 1 future beyond 2025 is wide open.

For the first time, Max Verstappen has admitted he is not 100 percent committed to staying at Red Bull Racing next year.