Formula One News — September 2025

Fernando Alonso has highlighted the irony of his perfect qualifying record against Aston Martin teammate Lance Stroll - now 28-0 after Monza.

Rumours are swirling at Monza that Red Bull could be circling young Irish talent Alex Dunne.

Franco Colapinto's Formula 1 future remains uncertain as Alpine secures teammate Pierre Gasly on a new deal through 2028.

Two of Formula 1's longest-serving figures - Flavio Briatore and Helmut Marko - have thrown their support behind Stefano Domenicali's vision to shake up race weekends.

Max Verstappen unexpectedly shattered McLaren's aura of dominance at Monza by storming to pole position with the fastest lap in Formula 1 history.

Stefano Domenicali has poured cold water on FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem's suggestion that Formula 1's grid could expand to 24 cars.

Ferrari's home Italian GP produced fresh debate after Lewis Hamilton dismissed talk of giving Charles Leclerc a slipstream for pole at Monza.

Italy GP - Qualifying Report

Italy GP - Saturday Photos

Italy GP - Saturday Press Conference

Italy GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Italy GP - Qualifying Results

This morning the Alpine F1 eam agreed to a contract with Pierre Gasly, and the French driver will remain with the team until at least the end of the 2028 Formula One World Championship after signing a new long-term contract during the Italian Grand Prix weekend at Monza.

Italy GP - Practice 3 Report

Italy GP - Practice 3 Results

Former F1 driver David Coulthard has weighed in on the only real championship battle left in 2025 - the intra-McLaren duel between Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.

McLaren's aura of untouchability may finally be cracking, after a more competitive start to the Italian GP weekend at Monza.

Liam Lawson has admitted that his Racing Bulls teammate Isack Hadjar is first in line to partner Max Verstappen at Red Bull Racing in 2026.

Jos Verstappen has hit back after Sergio Perez's father credited his own son for Max Verstappen's title successes at Red Bull.

George Russell looks set to accept only a short contract extension with Mercedes, as Toto Wolff keeps the door open for Max Verstappen in 2027.

Formula 1's next big step beyond the radical 2026 power unit rules has been thrown into fresh turmoil, after a major summit scheduled for next week in London was abruptly postponed.

Fiona Hewitson - once the executive assistant at the centre of Christian Horner's downfall - has reappeared in the Formula 1 paddock.

Africa has taken another decisive step toward returning to the Formula 1 calendar.

Former Haas boss Guenther Steiner has officially returned to frontline motorsport - but this time not in Formula 1.