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The deal is done, according to Europe's biggest newspaper - Sergio Perez is returning to Formula 1.

It's not Adrian Newey's job to "fix" the underperforming 2025 Aston Martin car, Fernando Alonso insists.

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The new Cadillac team has played down suggestions it will head into the 2026 season with a significant advantage.

1980 world champion Alan Jones has added to the pressure on Lando Norris' shoulders, calling the McLaren driver a "weak person".

A person quite close to Max Verstappen thinks the Dutchman will stay at Red Bull in 2026.

Sebastian Vettel has hinted that a return to the cockpit is highly unlikely.

Lewis Hamilton has been working hard to get up to speed with the 2025 Ferrari, according to Italy's La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Franco Colapinto's sponsor hit reverse gear after revealing that the young Argentine will take over from Jack Doohan at Alpine "in Imola".

Donald Trump may attend this weekend's grand prix in Miami for the second year running.

Sergio Perez is in Miami for this weekend's Formula 1 race.

Mercedes, Aston Martin and Red Bull aside, another serious possibility for Max Verstappen is now emerging.

A "turning point" for Ferrari could come too late for Charles Leclerc's liking.

"New guidelines" about driver penalties are in place, the FIA has admitted - but even insiders are being kept in the dark about them.

Miami this weekend could be Jack Doohan's last race for now at the wheel of an Alpine.

The spectacle of the firestorm of sparks emanating from the rear of today's Formula 1 cars may be coming to an end.

George Russell should have a new contract in his pocket "pretty soon," according to Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff.

A long-serving former Formula 1 manager and team boss is tipping Oscar Piastri to hang onto his new championship lead until the very end of 2025.

Mohammed Ben Sulayem, the highly controversial president of F1's governing body, looks set to hit reverse gear on draconian new penalties laid out in the international sporting code.

Valtteri Bottas says his contract with Mercedes allows him to race outside of Formula 1.

Another attempt to change or tweak the radical engine regulations for 2026 has faltered - although the door has been left slightly ajar.

Formula 1 is nervously watching developments in United States politics.

An interesting contractual detail surrounding Lewis Hamilton's move from Mercedes to Ferrari could help explain the seven time world champion's current struggle.

A well-known billionaire known in Formula 1 as Sergio Perez's primary backer thinks it is possible the ousted Red Bull driver will return to the grid.