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Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc have hit back at Max Verstappen's claims that he would have won the world championship this year in any top car.

At least three current drivers are already eyeing the new Cadillac F1 team.

Toyota is not ruling out eventually expanding its new involvement in Formula 1 beyond a mere technical partnership with Haas.

Yuki Tsunoda lacks the "consistency" required to be a strong contender to replace Sergio Perez next year.

Max Verstappen admits he has some concerns about the continuing staff exodus at Formula 1's governing body, the FIA.

Carlos Sainz insists he still has a "very, very good" personal relationship with his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc.

The final portion of the 2024 calendar has been "particularly difficult" for travelling team staff, according to Esteban Ocon.

Lewis Hamilton told his future Ferrari boss, Frederic Vasseur, that he didn't want to make his debut in a red cockpit in the post-Abu Dhabi GP test.

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Like Monaco, another iconic and traditional Formula 1 venue, Monza, will have to pay more to safeguard its medium-term future on the calendar.

Ralf Schumacher doubts an Indycar driver is good enough to fill one of the new Cadillac F1 race seats from 2026.

With the drivers' title in the bag, and Dr Helmut Marko admitting the constructors' crown is basically now "impossible", the Red Bull advisor is looking ahead to 2025.

Ferrari is "very interested" in signing up Guanyu Zhou as a test driver, the Chinese driver claims.

There may be two races left to run in 2024, but the question is already pressing - can Max Verstappen win a fifth consecutive drivers' title in 2025?

Max Verstappen's fourth consecutive championship triumph in 2024 has also put a spotlight on how it went wrong for his main rival Lando Norris.

Three drivers have been locked in a tussle over the number 12.

Cadillac F1, the new-for-2026 Formula 1 team project, will reportedly need to pay $450 million alone in the form of an anti-dilution fee.

Aston Martin is eagerly looking forward to the arrival of Adrian Newey early next year, team ambassador Pedro de la Rosa admits.

Once linked this year with a potential return to Formula 1 or Le Mans, Sebastian Vettel ultimately decided to go back to school.