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Oliver Rowland: “Off to a Surprising Start in Formula E Season”
Nissan Formula E driver Oliver Rowland is thrilled with three straight podium finishes this season, crediting the team’s impressive qualifying performance for his success. “Honestly, I would say that it couldn’t go much better,” said
Helmut Marko gives verdict on Tsunoda Red Bull chances
Helmut Marko says Yuki Tsunoda has to continue excelling to prove he deserves a seat with Red Bull. Yuki Tsunoda has emerged as a stand-out performer to start the 2024 season. The 23-year-old is driving
Carlos Sainz wants F1 future secured “sooner rather than later”
Carlos Sainz is eager to ensure that negotiations with F1 teams about a 2025 seat are accelerated. Carlos Sainz has been at the centre of F1 driver market conversations in 2024. Since Lewis Hamilton and
Williams reportedly exploring alternatives to Logan Sargeant
Logan Sargeant is understood to be at risk of losing his Williams seat. Logan Sargeant must produce results if he is to convince Williams that he deserves a contract extension. Despite James Vowles consistently defending
Honda say Aston Martin must sign drivers “we need to win”
Honda wants Aston Martin to select the best possible driver combination for the 2026 season. Aston Martin have completed a critical signing ahead of their 2026 partnership with Honda. More accurately, the British outfit reached
Kevin Magnussen to receive Haas upgrades before Hulkenberg
Haas will introduce their first upgrades of 2024 in China, but they will only be available to Kevin Magnussen. Ayao Komatsu can be credited with leading Haas to an impressive series of results in early
Kimi Antonelli considered likely option for Mercedes seat
Kimi Antonelli is considered an increasingly viable option to drive for Mercedes next season. Fernando Alonso added another piece to the transfer market puzzle by signing a contract extension with Aston Martin. The 42-year-old will
F1: The Best Australian GP Season Opener
The FIA and Formula 1 have announced the calendar for the 2025 FIA Formula One World Championship. It will be another 24-round season, with the Australian Grand Prix back as the F1 season. The 2025
