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Oakes resigned as Alpine team boss after his brother's arrest
Oliver Oakes departure took the Formula 1 world by shock. Now it has been known that it is due to the very personal situation of his brother, William Oakes, being arrested by the police and charged wi...
Brown attributes 'expected' setback of Red Bull to key departures
Zak Brown, CEO of McLaren, states he is not surprised by the significant setback Red Bull Racing is experiencing. However, what is surprising for the American it's how the Austrians downplay the cause...
Perez on Cadillac's radar: the current situation
Sergio Perez has a return to Formula 1 probably entirely in his own hands. Cadillac has the Mexican on the radar, but there is no agreement. The current situation of a possible collaboration between...
Bottas can be himself at Mercedes, just not in the nude anymore
Valtteri Bottas is back in the fold at Mercedes. As the reserve driver for the German racing team, he feels at ease and is allowed all freedoms, although he now has to keep his pants on, as he explain...
The challenge of Aston Martin: Performing, even when it barely matters
For Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll, 2025 is a tough year. There’s not much to win this season, now that all of Aston Martin’s focus is on 2026. No one at Aston Martin says it out loud, but for the...
The secrets of the simulator: A peek behind the scenes
The simulator: one of the biggest secrets of a professional racing team. Sergio Sette Camara, currently working for Nissan, takes GPblog behind the scenes and talks about the work that teams in Formul...
Explained: Why Cadillac delayed the introduction of its own engines
Cadillac's new Formula 1 team will race with self-designed and built engines from the 2029 season, it was announced on Wednesday. The introduction is a year later than originally planned, and Cadillac...
Verstappen-Piastri incident raises a question: Why does the FIA make it so complicated?
The FIA could have prevented the discussion after the race in Jeddah from being mainly about an incident in the first corner. Perhaps a valuable lesson has been learned by the motor sport federation...
Herbert in controversy due to promoting illegal gambling sites in the Netherlands
Johnny Herbert has once again been involved in controversy. The former F1 driver and ex-FIA steward is promoting illegal online gambling in the Netherlands, which is prohibited. Herbert was dismissed...
Red Bull Racing seeks last-minute change in 2026 engine regulations
Red Bull Racing hopes that the engine regulations for 2026 and beyond will be adjusted, and that the FIA will agree to a last-minute change this week before the new technical regulations kick in. The...
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Max Verstappen drives Ferrari car in a secret test in Germany
Former F1 champion sends warning to Verstappen: ‘Piastri won't put up with your crap’
Update: Verstappen's top-secret Nürburgring test cut short after supposed Ferrari trouble
