Red Bull’s Horner denies Ferrari switch rumours
Christian Horner has reaffirmed his “100 percent” commitment to Red Bull following a report of interest from Ferrari.
Norris tops FP1 from Max after wing rule change
Lando Norris set the pace for McLaren in first practice for the Spanish Grand Prix as the championship leaders appeared unfazed by the new front wing rules in Barcelona.
F1 25 review — A familiar package with a shining, compelling story mode
F1 25’s Braking Point 3 mode shows what sports games can be.
MotoGP champ Martin eyes early exit from Aprilia
MotoGP world champion Jorge Martin announced his intention to leave Aprilia before the 2026 season on Thursday, a week after the Italian team said it expected the Spanish rider to honor his two-year contract.
Flexi-wings and title swings: What to know ahead of the Spanish GP
Formula 1 heads to Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya for round nine of the 2025 season.
Indy 500 averages 7.05M viewers; most since ’08
Álex Palou’s victory in the Indianapolis 500 averaged 7.05 million viewers on Fox — the largest television audience since 2008.
Gatorade to sponsor Formula 1 sprint races
American sports drink Gatorade has become the official partner of Formula 1’s sprint races in a wide-ranging new deal with Pepsi Co.
Indy 500 runner-up Ericsson penalized to 31st
Indianapolis 500 runner-up Marcus Ericsson was penalized to the rear of the 33-car field along with Andretti Global teammate Kyle Kirkwood after their cars were found to have unapproved modifications in the postrace inspection.
Albon buys Russell dinner after blocking tactic
Alex Albon agreed to buy George Russell dinner on Sunday evening after blocking him for several laps at the Monaco Grand Prix.
2-stop Monaco brings Lawson rare high
While Formula 1 drivers lined up to slam the mandatory two-stop rule after Sunday’s Monaco Grand Prix, the strategy Racing Bulls executed to take advantage of the experiment delivered Liam Lawson a first real high of an otherwise miserable season.
