Lewis Hamilton is having a tough season at Ferrari. Ralf Schumacher fears that the Brit might stop Formula 1 after this year.

Cadillac will not enter Formula 1 with its GM-built engines until 2029, a year later than planned, due to practical delays in approval.

Former steward Johnny Herbert criticizes Red Bull team leader Christian Horner, stating Verstappen rightfully got penalized after an incident in turn 1.

Ex-F1 engineer Bernie Collins believes Max Verstappen should have been given a tougher penalty after the incident with Piastri in Saudi Arabia.

Similarly to the 2024 season, the Racing Bulls team will have a special one-off livery at this year's Miami Grand Prix.

Chandhok debunks Horner's wind tunnel excuse, suggesting that Red Bull's problems are internal, not relics of a 'cold war'.

Simone Resta is hopeful that Mercedes can once again be competitive in Miami, which spells bad news for Max Verstappen and Red Bull.

In the Red Flags Podcast, the former Haas F1 team principal argues that no matter the downsides of the Dutchman, it is worth it to sign him.

Gian Carlo Minardi believes that the penalty Max Verstappen received in Saudi Arabia was not severe enough. According to him, a drive-through would have been appropriate.

Former F1 driver Johnny Herbert promotes illegal gambling websites in the Netherlands, violating gambling legislation.

Former F1 driver Johnny Herbert criticises Max Verstappen's behaviour on the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix podium, calling it disrespectful and unprofessional.

F1 journalist Peter Windsor praises Red Bull team principal Christian Horner for his management of Max Verstappen's penalty at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.