Formula E driver and former Sauber Formula 1 driver Pascal Wehrlein will be on the grid for the 24 Hours of Le Mans in June. He will be at the wheel of the Porsche 963.
Canal+ has just made the news official, and the Red Bull team should do so in the next few days. Yuki Tsunoda will drive the second Red Bull at his home Grand Prix, while Liam Lawson is expected to take over the Racing Bulls seat. No word yet on how many Grand Prix Tsunoda will drive for Red Bull.
Even with only two Grand Prix contested this season, Alpine is already the only team with a zero score, despite significant progress on the single-seater.
The German will be part of the IDEC Sport team for the double-header. The structure is acquiring the services of a man with experience, but whose recent performances have not won him over.
Even stronger than the 2024 edition, for 2025 HVM has a line-up packed with F1 history. And especially 100% blue/white/red history. Victor Jabouille will be driving the F1 car that led Renault to its first F1 victory with the RS10, with his father Jean-Pierre Jabouille at the wheel.
For the second round of the season, the drivers once again provided us with some pleasant surprises, such as Oscar Piastri's victory after taking his first career pole position on Saturday. He surpassed his McLaren team-mate Lando Norris, the team's 50th Formula 1 double. Esteban Ocon scored his first points with Haas, while Liam Lawson once again missed his chance to shine. Here's the editor's Top/Flop for the Chinese Grand Prix.
The fourth season of the World Endurance Championship's Full Access documentary series will be broadcast for the first time on the FIA WEC app on April 4.
For his first appearance in Formula 1, Isack Hadjar showed encouraging potential at the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday. After a solid weekend, he crossed the line in 11th position, penalized by a questionable Racing Bulls strategy which deprived him of his first elite points.
The 2025 season is full of surprises, and Alpine is no exception. Already close to the points in Australia, the Normandy-based team once again came close to its first Formula 1 top 10 at the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday. Pierre Gasly crossed the line in eleventh place after a hard-fought race and before being disqualified.
Haas defied the odds at the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday morning, with solid performances from both drivers. Esteban Ocon, in particular, made his mark with a fifth-place finish, his best result of the season.
The race weekend in China was rich in emotion and performance. On the Shanghai circuit, the young Mercedes driver, Doriane Pin, distinguished herself by winning race 2 with an uncontested domination. This success contrasted with the disillusionment of Maya Weug and the satisfaction of Chloe Chambers.
At the Chinese Grand Prix, George Russell made the most of his Mercedes to secure a podium finish behind McLaren. Despite a difficult start, he fought hard right to the end, earning a rare « 10 out of 10 » from Toto Wolff. Kimi Antonelli's performance was also commended after a difficult but respectable race.