Keeping Bottas for 2025 is 'logical' for Audi - Montoya
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Keeping Bottas for 2025 is 'logical' for Audi - Montoya
Former Formula 1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya has voiced his support for Valtteri Bottas to retain his seat at Audi-Sauber for 2025.
09:45
Mansell criticises Ferrari for missing out on Newey
Nigel Mansell, the 1992 world champion, believes Ferrari was "short sighted" in not pursuing Adrian Newey more aggressively when they had the chance.
09:14
Schumacher urged to consider Indycar if F1 return fails
Mick Schumacher should consider switching to Indycar in 2025, according to former Formula 1 driver Christian Danner.
11:30
Expert doubts Schumacher's ability to watch daughter's wedding
A prominent neurosurgeon has cast doubt on claims that Michael Schumacher may have attended the recent wedding of his daughter, Gina-Maria.
11:10
Perez's F1 seat still at risk despite contract
Sergio Perez's position at Red Bull is still under threat, even though he currently has a contract that extends into 2025-2026.
10:50
Marko cautious about Antonelli's F1 future with Mercedes
Dr. Helmut Marko admits that Kimi Antonelli's potential may not necessarily translate into success at Mercedes.
10:30
CEO: Alpine F1 team still not for sale, despite offers
Luca de Meo says Alpine required a significant overhaul in Formula 1 because the brand had become "invisible."
10:10
Carlos Sainz Sr. respects son's decision to reject Audi
Carlos Sainz's father has expressed his "respect" for his son's decision to sign with Williams for the 2025 season, after turning down offers from both Audi and Alpine.
09:50
Hamilton's mental issues contrast with Verstappen mindset
Lewis Hamilton's recent interview with The Sunday Times sheds light on a key difference between himself and drivers like Max Verstappen, according to former Dutch racing driver Arie Luyendyk.
Oct 7, 09:34
Marko slams Audi's decision to keep Bottas for 2025
Dr. Helmut Marko says it would be "incomprehensible" if Audi really does choose to retain Valtteri Bottas for 2025.
Oct 4, 09:30
After Ecclestone praise, Piastri humbled by Prost comparison
Oscar Piastri has expressed his appreciation for recent comparisons to Formula 1 legend Alain Prost, following hot on the heels of high praise from Bernie Ecclestone.
Oct 4, 08:58
F1 rookie race scrapped for 2024, surprising Marko
Dr. Helmut Marko, along with much of the Formula 1 community, was caught off guard by the announcement that the proposed 'rookie race' will no longer take place later this year.
Oct 3, 20:00
US GP promoter relieved by end of Verstappen's dominance
The promoters of the upcoming US Grand Prix in Austin are pleased that Max Verstappen is no longer dominating the Formula 1 scene.
Oct 3, 19:30
Alonso: Audi-Sauber still deciding on 2025 driver lineup
Fernando Alonso believes that Audi-owned Sauber has yet to make its final decision on who will fill the second driver seat for the 2025 season.
Oct 3, 19:00
F1 bringing back real champagne to podium
Real French champagne will soon return to Formula 1 podium celebrations.
Oct 3, 18:30
Alonso urges Verstappen to behave after swearing saga
Fernando Alonso has expressed a different opinion from many in the Formula 1 paddock regarding Max Verstappen's swearing controversy.
Oct 3, 18:00
Verstappen for 2024 title, McLaren for team win - Ecclestone
Max Verstappen will secure the 2024 drivers' championship, but McLaren will take home the constructors' crown, according to Bernie Ecclestone.
Oct 2, 10:00
Alpine F1 staff call on French government to step in
Angry workers at Alpine's Viry-Chatillon factory have called on the French government to intervene following Renault Group's decision to shut down the site's Formula 1 engine program.
Oct 2, 09:30
Red Bull needs more wins for Verstappen's 2024 title - Marko
A new wind tunnel is expected to help Red Bull regain its competitive edge in Formula 1, according to the team's senior consultant, Dr. Helmut Marko.
Oct 2, 09:00
Ricciardo welcomed to Supercars with 'open arms' by CEO
Daniel Ricciardo would be welcomed "with open arms" if he wanted to continue his racing career in Australia, according to Supercars Australia boss Shane Howard.
Oct 2, 08:30
