
Mattia Binotto to join Texa as Head of the E-Powertrains programme
A new career path is unfolding for the former Ferrari Team Principal, after his exit from the Italian Scuderia at the beginning of the past season.

A new career path is unfolding for the former Ferrari Team Principal, after his exit from the Italian Scuderia at the beginning of the past season.

With the AMR24 improvement program, Fernando Alonso is certain that his Aston Martin Formula 1 team will avoid making the same mistakes as last year. Starting 2023 on a podium streak, Alonso was regularly Red Bull’s closest rival, scoring six podiums in the first eight races and pushing Sergio Perez for P2 in the standings…

Formula 1 is back on track today for the first time this season, testing the new single seaters around the Bahrain International Circuit, after what was quite the winter break. While Red Bull was taken by the Horner’s saga, all eyes at Ferrari were on no one other than Sir Lewis Hamilton, who was suddenly…

At 15:00 sharp the lights at the end of the pitlane turned green, but the action remained confined to the pitboxes for the first few minutes. Carlos Sainz had a little look, but quickly pitted again. Pierre Gasly followed as one of the afternoon drivers, while Lando Norris had to wait for his McLaren to…

Photo Credit: Haas F1 Team

Reigning three-time world champion Max Verstappen has started his 2024 campaign from where he left off in 2023, at the top of the timesheets for the first official session of pre-season testing in Bahrain. Williams was the only team to suffer from reliability issues, with Alex Albon’s running being cut short by over 20 minutes…
Red Bull is evaluating whether it can effectively implement a Mercedes-style sidepod design in Formula 1. Based in Milton Keynes, the team has taken a radical approach to transforming its car this year, incorporating features similar to those used by Mercedes in the past. This redesign includes high gulleys along the engine cover and t…

Sergio Pérez dismissed Fernando Alonso’s idea to extend testing to four days given the already “brutal” calendar

With Lewis Hamilton set to walk through Maranello’s doors next year and Carlos Sainz leaving, there has been suggestions that Ferrari will view this year as a transition year so that the car can develop further for when Hamilton arrives and the Italian team can return to title-competing ways. Fred Vasseur, Team Principal at Ferrari,…