Several F1 teams, including Williams, Racing Bulls, Sauber, and Alpine have rolled out special liveries for the 2025 Las Vegas GP. The eye-catching designs that will adorn eight cars are in celebration of partnerships and milestones, adding extra panache to one of the sport’s most dazzling race weekends under the bright neon lights of the…
In a major move that underscores the sport’s growing commitment to female drivers, F1 Academy and Formula 1 have confirmed a groundbreaking, multi-year partnership. Under this agreement, all 10 current Formula 1 teams will sponsor one driver each in the all-female racing series, further strengthening F1’s efforts to foster female talent in motorsport. A new…
Racing Bulls driver and rookie Isack Hadjar concluded the São Paulo GP in P8 with his teammate Liam Lawson at P7 by the end of the 71-lap race. While both drivers had a back-to-back points finish at Interlagos, Hadjar was anything but satisfied with his result, quoting it as “a not very good day for…
With the 2025 season coming to an end, F1 teams have begun announcing their 2026 launch dates. As drivers get ready to finish up the current season with an uncertain championship battle, the official calendar for 2026 was announced. Set to embark on another 24-round campaign next year, the season will also bring the new…
Liam Lawson secured a brilliant P7 in the F1 São Paulo GP as the New Zealander pulled off a remarkable 52-lap stint on mediums. The race had started well for the Racing Bulls driver. He got past George Russell at the start. Charles Leclerc’s demise saw him run as high as P5 at that stage….
VCARB’s Isack Hadjar continued his impressive run of form by qualifying fifth for the 2025 F1 São Paulo GP. The Interlagos circuit, with its undulating layout and unpredictable conditions, tested drivers’ adaptability throughout the day. For Hadjar, it was another opportunity to show his growing maturity and technical skill. After stepping out of the car,…
A chaotic opening lap at the F1 Mexico City GP left Liam Lawson frustrated and nursing a heavily damaged car after an aggressive move from Carlos Sainz triggered contact at the first chicane. What followed was more than just a racing incident—it sparked a wider reflection from the young driver on how modern Formula 1…
During lap three of the F1 Mexico City GP, Racing Bulls driver Liam Lawson had to take avoiding action when he came across two marshals on the track. While the FIA apologised to Lawson, the Mexican Motorsport Federation blamed the 23-year old for the incident. Liam Lawson surprised by OMDAI’s statement After an early collision…
With just three points separating Racing Bulls in P6 and Aston Martin in P7, both teams are hungry to bag any and every available point. What makes them even more desperate is the 39-point gap Williams is sitting comfortably with for P5 in the table. Precisely because of these reasons, Racing Bulls looked to be…
Racing Bulls Liam Lawson reflects on his dangerous near miss with marshalls on track during his short lived F1 Mexico City GP appearance. Liam Lawson suffered a difficult Mexico City GP having retired from the race on lap 5. Despite his limited running on track, the young VCARB driver was caught up in multiple incidents…
