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Adrian Newey at the Oyster Yachts event hosted by Eddie Jordan

Adrian Newey hints at F1 comeback post-Red Bull exit

Adrian Newey has strongly hinted at a potential return to F1 with a new team after his impending departure from Red Bull, drawing inspiration from motorsport stalwarts like Bernie Ecclestone and Roger Penske.

Toto Wolff and Max Verstappen

Mercedes willing to wait for Max Verstappen

Mercedes is prepared to wait until October to finalize their 2025 F1 driver lineup, holding out hope of luring Max Verstappen away from Red Bull amidst an internal power struggle at the Milton Keynes-based team.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali

F1 considers V8 engines for 2030 to boost noise levels

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has revealed that the sport is open to considering different engine rules from 2030 in a bid to deliver more noise and vibrations for fans, potentially moving away from the current turbo hybrid concept.

Alex Albon

Alex Albon signs new multi-year F1 contract with Williams

Williams has secured the long-term future of Alex Albon by signing him to a multi-year contract extension, keeping him at the team beyond the 2026 regulations change.

Enrico Cardile and Jerome d'Ambrosio-Ferrari

Ferrari strengthens F1 team with ex-Mercedes duo

Ferrari has made significant additions to its Formula 1 operations, confirming the high-profile arrivals of Loic Serra and Jerome d'Ambrosio from rivals Mercedes to fortify its engineering and management teams.

Guenther Steiner

Haas F1 sues Gunther Steiner for book's trademark violations

Haas Automation has filed a lawsuit against former team principal Guenther Steiner over alleged trademark infringements in his autobiography "Surviving to Drive," escalating the legal tensions between the two parties.

Mario Andretti

Andretti details Congress intervention in F1 bid saga

Mario Andretti has shed light on the involvement of the US Congress in Andretti's rejected bid for a Formula 1 team entry, confirming their intention to join the grid in 2026 amid allegations of anti-competitive practices leveled against Liberty Media.

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