In a major announcement for the world of motorsports, Formula 3 CEO Bruno Michel has unveiled the highly anticipated 2025 Formula 3 car, which will race for the next three seasons. Engineered for thrilling racing, driver comfort, and sustainability, this new machine is the perfect tool for young talents on their path to Formula 1.
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Formula 1 has long been graced by the presence of Australian racing talents, with their influence tracing back to the sport’s early days. From Tony Gaze’s pioneering efforts to Jack Brabham’s triple world championship and Alan Jones’ triumph, these Aussie aces have carved their path to Formula 1 glory and left an indelible mark on the pinnacle of motorsport.
The 2024 Formula 1 season has seen some fierce intra-team rivalries emerge, with drivers pushing each other to the limit in their quest for supremacy within their respective teams. From Red Bull’s dominance to the close battles at McLaren and Ferrari, these intense battles promise a thrilling conclusion to the 2024 campaign.
In a major move towards sustainability, Formula 1 has announced a multi-year partnership with Aggreko to deliver innovative low-carbon energy generation systems at all European Grands Prix starting from the 2025 season. This partnership is a crucial step in Formula 1’s ambitious Net Zero by 2030 commitment and will significantly reduce carbon emissions associated with the sport’s operations.
Lando Norris delivered a stunning display at the Dutch Grand Prix, securing a commanding victory that has reignited his Formula 1 title challenge. The McLaren driver’s triumph in Max Verstappen’s home race has cut the reigning champion’s lead to just 70 points with nine races and three Sprint events remaining in the 2024 season.
Mercedes drivers George Russell and Lewis Hamilton endured a tough day at the Dutch Grand Prix, struggling with pace and finishing outside the podium positions. The team will be working to understand the performance issues as they look to bounce back at the next Formula 1 race.
In a dramatic turn of events, Mercedes Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton has been handed a three-place grid penalty for the upcoming Dutch Grand Prix. The penalty comes after the stewards deemed that Hamilton impeded Sergio Perez of Red Bull during the qualifying session.
In a candid interview, Alpine F1 advisor Flavio Briatore has voiced his assessment of the team’s recent struggles, attributing their downfall to poor management decisions in the past. Briatore has quickly moved to overhaul the top position at the squad, bringing in the 36-year-old Oliver Oakes as the new team principal before the summer break, believing his youthful enthusiasm and ambition are precisely what Alpine needs to turn the tide.
Williams Formula 1 driver Alex Albon has asserted that the team is making progress, even if their current results suggest otherwise. Albon acknowledged the team’s challenges but emphasized their long-term vision and aggressive recruitment, with the goal of challenging for wins by 2027.
Red Bull Racing has reaffirmed its commitment to Sergio Perez, confirming the Mexican driver will remain in his seat for the remainder of the 2023 Dakar Rally season. This comes after weeks of speculation surrounding Perez’s future with the team, as he has struggled to match the pace of his teammate, world champion Max Verstappen.