F1 cars could have V8 engines by 2029 – FIA President Ben Sulayem | Motorsport

Formula One could go back to using louder V8 engines with fully sustainable fuel by 2029 at the earliest, according to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem. The sport is entering a new engine era next season but the head of the governing body suggested last February that a return to the naturally-aspirated V8s or V10s was being considered after that….

F1 Driver Ratings: 2025 British Grand Prix | Motorsport

Lando Norris won his home race but Nico Hulkenberg stole the show and another driver also impressed in the rain. Here’s RaceFans’ verdict on the full field. Lando Norris Qualified: 3rd (1 place behind team mate, +0.015s)Grid: 3rd (1 place behind team mate)Start: Held positionStrategy: Two-stop (I-I-M)Finished: 1st (1 place ahead of team mate) ▶ Almost matched Piastri’s time in…

Why McLaren Formula E team couldn’t be saved

Over the past three months or so, Ian James – team principal of the McLaren Formula E squad – had been positive about the chances of keeping the team alive. He had already done so once, when Mercedes pulled out in 2022 yet the team stayed on the grid and transformed into McLaren. Around the time of the Jakarta E-Prix…

F1 Rate the Race: 2025 British Grand Prix | Motorsport

What did you think of today’s race? Share your verdict on the British Grand Prix. Since 2008, RaceFans has surveyed its readers to discover which races they enjoyed the most – and least – during the season. Take part in our latest poll here. Give this race a score out of 10 based on how much you enjoyed it: 10…

Bid to save McLaren Formula E team fails, star driver gets snapped up

The team known as NEOM McLaren Formula E Team looks likely to cease operations later this month after new investment opportunities were unable to be sourced in time for the licence to stay on the grid. The Race understands that NMFE staff were briefed late last week on the latest developments around the team’s status and that a buyer had…

Steering wheel stolen from Silverstone F1 display, ‘V8s by 2029’ and more · RaceFans | Motorsport

Welcome to Tuesday’s edition of the RaceFans round-up. Happy birthday! Happy birthday to Ev! On this day in motorsport Alain Prost won at home today in 1990 35 years ago today Ivan Capelli nearly scored a surprise win for Leyton House in his Adrian Newey-designed March at Paul Ricard, but Alain Prost overtook him to win the French Grand Prix…

Silverstone winner, rising female talent signed for Berlin rookie test

A Formula 3 champion will be testing alongside a renowned female racer, in what is set to be a barnstorming line-up down at Jaguar, rounding out the roster for the upcoming Berlin Formula E rookie test on Monday, 14 July, 2025. Jaguar became the final team to announce their duo taking to the Berlin Tempelhof circuit for the upcoming Berlin…

F1 race result & points: 2025 British Grand Prix | Motorsport

Lando Norris won the British Grand Prix for McLaren and cut Oscar Piastri’s championship lead to eight points. Pos. Driver 1 Lando Norris McLaren 2 Oscar Piastri McLaren 3 Nico Hulkenberg Sauber 4 Lewis Hamilton Ferrari 5 Max Verstappen Red Bull 6 Pierre Gasly Alpine 7 Lance Stroll Aston Martin 8 Alexander Albon Williams 9 Fernando Alonso Aston Martin 10…

McLaren Formula E team set to close without buyer

McLaren’s Formula E team is set to be closed down at the end of the current season as efforts to find a buyer for the outfit have proven unsuccessful, Autosport understands. Following its decision to enter the World Endurance Championship with a Hypercar chassis for 2027, McLaren elected to withdraw from Formula E after three seasons in the all-electric championship…

‘I never doubted him’: F1 toasts Hülkenberg’s first podium | Motorsport

SILVERSTONE, England — “Cometh the hour, cometh the man.” Nico Hülkenberg waited years for his moment. On Sunday, he finally got it: the German scoring his first Formula 1 podium and ending one of the sport’s most infamous and unfair records. Sauber boss Jonathan Wheatley had stepped out of the team’s garage party to fulfill media duties when he said…

‘I was like, what the hell is going on?’ Hulkenberg’s overdue podium stuns rivals · RaceFans | Motorsport

Many of Nico Hulkenberg’s rivals were delighted to see him end his 16-year wait for a podium finish at Silverstone. His performance also caused a great deal of surprise, as he rose from 19th on the grid to reach the rostrum for the first time in his career. Charles Leclerc, who fell to 14th at the end of the race,…

Electrifying in the rain: How Jaguar fought back with Shanghai Formula E win August 2025

The second part of our Asian leg in the 2025 schedule really brought some special memories throughout June as we registered Jaguar TCS Racing’s second victory of the season and the third in total for the Jaguar I-Type 7. Nick Cassidy had shown in Monaco with a third place and then again in Tokyo with strong points finishes that we…

Did switching to slicks before the start really “make no sense”? British GP data · RaceFans | Motorsport

A light rain shower stopped 15 minutes before the start of the British Grand Prix. The track was wet and more rain was due around 20 minutes after the start, but a handful of drivers spied an opportunity. The 20 cars took the formation lap on intermediate tyres but half-a-dozen peeled into the pits at the end of it to…

Berlin E-Prix: From Oliver Rowland’s World Championship win to Felipe Drugovich’s debut, there’s a lot to look forward to | Formula – E News

The countdown has begun for the most important race of the season — the Berlin E-Prix. The German capital has been a permanent venue for the Formula E race since Season 1, and this time, there is a lot to look forward to at the Tempelhof Airport Circuit. The Berlin double-header is all set to kick off on July 11,…

Carlos Sainz: Nico Hulkenberg has always been a top-five F1 driver | Motorsport

Laurence EdmondsonJul 7, 2025, 06:32 AM ET Close • Joined ESPN in 2009• An FIA accredited F1 journalist since 2011 With or without a podium, Nico Hulkenberg has always been a top-five driver in Formula 1, according to his former teammate Carlos Sainz. In his 239th F1 race, Hulkenberg secured the first podium of his career at Sunday’s British Grand Prix after…

Komatsu accepts drivers’ explanation for collision in “terrible race” for Haas · RaceFans | Motorsport

Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu accepted neither of his drivers was to blame for the collision which ruined their races. However he said the pair came together because the team failed to maximise its performance during the race weekend. Haas brought an upgrade for its car to Silverstone. Oliver Bearman used it to reach Q3, but his potential seventh on…

Vote for your 2025 British Grand Prix F1 Driver of the Weekend | Motorsport

Which Formula 1 driver made the most of the British Grand Prix weekend? It’s time to give your verdict on which driver did the best with the equipment at their disposal over the last three days. Review how each driver got on below and vote for who impressed you the most at Silverstone. Driver performance summary Advert | Become a…

‘Verstappen managed to avoid me the first time’ · RaceFans | Motorsport

Oscar Piastri has been given two penalty points on his licence for his incident with Max Verstappen during a Safety Car period at the British Grand Prix. The McLaren driver was also given a 10-second time penalty during the race for the infringement shortly before a restart during the race. The stewards penalised Piastri for slowing sharply in front of…

Did stewards’ inconsistency cost Piastri British GP win? | Motorsport

Laurence EdmondsonJul 6, 2025, 06:03 PM ET Close • Joined ESPN in 2009• An FIA accredited F1 journalist since 2011 SILVERSTONE, England — Although he tempered his answers to the media Sunday evening, Oscar Piastri couldn’t hide his emotions as he responded to countless questions about the 10-second penalty that cost him victory at the British Grand Prix. For fear of attracting…

Tsunoda collects penalty points for third race in a row for tangle with Bearman · RaceFans | Motorsport

Yuki Tsunoda has been given a penalty point on his licence for the third race in a row at the British Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver received a 10-second time penalty plus an endorsement point on his licence for colliding with Oliver Bearman during the British Grand Prix. The stewards said they reduced Tsunoda’s penalty due to the challenging…

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