Formula 1 and Motorsport Network launch 2025 Global F1 Fan Survey

Formula 1 and Motorsport Network have launched the 2025 Global F1 Fan Survey to hear your views on the series.The Global F1 Fan Survey is the fourth edition that F1 and Motorsport Network have collaborated on, following previous surveys in 2015, 2017, and 2021. Each of these attracted over 200,000 respondents, helping F1 gain insights into fans’ viewing habits, experiences, and favourite …Keep reading

Exclusive: F1 drivers can opt not to wear FIA-approved cooling vests, but mandatory from 2026

The new wearable-tech shirts designed to keep drivers cool in races in extreme heat will be optional for competitors in the 2025 Formula 1 season, Autosport understands.The devices are being introduced as part of the FIA’s response to the events of the 2023 Qatar Grand Prix, where Logan Sargeant withdrew for Williams with heatstroke, then Alpine driver Esteban Ocon vomited in his helmet and …Keep reading

Hamilton in no doubt Ferrari switch was the right move

Lewis Hamilton has been left in no doubt that he has made the right decision to join Ferrari.The seven-time world champion was speaking after his first drive in Ferrari’s challenger for 2025 at a shakedown run at the team’s test track in Fiorano.Hamilton, who lit up the F1 75 livery launch in London’s O2 Arena on Tuesday evening, revealed he has tried to integrate himself into the …Keep reading

JA on F1 Podcast: Making the F1 Fans’ Voice Heard

Formula 1 held its spectacular season launch event at London’s O2 Arena on Tuesday in a ceremony that was all about entertaining the fans, particularly those new to the series.Hot on its heels, F1 is launching the latest Global Fan Survey in partnership with the Motorsport Network, which is Autosport’s parent company.This is where F1 fans from around the world have a chance to make …Keep reading

Were fans right to boo at F175? Our writers have their say

Formula 1’s first-ever livery launch which gathered all 10 teams brought elements of a race weekend to the one-off event, including the return of the divisive topic of booing certain stars.Red Bull team principal Christian Horner and reigning world champion Max Verstappen received poor receptions, while the mention of the FIA also gained a negative reaction from fans inside London’s O2 …Keep reading

What Hamilton found so “invigorating” from fresh start at Ferrari

Lewis Hamilton has explained why he is so ‘invigorated’ by his move to Ferrari as he made his first UK appearance for the squad at Formula 1’s season launch event.When Hamilton was put on the spot to sum up his high-profile move to the Scuderia in one word, the seven-time world champion used “invigorating”, feeding off the energy from the 15,000 fans inside the arena that gave him the biggest …Keep reading

Every F1 team’s seven minutes at F175 ranked

Attendance at Formula 1’s glitzy season launch was mandatory for the teams. Some came willingly, others less so.Time was tight so each outfit was given just seven minutes to play with. How did they do? Here is our ranking of each presentation.10. Mercedes Mercedes F1 W16Photo by: Getty Images Long after the dry ice had spluttered and dispersed – as if the smoke …Keep reading

All 10 F1 teams unveil their 2025 liveries as F175 comes to an end at London’s O2

The first Formula 1 livery at the championship’s 75th anniversary event in London’s O2 Arena has been unveiled, as Sauber showcased its new colours in front of fans live at the venue.This was F1’s first collective launch event in history, with all teams in attendance to unveil the designs they will race with in 2025 – albeit on older machinery at the arena formerly known as the Millennium Dome …Keep reading

Why Verstappen is leaving 2024 feuds behind in hunt for a fifth F1 crown

Max Vestappen initially joked he might have conveniently fallen ill to miss the F175 launch event at London’s O2 Arena, but instead the reigning, four-time world champion showed up and was again the man on form when it came to addressing the media.There were plenty of topics to choose from, given his seemingly innate ability at courting column inches is equal to his quality behind the …Keep reading

F1 increases mandatory pitstop tally for Monaco GP amid FIA commission changes

The Monaco Grand Prix will receive additional mandatory pitstops to promote more eventful racing during Formula 1 grands prix at the principality – as the FIA ratified further new rules at its latest commission meeting.It led to a number of resolutions across the championship’s sporting, technical, and financial regulations, but also hosted discussions with regards to improving the spectacle …Keep reading