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Sergio Perez: How time away from F1 changed his perspective on racing

Motorsport.com (F1)11/16/2025

Sergio Perez has revealed the importance of taking time away from Formula 1, claiming that once he was forced to step out of it, he 'realised a lot of things'. The Mexican driver was replaced at Red Bull for the 2025 season by rookie Liam Lawson. Having lost the seat at the end of 2024, Perez was unable to secure another full-time seat and instead took some time away from the ...Keep reading

Williams announces 2026 F1 Miami Grand Prix grandstand takeover

Motorsport.com (F1)11/16/2025

Williams has announced that it will be taking over a grandstand at the 2026 Miami Grand Prix. Fans of the Grove outfit will have the opportunity to purchase tickets for the grandstand, which will include a special edition Atlassian Williams Racing cap and team flag and an entry to win a meet and greet with either Alex Albon or Carlos Sainz at the team's fan zone in Downtown ...Keep reading

Racing Bulls team chief explains delay over 2026 F1 driver line-up decision

Motorsport.com (F1)11/16/2025

Racing Bulls team principal Alan Permane has shared an update on the delayed decision regarding the 2026 driver line-up.  Four-time champion Max Verstappen is under contract with Red Bull until 2028, but all other seats at Red Bull and Racing Bulls are currently unconfirmed for 2026.  Isack Hadjar is rumoured to secure the seat alongside Verstappen next year and Red Bull junior driver ...Keep reading

How Max Verstappen tipped Red Bull to "keep an eye" on Gabriel Bortoleto ahead of Sauber F1 signing

Motorsport.com (F1)11/16/2025

Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has revealed that he advised Red Bull to "keep an eye" on Gabriel Bortoleto before he signed with Sauber for his F1 debut. The Brazilian driver signed with the Swiss-based F1 team on the back of securing the Formula 2 Championship in 2024 and the Formula 3 Championship in 2023. "I already said to the team before you even got to Formula 1, ‘keep ...Keep reading

Long-term Malaysia F1 return "not impossible" despite government snub

Motorsport.com (F1)11/16/2025

The Sepang International Circuit hasn’t ruled out the possibility of the Malaysian Grand Prix returning to the Formula 1 calendar, despite the government’s refusal to financially support the event. Malaysia dropped out of F1’s schedule after 2017, just as Liberty Media took over the series from CVC Capital and propelled it to new heights. In recent years, circuits around the world have ...Keep reading