Mercedes bringing “more obvious” upgrades for first European races | Formula 1 Mercedes will step up their upgrade programme over the coming races after making their best start to a season in four years. Read more:

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Mercedes bringing "more obvious" upgrades for first European races

Mercedes will step up their upgrade programme over the coming races after making their best start to a season in four years.

Round-up: Bottas seeking 2026 F1 return, Correa joins F2 rival Hauger in Indy Nxt and more | RaceFans Round-up Thursday's edition of the RaceFans round-up. Read more:

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Round-up: Bottas seeking 2026 F1 return, Correa joins Hauger in Indy Nxt and more

The 8th May 2025 edition of the RaceFans round-up.

No truth to claims Oakes resigned over disagreement – Briatore | Formula 1 Alpine executive consultant Flavio Briatore has insisted Oliver Oakes' departure from the team was not down to any disagreement between them. Read more:

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No truth to claims Oakes resigned over disagreement - Briatore

Alpine executive consultant Flavio Briatore has insisted Oliver Oakes' departure from the team was not down to any disagreement between them.

Doohan out, Colapinto in: Have Alpine made the right call? | Debates and Polls Alpine's decision to replace Jack Doohan with Franco Colapinto was widely predicted, but are they right to change drivers this early in the season? Read more:

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Doohan out, Colapinto in: Have Alpine made the right call?

Alpine's decision to replace Jack Doohan with Franco Colapinto was widely predicted, but are they right to change drivers this early?

‘It doesn’t matter much whether you finish third or fourth’ – Verstappen | Formula 1 Max Verstappen says the difference between third and fourth place doesn't matter to him after missing out on a podium finish in Miami. Read more:

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'It doesn't matter much whether you finish third or fourth' - Verstappen

Max Verstappen says the difference between third and fourth place doesn't matter to him after missing out on a podium finish in Miami.

Alpine confirms Colapinto will replace Doohan for next five rounds as team rotates drivers | Formula 1 Alpine has confirmed Jack Doohan will not race for the team at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix. Read more:

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Alpine confirms Colapinto will replace Doohan for next five rounds as team rotates drivers

Alpine has confirmed Jack Doohan will not race for the team at Imola, as Franco Colapinto will replace him for the next five rounds.

Round-up: F1 ‘moved goalposts’ for Cadillac, Las Vegas Grand Prix plaza opens and more | RaceFans Round-up Wednesday's edition of the RaceFans round-up. Read more:

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Round-up: F1 'moved goalposts' for Cadillac, Las Vegas Grand Prix plaza opens and more

The 7th May 2025 edition of the RaceFans round-up.

Alpine team principal Oakes resigns with immediate effect, Briatore takes over | Formula 1 Alpine has announced the immediate resignation of its team principal, Oliver Oakes. Flavio Briatore has taken over his role. Read more:

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Alpine team principal Oakes resigns with immediate effect, Briatore takes over

Alpine has announced the immediate resignation of its team principal, Oliver Oakes. Flavio Briatore has taken over his role.

‘That’s not how I race’: Was Sainz right to feel aggrieved by Albon after Miami GP? | Formula 1 Carlos Sainz Jnr complained to his team after Alexander Albon passed him in the Miami Grand Prix, as he thought they had to hold positions. Read more:

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'That's not how I race': Was Sainz right to feel aggrieved by Albon after Miami GP?

Carlos Sainz Jnr complained to his team after Alexander Albon passed him in the Miami Grand Prix, as he thought they had to hold positions.

Leclerc also criticised Ferrari over “stupid” strategy on radio | Formula 1 Charles Leclerc branded Ferrari's decision to swap their drivers "stupid" during the Miami Grand Prix but team principal Frederic Vasseur defended their strategy. Read more:

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Leclerc also criticised Ferrari over "stupid" strategy on radio

Charles Leclerc branded Ferrari's decision to swap their drivers "stupid" but team principal Frederic Vasseur defended their calls.