Lawson reveals 'shock' at Red Bull's Tsunoda switch Liam Lawson has admitted that he was shocked by his demotion from Red Bull after two grands prix, while team boss Christian Horner believes it was a case of "too much, too soon." - ESPN
Red Bull in spotlight after driver swap at Japanese Grand Prix on TSN As Formula 1 prepares for the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, could Red Bull have chosen a more appropriate time to promote Japanese driver Yuki Tsunoda? In an interview this week, Tsunoda told Reuters "[It] couldn't be a crazier situation than this ... I think the amount of pressure I'm going to get will be definitely the most I'm going to get in my life. - ESPN
Stroll promises Aston Martin will be in F1 for decades despite team stake sale The Aston Martin brand will be in Formula 1 for decades to come, team owner Lawrence Stroll said on Monday after the sportscar maker announced the sale of its stake in the Silverstone-based outfit. - Reuters
Tsunoda dreaming of standing on the podium with Red Bull in Japan Yuki Tsunoda has said standing on the Suzuka podium as a Red Bull driver would be a dream come true -- one that still feels "unreal" ahead of his home race. - Nate Saunders
Red Bull's Marko insists Tsunoda will see out full season Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has insisted Yuki Tsunoda will see out the whole season after his shock promotion to replace Liam Lawson. - Nate Saunders
'Tough': Lawson speaks after Red Bull axing Liam Lawson called his abrupt demotion from his boyhood dream drive at Red Bull "tough" in his first social media post since the news was confirmed. On Thursday, Red Bull announced that the Kiwi driver would make way for Yuki Tsunoda, starting from the Japanese Grand Prix. - Nate Saunders
Report: Red Bull to replace Lawson with Tsunoda Yuki Tsunoda will replace Red Bull's Liam Lawson at the Japanese Grand Prix, sources have confirmed to ESPN. - Nate Saunders
Hamilton is EA Sports F1 25's Iconic Edition cover star Following his first success with Ferrari at last weekend's bittersweet Chinese Grand Prix, where he won the Sprint Race while displaying masterful tire management, Lewis Hamilton has been announced as the sole cover star for the EA Sports F1 25 Iconic Edition. - Marco Wutz
Red Bull's Lawson predicament is a mess of its own making Death, taxes and Max Verstappen's teammate facing rumors of an impending departure; three certainties in life as sure as the rising and setting of the sun. - Nate Saunders
Report: Red Bull considering replacing Lawson with Tsunoda for Japanese GP Red Bull is giving serious consideration to dropping Liam Lawson after only two races and replacing him with Yuki Tsunoda at the Japanese GP, sources have told ESPN. - Nate Saunders
Norris relishing title fight with teammate Piastri Lando Norris is relishing the prospect of battling teammate Oscar Piastri for the Formula 1 drivers' title and said McLaren are ready for any tension that arises. - Reuters
Ferrari's Shanghai debacle: Explaining Hamilton, Leclerc DQs The new Formula 1 season is only two races old, but Ferrari's points deficits already make for grim reading. - Laurence Edmondson
Norris says he was lucky to finish after brakes went McLaren's Lando Norris said he was lucky to finish Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix, and stretch his Formula 1 championship lead to eight points, after a brake problem became critical in the closing stages. - Reuters
Hamilton, Leclerc, Gasly all DQ'd from Chinese GP for technical infringements Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Pierre Gasly have all been disqualified from the results of the Chinese Grand Prix after technical infringements were found on their cars in post-race checks. - Laurence Edmondson
Piastri wins as dominant McLaren claim one-two finish at Chinese GP Oscar Piastri beat teammate Lando Norris to victory at the Chinese Grand Prix as McLaren continued to look a cut above the competition at the second round of the new Formula 1 season, while Ferrari suffered a post-race nightmare with a double disqualification for Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton. - Laurence Edmondson
Norris takes blame for P3 with 'too many mistakes' Lando Norris took the blame for missing out on a place on the front row of the grid at the Chinese Grand Prix, saying he made "too many mistakes" during qualifying. - Laurence Edmondson
Dominant Hamilton claims first Ferrari win in sprint race Lewis Hamilton took his first win as a Ferrari driver after securing a lights-to-flag victory in the sprint race at the Chinese Grand Prix. - Laurence Edmondson
Zhou hoping for F1 return with Cadillac in 2026 China's first and only F1 driver, Zhou Guanyu, said ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix on Thursday that he hopes to get back into a race seat with Cadillac when it joins the grid in 2026, adding that churn in the driver market created a "brutal sport." - Reuters
Horner: Red Bull ready for development race over 2025 Red Bull team boss Christian Horner said on Friday he was primed for a "development race" between Formula 1's top teams ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix, singling out McLaren's 2025 challenger as "the car to beat." - Reuters
Lawson 'couldn't care less' about Brown's Tsunoda comments Liam Lawson has said he "couldn't care less" what Zak Brown thinks after the McLaren CEO suggested Red Bull should have promoted Yuki Tsunoda instead of him this year. - Laurence Edmondson
Hamilton 'in shock' after first Ferrari sprint pole at Chinese GP Lewis Hamilton said he was "in shock" after securing pole position for Saturday's sprint race at the Chinese Grand Prix on just his second race weekend with Ferrari. - Laurence Edmondson
McLaren's Norris fastest in practice at Chinese Grand Prix McLaren's Lando Norris topped the time sheet during the only practice session for Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix on Friday, with Alpine's Jack Doohan bringing the session to a halt for several minutes after the rookie driver lost power midway through a lap. - Reuters
Australia overreactions: McLaren unbeatable, Hamilton regret The 2025 Formula 1 season is underway! Last Sunday's Australian Grand Prix was a wildly unpredictable, thrilling race, one that will be remembered as one of the sport's most exciting curtain raisers. - Laurence Edmondson and Nate Saunders
Norris: McLaren have learned from last year as favourites Lando Norris showed he and favourites McLaren had learned from last year by taking the lead in the Formula 1 drivers' championship for the first time and ending Max Verstappen's tenure at the top. - Reuters
