Aron and Eriksson to replace WEC-bound Buemi and Frijns at Envision in Berlin
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Envision have confirmed Joel Eriksson and Paul Aron will compete in the Berlin round in May in place of Sebastien Buemi and Robin Frijns.
Envision have confirmed Joel Eriksson and Paul Aron will compete in the Berlin round in May in place of Sebastien Buemi and Robin Frijns.
Norman Edward ‘Ted’ Toleman, whose Formula 1 team gave several famous names their start in the sport, has died at the age of 86 after a long illness.
Mercedes say they are better able to understand how to get the best out of their W15 after the Japanese Grand Prix.
In the round-up: Andretti opens Silverstone facility • Fans watch Tsunoda test tyres • Newgarden leads Larson in Indy 500 test
More FIA member clubs have written to the governing body pledging support for president Mohammed Ben Sulayem following his recent investigation.
Any improvement Ferrari appears to have made with its strategies this year are down to its car being more competitive, says Carlos Sainz Jnr.
Red Bull motorsport consultant Helmut Mark lavished praise on Yuki Tsunoda but said the team won’t decide its 2025 drivers until later in the year.
Red Bull beat their 2023 winning margin at Suzuka and Max Verstappen now has as many victories as all Finnish drivers. More Japanese Grand Prix facts and stats.
In the round-up: New Formula 1-grade tracks planned in South Korea and China • Ricciardo and Bottas test at Suzuka • No Malukas at Long Beach
One of Europe’s top motor racing teams outside Formula 1 has announced it will compete in the IndyCar series next year.
Lewis Hamilton has made his worst start to an F1 season but Ferrari have almost doubled their points haul compared to last year.
Lance Stroll’s struggles over the Japanese GP weekend allowed Yuki Tsunoda to take the final point. Here’s how is unfolded over team radio.
Formula 1 drivers have criticised the decision to hold the first sprint event of the season at next week’s Chinese Grand Prix.
Red Bull swept all before them at Suzuka but there were strong performers in the midfield too. Here’s RaceFans’ driver ratings for the Japanese Grand Prix.
In the round-up: Ferrari’s tyre management better than ever – Leclerc • Formula E cancels support series • McLaren renews tobacco sponsor
Toto Wolff praised Lewis Hamilton for his “extremely fair play” when he offered to let his team mate overtake him during the Japanese GP.
Red Bull are unlikely to be beaten on pure pace for at least the first third of the season, Carlos Sainz Jnr predicts.
The latest crash suffered by a Williams driver will delay their upgrade programme later in the season, said team principal James Vowles.
Max Verstappen and Red Bull team mate Sergio Perez emphatically ended any hopes that their Melbourne slump could be a turning point in Suzuka.
In the round-up: RB20 is a “more extreme” version of RB19 • Stroll avoids pit penalty • Ferrari made “real step forward”