'No need to always be negative' - F1 chief Domenicali wants 'strong' Ferrari - SkySports F1

Formula 1 chief Stefano Domenicali says Ferrari "need to have a plan" and the "right energy" for the new 2026 F1 season.

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Formula E: Why did Citroen replace Maserati in Formula E? - F1technical.net

On the back of their maiden Formula E victory, F1Technical's senior writer, Balazs Szabo, reflects on the decision that led Stellantis to make a key change to its portfolio, swapping Maserati for Citroën in the all-electric single-seater series.

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Nico Rosberg closes $100m fund as he thanks F1 lessons for incredible VC performance - Motorsport.com

Nico Rosberg's venture capital firm, Rosberg Ventures, has now shot beyond $200million in assets under management after it closed a $100million deal for its third fund.
On the announcement of the fund's close, the German-born racer posted the following on LinkedIn. 
"We’ve just closed our $100m Fund III at Rosberg Ventures, oversubscribed with unprecedented demand, and capped allocations ...Keep reading

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Pierre Gasly on losing Anthoine Hubert: 'It took me years to process' - Motorsport.com

Pierre Gasly has opened up about his friendship with Anthoine Hubert and how he has dealt with grief since his death in 2019.
Gasly and Hubert grew up karting together and formed a strong friendship as they rose through the racing ranks.
"We were part of that programme from 10 to 15 years old," he told F1.com during an appearance on the Off The Grid series with Lawrence Barretto. "It was 15 ...Keep reading

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McLaren confirms Lando Norris won't follow Mika Hakkinen's Woking celebration tradition - Motorsport.com

2025 Formula 1 champion Lando Norris will not take part in any celebration events near McLaren's headquarters in Woking.
Norris's 2025 championship marked the first time a McLaren driver had clinched the drivers' title since Mika Hakkinen in 1998. While the Finnish driver celebrated the moment by driving an F1 car around the streets of Woking, McLaren has confirmed that with the preparations ...Keep reading

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Why Alpine believes key lessons from 2025 can pay off with Mercedes power - Motorsport.com

In many respects, 2025 has been a frustrating year for Alpine. The team decided early on to shift its full focus to the 2026 Formula 1 regulations and therefore to virtually abandon the development of the A525.
Alpine admitted it was surprised by some of its rivals, who continued to introduce upgrades even late in the season. That, combined with a Renault engine that was still lacking some ...Keep reading

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Alonso to retire? Horner to return? Give your views on these 10 F1 predictions for 2026 | Formula 1 - RaceFans

Will Ferrari rebound? Is Isack Hadjar going to prove a more successful team mate for Max Verstappen? Give your verdict on these 10 predictions for 2026.

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