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James Vowles and Carlos Sainz-Pitinsider.com

Williams reveals how sensitive data convinced Sainz to sign

Williams team principal James Vowles reveals how sharing secret F1 2024 car weight data convinced Carlos Sainz to join the team for 2025. The move highlights Williams' ambitious plans for future competitiveness in Formula 1.

Red Bull's 2024 F1 Car-Pitinsider.com

Red Bull's RB20 falls short of high-speed expectations

The RB20 has fallen short of internal expectations, particularly in high-speed corners. Technical director Pierre Wache reveals the challenges faced by the team as rivals close the performance gap.

Michael Andreti and The United States Department of Justice-Pitinsider.com

Liberty Media faces antitrust investigation over Andretti's F1 entry denial

The US Department of Justice launches an antitrust probe into Liberty Media's rejection of Andretti Global's F1 bid. CEO Greg Maffei confirms cooperation with the investigation, maintaining compliance with antitrust laws.

Adrian Newey-Pitinsider.com

Adrian Newey poised to join Aston Martin in a $100M deal

Legendary F1 designer Adrian Newey is reportedly set to join Aston Martin in a blockbuster $100 million, four-year deal, marking a significant coup for the ambitious British team as it seeks to transform itself into a genuine title contender.

Christian Horner-Pitinsider.com

Red Bull clears Horner of misconduct as appeal dismissed

Red Bull announces the dismissal of an appeal against the investigation that cleared Christian Horner of misconduct allegations. The F1 team considers the matter closed, emphasizing employee privacy and workplace standards.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali-Pitinsider.com

Domenicali's vision: Navigating F1's evolving future

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali discusses the sport's evolving future, from maintaining competitive balance amidst regulatory changes to exploring possibilities for lighter, more sonorous cars that capture the essence of F1.

Ferrari SF90 Mule-Pitinsider.com

FIA greenlights mule car testing for F1 2026

FIA approves mule car testing for 2026 F1 regulations, granting teams 10 test days. Teams face challenges in simulating smaller, lighter cars with active aero and new power units, balancing dimensional accuracy with aerodynamic relevance.

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