Mercedes partners with Qiddiya for new Saudi GP track, F1 exhibition heads to Amsterdam in 2025, and other big updates

Mercedes partners with Qiddiya for new Saudi GP track

Mercedes has partnered with Qiddiya Investment Company to set up a new center at the Qiddiya City circuit, which will host the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix from 2028. The track has a bold design, including ‘The Blade,’ a 70-meter-high corner supported by pylons. This means the Saudi GP will move from the temporary Jeddah Corniche Circuit to a permanent location. Mercedes’ partnership aligns with their long-term plans, as Toto Wolff targets major developments leading up to 2030.

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F1 exhibition heads to Amsterdam in 2025

The Formula 1 Exhibition will open in Amsterdam on April 17, 2025, at De Kromhouthal and will focus on the Netherlands' racing history. Fans can see historic F1 cars, try racing simulators, and learn about Dutch drivers like Max Verstappen. The exhibition includes Survival, which shows Romain Grosjean’s 2020 crash, and The Pit Wall, where fans can relive big F1 moments. Organizers say Amsterdam is a great place for the event because of its strong connection to Formula 1.

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Airtasker partners with VCarb to reach 903m fans

Airtasker will be a team partner of the Visa Cash App Racing Bulls Formula One Team and will appear in front of 903 million people. This deal is part of Airtasker’s $51 million investment in media and will highlight the hard work of F1 team members like engineers and pit crews. Airtasker’s logo will appear on race-day gear, and the company will show important behind-the-scenes moments. CEO Tim Fung said the partnership is a great match and called VCARB’s fans creative and tech-savvy.

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Hamilton's first Ferrari interview

Lewis Hamilton takes in the iconic Ferrari atmosphere and shares his first moments with the team. From wearing the red suit for the first time to sitting in the Ferrari F1 cockpit, it's a whole new experience. But how does it feel to join a new team after years with Mercedes? There's only one way to find out.

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Key takeaways from Ferrari’s SF-25 launch

Ferrari is making major moves with a brand-new F1 car aimed at securing Hamilton and Charles Leclerc a shot at the 2025 title. Their new Technical Chief, Loic Serra, who, like Hamilton, came over from Mercedes, mentions that they've overhauled 99% of the car compared to last year's model. The most noticeable change is the front suspension, which has switched to a pull-rod design for improved aerodynamics.