Ferrari 2025 car design focused on Hamilton

Ferrari's 2025 F1 car design is set to be influenced by Lewis Hamilton's driving style. Hamilton will join Ferrari on a multi-year contract and partner with Charles Leclerc. Loic Serra will begin as Ferrari's Head of Chassis Performance Engineering and may become Technical Director. This change includes a possible switch to pull-rod front suspension, which matches Hamilton and Leclerc's driving preferences and could shift Ferrari's development focus.

Click here to read the full article by Dan Lawrence (motorsportweek.com)

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Can Red Bull claim a third title?

Red Bull isn't dominating like they did in 2023. They started the season well with early wins but have had trouble lately, losing three races and facing tough competition. Verstappen is still performing well, but Perez's poor results are a problem. Despite this, Red Bull is still leading the Constructors' Championship, but they need both drivers to do better to win their third straight title.

Click here to read the full article by Freddie Cotton (formulanerds.com)

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Cora Schumacher feels 'used' after Ralf comes out

Ralf Schumacher's ex-wife, Cora Schumacher, feels 'used' after he came out as gay. They were married for 14 years and have a son, David. Cora found out about Ralf's sexuality on social media and believes she was misled during their marriage. She feels hurt and wonders if Ralf ever really loved her.

Click here to read the full article by Luke Power (dailymail.co.uk)

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Newey gives insight into RB17 and future plans

F1’s top designer, Adrian Newey, talks with Talking Bull Airstream about the RB17 hypercar’s launch at Goodwood Festival of Speed. He shares his pride in the car’s speed, ongoing updates, and its place in his life even after he leaves the team in early 2025. Newey also answers fan questions about where he finds inspiration and if he ever faces ‘writer’s block’ as a designer.

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Can they spot the mistake?

It’s the third episode of Grill the Grid, and the drivers are presented with 12 photos, each of which has been altered in some way. The photos are extremely tricky, and they must think long and hard to spot what’s off. One of the photos shows Alonso holding a trophy, but did he actually win it? Click here to watch the video.