Today’s F1 News Delivered Faster Than a Pit Stop
James Vowles got to drive Keke Rosberg’s Williams FW08 at Goodwood. Unlike Christian Horner, Vowles never aimed to be a racing driver and studied computer science and motorsport engineering. He started his F1 career with British American Racing in 2001 and later became Mercedes' chief strategist before leading Williams.
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Sergio Perez's future at Red Bull is now more uncertain than ever after his recent contract extension. Red Bull is looking at Liam Lawson as a potential replacement, which is evidenced by a recent test at Silverstone where Lawson demonstrated his skills. Lawson's strong junior career and substitute appearances make him a serious contender for Perez's seat.
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Mercedes boss Toto Wolff believes Andrea Kimi Antonelli's first Formula 2 win at Silverstone will ease the pressure on him. Antonelli had high expectations due to his strong record and ties with Mercedes, and the pressure grew when Lewis Hamilton announced his move to Ferrari in 2025. Antonelli struggled at first but impressed everyone by winning the wet Sprint race at Silverstone. Wolff said this win takes a lot of pressure off Antonelli and shows his potential.
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McLaren boss Andrea Stella has denied the need for structural changes in response to recent strategic errors that cost the team potential wins. Despite the MCL38's competitiveness and an ongoing streak of podium finishes, McLaren missed key opportunities in Canada and Silverstone due to tactical blunders. Stella emphasized that McLaren will review decisions collectively rather than making immediate organizational changes.
Click here to read the full article by Taylor Powling (crash.net)
You know that feeling when you meet your favorite driver? Well, a Mercedes fan got to experience it. At the British GP, the Mercedes F1 team selected a group of fans from the crowd and invited them into the paddock and the team motorhome. What they didn't know was that they would be driven for a hot lap by George Russell!
