Formula 1 rejects the American Andretti team's bid to enter the sport in the next two years - but the door is left open for admission in 2028. read more »

Formula One has formally rejected Andretti and Cadillac's joint bid to join the championship in either 2025 or 2026 but has left the door open for the team to enter in 2028. read more »

However, in a lengthy statement detailing why FOM did not feel Andretti justified a spot on the grid over the next few years, it was made clear that there was scope for it to... read more »

The target remains a debut in 2025 with a customer Renault power unit, while it awaits a decision from FOM on its plans. The longer-term plan is to have a Cadillac V6 in the... read more »

Ex-Formula 1 race winner Johnny Herbert has warned Lando Norris that departing McLaren to partner Max Verstappen at Red Bull would represent an unnecessary “risk”. While... read more »

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner admits it has both internal and external options when it comes to who will drive for the side in Formula 1 beyond the end of 2024. Max... read more »

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner admits it has both internal and external options when it comes to who will drive for the side in Formula 1 beyond the end of 2024. Max... read more »

Formula 1 teams remain against the addition of an 11th side despite the news that Andretti's approval would introduce General Motors as a brand-new engine manufacturer.... read more »

Aston Martin team owner Lawrence Stroll has reiterated his belief that Formula One does not need Andretti to join as an 11th team, despite the American outfit's recent... read more »

The Detroit-based automotive manufacturing company General Motors have confirmed that it has formally registered with the FIA as a Formula 1 power unit manufacturer starting in... read more »

General Motors have announced they have formally registered with the FIA as a Formula 1 power unit manufacturer, starting from 2028. read more »

American car giant General Motors registers as a Formula 1 power-unit supplier from the 2028 season. read more »

General Motors will plan to enter Formula 1 as the latest power unit manufacturer in 2028 after having its interest registered with the FIA. The engine, which would be branded... read more »

General Motors has today announced that it has formally registered with the FIA as a Formula 1 power unit manufacturer starting in the 2028 season. read more »

General Motors is set to join Formula 1 as a power unit manufacturer from 2028, with the possibility of powering Andretti-Cadillac, should their bid be successful. read more »

General Motors will build and supply Andretti-Cadillac with power units from 2028, providing the American outfit gains an F1 entry.  read more »

General Motors has confirmed it will build Formula One engines from 2028 onwards, handing a boost to Andretti-Cadillac's bid to join the grid. read more »

Via its Cadillac sub-brand, automotive conglomerate GM is already eyeing an F1 presence in the shorter term by partnering with the Andretti bid to form an 11th team.Andretti... read more »

The latest contract, which also covers the supply of F2 and F3, includes an option from the FIA and F1 side for a fourth season in 2028.The announcement comes just a few days... read more »

The Australian became only the second driver to commit to a team for that season after Max Verstappen, whose arrangement with Red Bull runs to 2028.For all other drivers on the... read more »

Organisers of the Singapore Grand Prix have committed to halving the event’s carbon emissions by 2028. A report by Blackbook Motorsport has revealed that last year’s event... read more »

Lando Norris admits he is "open" to the possibility of becoming Max Verstappen’s team-mate in Formula 1 in the future. Verstappen is tied to Red Bull on a long-term... read more »

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner asserts that the side has options when the time comes to formalise its driver line-up for the 2025 Formula 1 season. Reigning World... read more »

Max Verstappen asserts there are "more things that have to come together" in order for him to prolong his stay in Formula 1 beyond his current deal. The reigning... read more »

Max Verstappen has hinted that the ever-increasing length of the F1 calendar may prompt him to leave the sport after his contract with Red Bull ends in 2028. read more »