News Grand Prix de Monaco™
News Grand Prix de Monaco™ & Formula 1
Discover the latest news from the prestigious Monaco Grand Prix and the latest developments in the world of Formula 1. From Charles Leclerc's historic victory in Monaco to team announcements for the forthcoming races, this page provides an overview of the highlights and key developments in the current season. Stay up to date with the latest news and events shaping the F1 championship.
F1 season kicks off with groundbreaking event in London
13th
Jan 2025
The 2025 Formula 1 season will kick off with a historic event at London's O2 Arena, where the ten teams will unveil their new liveries and driver duos. The event, a first in F1 history, will be broadcast live to fans around the world. Lewis Hamilton, now with Ferrari alongside Charles Leclerc, will face his former Mercedes team. Reigning champion Max Verstappen has expressed reservations about taking part. TAG Heuer also becomes the new official F1 timekeeper, replacing Rolex as part of a ten-year partnership with LVMH.
Charles Leclerc leads the way in 2024 end-of-season tests
10th
Jan 2025
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc set the fastest time in the Abu Dhabi test session, bringing the 2024 Formula 1 season to a close. Carlos Sainz, who will be joining Williams, was second fastest. Several young drivers had the opportunity to test the current single-seaters, including Arthur Leclerc and Antonio Fuoco for Ferrari. Yuki Tsunoda completed his first test with the Red Bull main team, while Kimi Antonelli took the wheel for Mercedes in preparation for next season. The 2025 season kicks off in Melbourne on March 16.
TAG Heuer to become official F1 timekeeper again in 2025
07th
Jan 2025
The famous Swiss watch brand, TAG Heuer, will resume its role as Official Timekeeper of the Formula 1 World Championship from the 2025 season.
Ferrari prepares intensive training for Hamilton before the Australian GP 2025
04th
Jan 2025
According to inside sources, Ferrari has set up an intensive preparation program for Lewis Hamilton to help him adapt quickly to his new team before the start of the season.
Isack Hadjar to drive for Racing Bulls in 2025
20th
Dec 2024
20-year-old Frenchman Isack Hadjar will make his Formula 1 debut next season when he joins the Racing Bulls team.
F1 2024 season review: Verstappen champions, Ferrari impresses
09th
Dec 2024
The 2024 season confirmed the dominance of Max Verstappen, who clinched his fifth world title with Red Bull. The Austrian team was, however, put under pressure by Ferrari, which scored several landmark victories thanks to Charles Leclerc. McLaren also shone with regular podium finishes, while Mercedes endured a difficult season, marked by Lewis Hamilton's farewell. The battle in the constructors' standings intensified right up to the final race, highlighting the increased competitiveness among the leading teams.
Max Verstappen wins the Qatar GP
08th
Dec 2024
Max Verstappen won the Qatar Grand Prix, ahead of Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri. The constructors' title is still up for grabs between Ferrari and McLaren, and will be decided at the final race in Abu Dhabi. The race was marked by penalties and safety car interventions.
Cadillac to Join the F1 Grid in 2026 as the 11th Team
26th
Nov 2024
General Motors, through its Cadillac brand, has officially secured a spot on the Formula 1 grid starting in 2026. Partnering with Andretti, Cadillac will become the 11th team in the championship. This historic return of an American manufacturer to F1 is expected to reshape the competitive dynamics of the sport.
Monaco Grand Prix extended to 2031
14th
Nov 2024
F1 and the ACM have officially extended the contract for the Monaco Grand Prix until 2031. This renewal ensures the presence of this iconic race, considered one of the most prestigious on the F1 calendar, for the next seven seasons. The agreement testifies to the historic and economic importance of the event, despite tense discussions on financial terms with the organizers.
Official: Alpine to be powered by Mercedes from 2026
12th
Nov 2024
Alpine F1 has officially confirmed that it will use Mercedes engines from the 2026 season. Following the discontinuation of Renault's F1 engine business, the French brand is teaming up with Mercedes to benefit from the German team's V6 turbo hybrids. This strategic agreement is designed to improve Alpine's competitiveness on the grid, by taking advantage of the recognized reliability and performance of Mercedes engines.