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2 weeks ago | 
forbes.com | Yara Elshebiny
Formula 1 heads to Monte Carlo this weekend for the Monaco Grand Prix and the second leg of the European triple header from May 23-25. So far this season, only one team has managed to break the Papaya’s dominant run, with Red Bull and Max Verstappen grabbing the only two non-McLaren victories in Japan and Imola.
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3 weeks ago | 
forbesargentina.com | Amura CMS |Yara Elshebiny
Durante las carreras se los ve en el paddock, sentados frente a las pantallas, analizando métricas, tiempos y hasta condiciones climáticas. Pero también cumplen tareas fuera del circuito. Los nombres detrás de cada equipo. Los jefes de equipo son la columna vertebral de las escuderías de Fórmula 1, orquestando las operaciones diarias que impulsan el éxito dentro y fuera de la pista.
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3 weeks ago | 
forbes.com | Yara Elshebiny
Formula 1 heads to Imola this weekend for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix and the first leg of the European triple header from May 16-18. As the series approaches the seventh round of the 2025 season, McLaren is still in control of both championships, having pulled ahead in the constructors’ standings to 246 points following a dominant 1-2 finish at the Miami Grand Prix headed by title leader Oscar Piastri.
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1 month ago | 
forbes.com | Yara Elshebiny
Team principals are the backbone of their Formula 1 teams, orchestrating day-to-day operations that drive success on and off the track. Their core job is to oversee everything that goes on including managing drivers, engineers, and other team members both at the track and back at the office. Team bosses also serve as the public face of their respective teams, dealing with the media during race weekends and throughout the whole season.
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1 month ago | 
forbes.com | Yara Elshebiny
Six races into the 2025 season, and McLaren is proving time and again that they are the team to beat at the moment. Coming off their 2024 constructors’ championship triumph - their first since beating Ferrari in 1998 - and after Lando Norris was 63 points shy of claiming his maiden drivers’ title and the team’s first since 2008, it was quite clear that the Woking squad would go all in this year to defend their crown and achieve what slipped through their fingers last time.
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1 month ago | 
forbes.com | Yara Elshebiny
The 2009 championship-winning Brawn GP Formula 1 car was sold this weekend at the 2025 Miami Grand Prix. The Brawn BGP001 chassis 001/01 is one of the only three cars ever built by the team that year and is the only Brawn vehicle to be sold publicly, fetching $3.8 million. The auction was hosted by Bonhams in collaboration with South Florida Motorsports, the organizers of the Miami Grand Prix, and it took place on Saturday evening right in front of the Miami podium at Hard Rock Stadium.
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1 month ago | 
forbes.com | Yara Elshebiny
Formula 1 is making its first trip to the United States this weekend, as it kicks off the sixth round of the 2025 season with the Miami Grand Prix from May 2-4. This marks the fourth edition of the Miami GP since it debuted back in 2022 and joined Austin as the second American venue on the F1 calendar. Las Vegas followed suit a year later in 2023, bringing the total number of American races to three.
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1 month ago | 
forbes.com | Yara Elshebiny
Formula 1 returns to South Florida for the first of three races in the United States this season, with the Miami Grand Prix taking place this weekend from May 2-4. As the series hits the Magic City for the sixth round of the 2025 season and the second sprint of the year, three teams have opted to run special car liveries for the event. Miami is no stranger to one-off liveries, as last year’s grand prix had two teams sporting unique looks.
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1 month ago | 
forbes.com | Yara Elshebiny
Formula 1 is heading to South Florida for the first of three races in the United States this year, with the Miami Grand Prix set to take place this weekend from May 2-4. Last time out in Jeddah, Oscar Piastri of McLaren managed to snag the championship lead from his teammate, Lando Norris, after netting his third win of the 2025 season. The Australian now has 99 points under his belt so far - 10 ahead of Norris and 13 in front of Max Verstappen of Red Bull.
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1 month ago | 
forbes.com | Yara Elshebiny
Formula 1 wraps up its first triple-header of the 2025 season this weekend at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in Jeddah, running from April 18-20. After four rounds into the 24-race season, McLaren is dominating both championships, sitting pretty at the top of the constructors’ standings with 151 points – 58 points ahead of Mercedes and 80 points clear of Red Bull. On the drivers’ front, Lando Norris has stretched his lead to 77 points after finishing third last time out in Bahrain.
