A German court has made a ruling over a former security guard of Michael Schumacher, Markus Fritsche, and a night club bouncer, Yilmaz Tozturkan, both of whom attempted to blackmail the Schumacher family.

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has said radio messages might be banned from being played on Formula 1 broadcasts in the future as a part of his campaign against drivers and teams using foul language during race weekends. Meanwhile Netflix are reportedly also interested to acquire the Broadcast rights to Formula 1.

Lewis Hamilton was a full second and a half off Charles Leclerc’s pace in this week’s Pirelli test, it has been revealed, although the tyre manufacturer has since played it down, claiming the times are not representative.

According to Autoracer, Red Bull Racing are not happy at all with the FIA’s new technical guidelines regarding flexing front wings. Last year the governing body deemed the controversial wings were legal despite complaints from Red Bull and Ferrari, but they announced on Friday they will put rules in place after all, following pressure from McLaren.

Former F1 driver Johnny Herbert was let go by the FIA yesterday as a steward, with the FIA stating their stewards cannot do their job whilst also being a media personality, as was the case with Herbert. The Brit has now responded to the news.

Reigning IndyCar champion Alex Palou has been sued for 30 MILLION dollars by McLaren for a breach of contract, with the Spaniard reportedly flying out to London immediately after the 24 Hours of Daytona to mediate with his former employer.

The FIA have updated their Sporting Code, and it has revealed much harsher penalties for F1 drivers who use explicit language in the form of hefty fines, suspensions and even the deduction of championship points.

Formula 1 drivers may already have one of the best jobs in the world, but the top ten highest-earning drivers have managed to significantly boost their bank accounts again over the past year. Forbes has estimated what the ten highest-earning drivers have earned, and in this GPFans Special, we delve into those numbers.

Lewis Hamilton has arrived in Maranello for the first time ahead of his debut for Ferrari this year. Hamilton posted a picture at the factory on his social media, with reports suggesting he will be on the track as early as this Wednesday.

Red Bull Racing will start producing its own power unit from 2026 onwards, but Max Verstappen does not expect it to be competitive straightaway.