Although Formula 1 is going through its final season under the current regulations this year, the FIA has introduced a few minor adjustments for the 2025 season. In this GPFans Special, we take a closer look at the changes that will come into effect in the upcoming season.

According to Diario Olé, one of Argentina's leading news outlets, Franco Colapinto could be announced as a replacement for Jack Doohan at Alpine as early as this week.

Ferrari have unveiled Lewis Hamilton’s testing schedule to get up to speed with their equipment. The Maranello based outfit want to give Hamilton as many reps as possible over the winter break before going to Bahrain for F1’s official winter test.

McLaren’s Oscar Piastri thinks he now has what it takes to become world champion in 2025. Meanwhile Mick Schumacher has opened up about how life was after the tragic skiing accident of his father Michael Schumacher.

Mario Andretti has hinted that one candidate is almost certainly taking one of the two Cadillac F1 seats come 2026. Andretti has said that at least one driver will have to be from the USA.

Yuki Tsunoda had three separate offers for the 2025 season from the F1 grid, but was told by Red Bull not to leave according to Japanese news outlet Autosport Web.

Max Verstappen has revealed he has sat down with Toto Wolff and Mercedes earlier in 2024 about a potential future together. Verstappen said he had quote “constructive” chats with Wolff.

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem is not against the introduction of full-time stewards, as long as the drivers pay for them. Currently, there is a rotating roster OF stewards, who are all volunteers. Drivers have called for this to be professionalised, but Ben Sulayem says it's the drivers, not the FIA, who should go out of pocket.

Former world champion Nico Rosberg thinks that Lando Norris is the favourite to win the 2025 title on current form. Rosberg reckons Max Verstappen and Red Bull are in no form to defend the championship.

With rumours circling about Sergio Pérez and how the Mexican is set to lose his drive at Red Bull Racing, we explain in this week's GPFans Special how it could be very difficult for Red Bull Racing to drop Pérez, and why it will be near-impossible to sack the Mexican completely.