General Motors eyeing up Ferrari and Colton Herta for 2026 F1 entry
Mario Andretti has revealed the General Motors Formula 1 entry is eyeing up a Ferrari engine supply for its 2026 debut, along with the driving talents of American Colton Herta.
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Mario Andretti has revealed the General Motors Formula 1 entry is eyeing up a Ferrari engine supply for its 2026 debut, along with the driving talents of American Colton Herta.
Max Verstappen has revealed that he handed Lando Norris an open invitation to become his team-mate at Red Bull prior to McLaren's recent resurgence in F1.
Valtteri Bottas has admitted he might be open to returning to F1 with General Motors as he all but dismissed that he could remain on the 2025 grid at Red ...
George Russell was untouchable at the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix. In a race full of intrigue, Max Verstappen secured the Drivers' Championship, while others endured heartbreak under the ...
Christian Horner said it's up to Red Bull to ensure it retains the services of four-time Formula 1 Drivers' Champion Max Verstappen.
Esteban Ocon and Alpine Team Principal Oliver Oakes had differing opinions of the Frenchman's Formula 1 machine following a difficult Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc has conceded it would be a "surprise" should Ferrari gain points on McLaren this weekend in Qatar in the race to win the F1 Constructors' title.
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen reflected on the “different” feeling of racing his “friend” Lando Norris to the 2024 Formula 1 title.
Carlos Sainz has claimed the second part of the 2024 season has shown multiple F1 drivers can beat Max Verstappen "week in, week out" in more equal cars.
General Motors will enter Formula 1 in 2026 with a revised Andretti bid, with several factors at play in the apparent U-turn made by the world's premier motorsport series.