Christian Horner has now left Red Bull, the last of a certain breed of F1 team principal

Watch the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed live stream here with coverage of the best action from the hillclimb and rally stage, as motor sport’s summer celebration marks 75 years of the F1 world championship

From Formula 1 icons to futuristic tech and lots of action, here are seven things not to miss at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed

Monstrous yet beautiful, the Aston Martin Valkyrie is fighting its way up the sports car field with a screaming V12 – here’s our exclusive photoshoot with the car

The 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed will feature enough F1 drivers to fill almost two GP grids as it celebrates 75 years of the world championship. Here are all of the confirmed attendees and F1 teams

It was 1996, 13 years since Jean-Pierre Jarier had last raced in Formula 1. The Porsche Supercup cars arrived under heavy braking for Paul Ricard’s tight first corner, Emanuel Collard…

1. McMurtry Spéirling (2022) Max Chilton, 39.08sec Like an outlandish sports prototype that has shrunk in the wash and then been squashed in a vice, the diminutive 1000bhp McMurtry was…

On this day in 1964, the roar of F1 engines echoed through the Kent countryside for the first time, as Brands Hatch made its debut on the world stage

Nico Hülkenberg’s long-awaited first podium at Silverstone came after a virtuoso drive, but it only came about thanks to one unforgettable qualifying lap in 2020, as Mark Hughes recalls

Nico Hülkenberg’s first F1 podium followed a faultless British GP drive where he went against his team with strategy calls that proved crucial in wet weather at Silverstone. Here are the radio messages that show how he pulled it off

From shock Zoom calls to ruthless midnight firings, F1’s history is littered with team principals and executives who are in command one moment and unceremoniously sacked the next

Former Red Bull boss Christian Horner was never lost for words – here are some of his best soundbites from 20 years in F1

Red Bull may have sacked Christian Horner partly to try and keep Max Verstappen but, writes Chris Medland, it will take much more to turn the F1 team around

The battle between McLaren’s two F1 drivers is on a knife edge and the stakes are sky-high: whoever wins is set to claim the 2025 championship, but could also shape the team’s future