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Alunni Bravi lands wide-ranging McLaren role after Sauber exit

Ex-Sauber managing director and team representative, Alessandro Alunni Bravi, has joined McLaren in the team’s newly created role of chief business affairs officer.

Autosport

Autosport Business Exchange brings together motorsport minds to discuss industry trends

McLaren CEO Zak Brown will deliver the keynote at next week’s Autosport Business Exchange in London.

Autosport

Exclusive: Subaru’s EV onslaught – six new electric SUVs coming to the UK in the next three years

Subaru boss Lorraine Bishton reveals how the Japanese off-road brand is going electric to take on Land Rover

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Magazine: Hamilton at Ferrari leads first monthly issue

Autosport magazine has relaunched as a monthly and Lewis Hamilton in red makes the cover for the latest issue, out today (23 January).The seven-time Formula 1 world champion’s move to Ferrari is arguably the biggest storyline of the 2025 motorsport season and seemed a fitting subject to kick off our…

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What to expect from F1’s 75th anniversary livery launch in London

It does not take long to scroll through the expert advice on LinkedIn to stumble across the seven-minute rule: 'Always make sure you speak within that timeframe at the start of a meeting, or you risk losing the room'.

Motorsport

Williams signs Turvey as development and test driver for F1 2025

Oliver Turvey has been signed to Williams' Formula 1 team as a test and development driver to assist with the Grove squad's progress on its new simulator package.

Autosport

End of an era: When a departing F1 legend introduced a new one

The McLaren M23 should be regarded as one of the all-time great Formula 1 cars. It has to be with three world titles - two drivers’ and one constructors’ — and 16 grand prix victories over a world championship career spanning a remarkable six seasons. That longevity makes it a…

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Autosport Awards Through The Years

The Awards has moved from its traditional December slot at Grosvenor House Hotel to the Roundhouse in January. But some of the history, including a selection of the key Awards, remains – and the stars often attend the event to receive their Awards in front of motorsport luminaries.

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Autosport Awards through the years

Autosport is 75 years old in 2025 and a new-look Autosport Awards will kick off the celebrations.

Autosport

How a Formula E champion hopes “a reset” will get them back to the top

Even for the life of a professional racing driver, Stoffel Vandoorne’s career has had highs and lows more than most as championship successes have been followed by lacklustre spells and unfulfilled potential.

Autosport

How Hamilton, Leclerc and Piastri stack up – to the man who's engineered them all

“We are somewhere in the past for these drivers – from their start points to the final target. And we are super happy to see that they have success.”

Autosport

Gedlich Racing Winter Series begins at Estoril

The Gedlich Racing Winter Series begins this weekend at Estoril, where the GT Winter Series, SRO-licenced GT4 Winter Series and Prototype Winter Series will be in action.

Autosport

Who should GM sign for Cadillac's F1 entry? Our writers have their say

Formula 1's driver market for 2026 is expected to be a lot less lively than the seat-swapping antics that spanned the entirety of last season, as many of the championship's key players are locked in for the advent of F1's new regulatory overhaul.

Autosport

Red Bull agrees Wheatley's Sauber F1 start date, but hangs on to Courtenay

Red Bull has agreed an earlier exit for future Sauber team principal Jonathan Wheatley, while letting McLaren wait on sporting director Will Courtenay.

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Red Bull accepts Wheatley's Sauber start date, but hangs on to Courtenay

Red Bull has agreed an earlier exit for future Sauber team principal Jonathan Wheatley, while letting McLaren wait on sporting director Will Courtenay.

Motorsport

Kyle Larson is taking a much more laid-back approach to prepping for the Indy 500

Kyle Larson won't test-drive his IndyCar much in advance of the 2025 Indy 500 as he makes his second attempt at The Double.

Motorsport

Red Bull "didn't change car for Miami" amid speculation over 2024 swing

Red Bull did not make any changes to its car ahead of the 2024 Miami Grand Prix, according to technical director Pierre Wache, who asserts that it was the other teams' progress through the year that produced a swing in form.

Motorsport

What Motorsport.com is looking forward to in 2025

The Dakar Rally has claimed its first high-profile victims, and the chequered flag has fallen on the Dubai 24 Hours with victory claimed by the Al Manar Racing by WRT BMW. After a brief lull while gravy-soaked turkey and pigs-in-blankets were consumed, motorsport is well and truly back.

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Five things we learned from the Mexico City E-Prix

Oliver Rowland became the second different Formula E winner in as many races after surging to an unexpected victory in the closing stages of the Mexico City E-Prix.

Motorsport

Piastri “a bit more pushy” at McLaren, but won’t give engineers orders

Oscar Piastri has fine-tuned the way he’s working with the McLaren team, having completed his second campaign in Formula 1.

Autosport

Piastri "a bit more pushy" at McLaren, but won't give engineers orders

Oscar Piastri has fine-tuned how he works with the McLaren team and is 'not afraid to be a bit more pushy' having completed his second campaign in Formula 1.

Autosport

Bird: Mexico City Formula E weekend “destroyed” by de Vries

Sam Bird has hit out at fellow Formula E driver Nyck de Vries, claiming the Dutchman “destroyed” his Mexico City weekend and that the FIA needs to take action against his driving.

Autosport

Mexico City E-Prix: Wehrlein beats team-mate da Costa to pole as Porsche dominate

Reigning Formula E champion Pascal Wehrlein claimed back-to-back pole positions having bested team-mate Antonio Felix da Costa in qualifying for the Mexico City E-Prix as Porsche dominated.

Autosport

Mexico City E-Prix: Hughes tops wet FP2 as further rain threatens

Jake Hughes topped a wet but drying second practice session for the Mexico City E-Prix, with further rain a threat for Saturday’s Formula E race.

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