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Christian Horner pictured in August 2024
Horner denies interest in Alpine or team equity deal
Jun.14 (GMM)  Christian Horner has dismissed fresh speculation about his future in Formula 1, including reports linking him to Alpine and rumours of team ownership ambitions. In Barcelona two weeks ago, the long-serving Red Bull team boss laughed off suggestions that Ferrari had approached him to replace Frederic Vasseur. "My Italian is worse than Flavio's English, so how on earth would that work?" he joked. But former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher later floated the idea that a move to Alpine might be more realistic, given that Flavio Briatore is searching for a new team principal and that Renault could be open to offering Horner a share in the team. "That's what he has always wanted," Schumacher said. Speaking in Montreal, however, Horner firmly denied the renewed speculation. "You know what Formula 1 is like," he said. "There are always a lot of rumours in the paddock. "I'm not going anywhere – I'm fully committed to Red Bull. We're working on a lot of interesting technical solutions and we'll soon be introducing our own engine for 2026 – that's a very big and ambitious project." He acknowledged that Ferrari has made inquiries in the past, but reiterated his loyalty to Red Bull. "It's always flattering to be associated with other teams, and Ferrari has indeed knocked on my door in the past," Horner told De Telegraaf. "But my heart is with Red Bull. I'm not going anywhere, not even to Alpine, because there's talk about that too. "Rumours spread very quickly in the paddock, but I've been working in Formula 1 for 21 years and I have no intention of changing anything."]]>
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 Frederic Vasseur pictured on July 2024
Ferrari boss Vasseur admits no contact extension yet
Jun.14 (GMM)  Frederic Vasseur has confirmed that his current Ferrari contract has not yet been renewed beyond the end of 2025. The Frenchman responded with visible and audible anger in Montreal to recent reports from Italian media outlets Corriere della Sera and La Gazzetta dello Sport, which claimed Ferrari may be considering a change in team leadership. “I don’t want to waste time on it,” Vasseur told Sky Italia, after expressing similar anger during the official FIA press conference. “Journalists don’t decide who we replace. This kind of reporting only damages the team’s focus and creates unnecessary tension.” Vasseur made it clear that personal criticism doesn’t bother him, but when the broader team is dragged into speculation, it becomes a problem. “The attacks on me aren’t the issue – I get angry when they attack the team,” he said. Pressed on his contractual status, the 57-year-old acknowledged that discussions are still pending, with his initial three-year deal reportedly set to expire on December 31. “We still have time to discuss it,” Vasseur said. “There’s time.” Despite the swirling rumours, support for Vasseur has poured in from across the paddock. Williams boss James Vowles described him as “an incredibly good leader” and praised Ferrari’s current trajectory. “I have all the respect in the world for Fred and what he’s doing at Ferrari,” Vowles said. “They are competitive and moving forward.” F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali also publicly backed the Ferrari team boss. “Leave Frederic Vasseur alone,” he told L’Equipe. “He’s doing a great job and needs to remain focused and strong. I told him directly – and now I say it publicly – I believe in him. “He must not fall into the trap of weakening under these attacks. Let him work in peace. That’s how Ferrari will return to the top.” Former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher, however, believes the speculation is not without basis. “For me, this feels like deja vu,” he told Sky Deutschland. “Before my brother (Michael) became world champion with Ferrari, Jean Todt was under similar pressure. “That’s just how Italy is – the expectations are enormous. From what we know, Fred signed a three-year deal. Now the question is whether it gets extended or not.”]]>
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 Carlos Sainz on April 12, 2025
Sainz watches Ferrari turmoil unfold from afar
For the first time in years, Carlos Sainz is observing the latest turbulence at Ferrari from the outside.
Jun 13, 08:30
 Stefano Domenicali pictured on August 31, 2024
Rotation plan may bring Imola back in 2027
Imola may find its way back onto the Formula 1 calendar as early as 2027, according to Italy’s sports minister Andrea Abodi and F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali.
Jun 12, 14:00
 Christian Horner pictured in August 2024
Alpine might lure Horner with team equity
Former Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher believes Christian Horner could realistically leave Red Bull for Alpine — especially if Renault is willing to offer him a stake in the team.
Jun 12, 14:00
General image of the Formula 1 logo on June 29, 2024
New F1 fans don't understand motorsport culture
Many of the newer fans entering the world of top-level single seater racing don’t understand “how motorsport works,” according to Formula 2 driver Richard Verschoor.
Jun 9, 13:51
 Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes GP prepares to drive during practise for the Australian Formula One Grand Prix on March 15, 2014
Hamilton still adapting, Leclerc stepping up - Vasseur
Lewis Hamilton believes it may be time for Ferrari to stop chasing 2025 gains and shift full focus to next year’s major regulation overhaul.
Jun 6, 15:49
 Lewis Hamilton on March 22, 2025
Ferrari still developing '25 car despite McLaren gap
Ferrari has not written off its 2025 Formula 1 campaign just yet.
Jun 5, 17:27
 Keke Rosberg on May 27, 2023
Keke Rosberg admits health has declined
Formula 1 world champion Keke Rosberg has admitted he is no longer in good health.
Jun 4, 10:19
 Lewis Hamilton on March 22, 2025
Vasseur defends emotional Hamilton after Spanish GP
Frederic Vasseur is again standing up for Lewis Hamilton after another difficult race for the seven-time world champion at Ferrari.
Jun 3, 11:00
 Lewis Hamilton on January 22, 2025
Hamilton in tears after 'worst race' of his F1 career
Lewis Hamilton's dream move to Ferrari is becoming a nightmare, with the seven-time world champion emotionally overwhelmed after a disastrous Spanish Grand Prix.
Jun 2, 14:30
 McLaren driver Oscar Piastri after winning Spanish Grand Prix in June 2025.
Oscar Piastri wins Spanish Grand Prix after Max Verstappen drama in Barcelona
McLaren driver Oscar Piastri strengthens his lead in the Formula 1 title race with victory at the Spanish Grand Prix in the race where Max Verstappen was handed a 10-second penalty.
Jun 1, 15:36
 Nikolas Tombazis pictured on July 21, 2024
On-track flex tests now a possibility - Tombazis
The FIA is considering introducing dynamic testing methods as it looks to clamp down even further on flexible front wings in Formula 1.
Jun 1, 13:00
 Max Verstappen pictured on September 1, 2024
Verstappen to race GT3 in 2025 with Red Bull blessing
Max Verstappen will become one of the rare modern Formula 1 drivers to compete in two top-level racing series in a single season, with Red Bull allowing him to make a GT3 debut later in 2025.
Jun 1, 12:00
 Lewis Hamilton on March 22, 2025
Vasseur shrugs off Hamilton's latest radio comments
While Charles Leclerc appears to be regaining confidence in Ferrari's 2025 car, teammate Lewis Hamilton is clearly struggling — and not hiding it.
May 31, 10:15
 Lewis Hamilton on March 22, 2025
Hamilton slams reports of engineer rift as 'BS'
Lewis Hamilton has pushed back strongly against suggestions that he has fallen out with his Ferrari race engineer, calling the claims "BS".
May 30, 11:30
 Christian Horner pictured in August 2024
I'm not leaving Red Bull for Ferrari, says Horner
Christian Horner has firmly denied suggestions that he could be lured away from Red Bull by Ferrari.
May 30, 10:31
 Red Bull driver Max Verstappen in April 2025.
FIA could tighten flexi-wing rules even further in '25
FIA technical chief Nikolas Tombazis has left the door open to an even stricter clampdown on flexible front wings in 2025 if necessary.
May 29, 17:30
 Red Bull driver Max Verstappen in April 2025.
Flex clampdown may leave McLaren unshaken - expert
A respected Formula 1 analyst has cast doubt on whether the FIA's front wing clampdown will dramatically shift the balance of power at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona.
May 28, 13:43
 Christian Horner pictured in August 2024
Ferrari tried to lure Horner from Red Bull - newspaper
Ferrari reportedly made a quiet approach to lure Red Bull team boss Christian Horner just a few weeks ago, according to Bild, Europe's largest-circulation newspaper.
May 27, 12:00
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