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- 1Michael Schumacher's comeback pole at Sepang remembered●Autosport (@autosport): When Michael Schumacher returned from a broken leg, suffered at Silverstone, to secure pole at S
Autosport is recalling the moment Michael Schumacher returned from the broken leg he suffered in a crash at Silverstone to take pole position at the Sepang Circuit in Malaysia, setting the fastest time by almost a second. Motorsport fans are sharing the story as an example of the German driver's legendary toughness and skill.
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Aston Martin will keep its Formula 1 driver line-up unchanged into 2027, with Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll confirmed to race for the team that season. Alonso, a two-time world champion, stays with the Silverstone-based squad alongside Stroll, whose father Lawrence owns the team. It signals continuity as the squad looks toward future seasons.
- 3Aston Martin cuts financial losses as F1 expansion completes▼Aston Martin reduce financial loss as huge F1 expansion complete
Aston Martin has reduced its financial losses in Formula 1, according to RacingNews365, coinciding with the completion of a major expansion of its F1 operations. The team has been scaling up its infrastructure in recent years, including new facilities at its Silverstone base, as it pushes to become a leading contender in the championship. Further details on the size of the loss reduction were not immediately available.
- 4Alonso re-signs with Aston Martin in multi-year F1 deal▼ANALYSIS: Why Alonso has re-signed with Aston Martin
Fernando Alonso has committed his future to Aston Martin, with Formula 1's analysis pointing to the team's long-term project, Newey's arrival and its 2026 works Honda partnership as key reasons behind the extension. The Spanish two-time world champion remains one of the grid's biggest draws, and his decision keeps a high-profile name at Silverstone as the team pushes to become a title contender.