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The 2024 Formula 1 season delivered thrilling action on the track and seismic shifts off it. As fans look ahead to 2025, let’s revisit the most shocking moments that defined this year’s F1 landscape.

With the longest Formula 1 season in history finally in the books, teams, and drivers are taking a much-needed breather while the off-season drama begins to unfold. Here's a look at the key takeaways from the 2024 season and what could shape the grid for 2025.

Red Bull Racing has confirmed Liam Lawson will join Max Verstappen for the 2024 Formula 1 season.

The 2024 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix marks the end of an era for Formula 1 as Lewis Hamilton wraps up his stint with Mercedes-AMG Petronas. After a storied partnership that delivered six championships and countless records, Hamilton will move to Ferrari for the 2025 season.

Ferrari has announced a multi-year agreement to supply power units and gearboxes to the Cadillac F1 team, starting in the 2026 season.

Lewis Hamilton is parting ways with Mercedes-AMG Petronas, the team where he cemented his status as one of the all-time greats, amassing six of his seven world championships.

As the 2024 Formula 1 season nears conclusion after this week's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, the paddock is buzzing with developments and speculations. From team dynamics to regulatory changes, here's a snapshot of the latest happenings in the F1 world.

Formula 1 has always been a sport full of rumors, speculation, and exciting announcements. As we move into the latter stages of the 2024 season, multiple key topics are circulating in the F1 world, from the future of the Las Vegas Grand Prix to Andretti-Cadillac’s bid for a spot on the grid.

It's official: Formula 1 has announced General Motors and Cadillac will enter the championship as the 11th team starting in 2026.

Max Verstappen has solidified his place among Formula 1's greatest drivers, securing his fourth consecutive World Championship title at the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

The quest for a General Motors-backed Formula 1 entry has gained renewed traction, fueled by leadership changes at Andretti Global.

In a first for the sport, F1 plans to host a unified car and livery reveal event at London’s O2 Arena on February 18, 2024, to celebrate its 75th anniversary. Every team will unveil their 2024 challenger in one dramatic showcase. While fans are excited, reigning champion Max Verstappen quipped that he hopes to be "sick that weekend," hinting at the over-the-top nature of the event.

The Monaco Grand Prix, one of Formula 1's most iconic events, will remain on the calendar through 2031 following a new agreement between Formula 1 and the Automobile Club of Monaco.

Formula 1’s diamond anniversary season will kick off in style as all 10 teams unveil their 2025 liveries together at a groundbreaking event at London’s O2 Arena on February 18, 2025.

This week’s Formula 1 discussion brings us highlights from an unpredictable race weekend, driver market shakeups, and intriguing team dynamics. Here’s a breakdown of the latest F1 news and rumors dominating the paddock.

As Formula 1 heads into the closing rounds of the season, the spotlight is on Mexico and the upcoming Brazil Grand Prix. And for fans, the season's end promises high-stakes drama, with unexpected penalties, team rumors, and a brewing battle in the Constructor's Championship.

The race in Texas generated as much chatter off the track as it did on. Red Bull, and specifically Max Verstappen, once again highlighted their tactical edge. Verstappen’s ability to toe the line with FIA’s rules has frustrated fans and competitors alike, as the defending champion uses the system to his advantage. His approach to exploiting racing rules raised eyebrows, especially with some questioning whether the FIA will adjust its regulations to curb such tactics. Despite a strong drive, Verstappen escaped multiple situations without penalties by staying just within the boundaries.

Last weekend's F1 race delivered a surprise that even seasoned fans didn’t see coming, with unpredictable drama unfolding from start to finish. Lando Norris' incredible drive from 17th place, and a rare off-day for Red Bull, highlighted a race that is already being hailed as one of the best in years. However, the McLaren team’s recent success brought some controversy—particularly around its rear wing design.

This week's news and rumors involve some interesting off-track developments amid the backdrop of the 2024 Azerbaijan Grand Prix. As we approach the last quarter of the season every single championship is still wide open, with the Driver's title tightening amid Red Bull's struggles, likewise for the Constructor's championship which has quickly balooned into a three-way battle thanks to Ferrari's resurgent form.

Aston Martin just pulled off the Formula 1 equivalent of signing LeBron James in his prime, landing Adrian Newey—the most revered designer in the sport’s modern era.

With summer break coming to an end and Formula 1 back in action, the latest updates and rumors are keeping everyone on their toes.

Colum Wood joins us again on The AutoGuide Show brought to you by eBay Motors to discuss recent rumors and news surrounding Formula 1 during the off-season. A significant theory suggests that Red Bull's recent performance drop isn't due to other teams catching up but rather because the FIA caught them using potentially illegal technology, specifically related to their braking system.

During this week’s F1 discussion on the AutoGuide Show brought to you by eBay Motors, we delve into several key topics. The conversation kicks off with breaking news that Liberty Media is under investigation by the Department of Justice for allegedly blocking Andretti from joining F1. This development is significant and could lead to serious penalties for Liberty Media.

This week on The AutoGuide Show brought to you by eBay Motors, Colum Wood and Mike Schlee skip the latest news and rumors–including Lewis Hamilton's fairytale win at Silverstone this past weekend–and discuss something different: their favorite F1 tracks.

Formula 1 has a new, or rather, familiar player – Ford.

Many people tell me I have the best job in the world, and they’re right. 

Formula 1 is often talked about as a breeding ground for automotive technology, which had us wondering about some of the most interesting innovations that have been churned out by this racing series over the years.

Ever since there’s been cars, people have raced them.

Real world racing may be on hold due to COVID-19, but the digital side is showing no sign of slowing down.

Formula 1 season is now in full swing and it’s time to show your support for your favorite team. Gear up for the F1 season with some apparel and accessories, whether you’re shopping for an Alfa Romeo Racing hat or a Ferrari jacket.

The last-ever Pagani Huayra Coupe will pull inspiration from the Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 team and its star driver, Lewis Hamilton. 

A Netflix original series is set to air in early 2019, focused on the 2018 Formula 1 race season.

It may be nearly 15-years old, but this Ferrari F2003-GA Formula 1 race car has shattered Road Atlanta’s lap record.

The Mercedes-AMG F1 W09 EQ Power+ will make its worldwide debut live streaming online.

Formula 1 has announced it will cease to employ grid girls during Grand Prix weekends starting this year.

Innovation is the lifeblood of motorsports – unless it gives one team a competitive advantage so significant that it upsets the parity of the product on the race track. That’s when the rulebook steps in, its pages altered to beat down the march of progress that has pushed a pilot to the head of the pack.

Liberty Media Group, which owns the rights to the Formula 1 racing series, is considering hosting an F1 Live event in Miami in 2018.

Alfa Romeo is legitimately returning to the Formula 1 paddock for the first time since 1985.

The winner of the McLaren World’s Fastest Gamer competition was announced this week, with 25-year old Dutch sales manager Rudy van Buren beating out fellow finalist Freek Schothorst to take the top prize.

Liberty Media has made its desire for more Formula 1 races in the United States very clear.

Formula One could be evaluating a replacement for its current logo. 

Ferrari has threatened to quit Formula 1 in 2020 if the new rules aren’t to its liking. 

More hypercars could be coming.

The reincarnated McLaren Honda Formula 1 team is officially dead following an announcement of their divorce at the Singapore Grand Prix.

McLaren is using 13 of its most valuable historic race cars as collateral in order to rid itself of the last vestiges Ron Dennis’ rule.  

Another day, another storied sports car brand considers entering the Formula 1 world championship.

Driving a Formula 1 car has always been a rarefied experience limited to only the hottest of shoes and the absurdly wealthy.

Ron Dennis has officially parted ways with McLaren after selling his 25 percent stake in the British company.

With contributions by Michael Accardi

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