2025

F1 Game Hiatus: No New Release in 2026, EA Sports Targets “Reimagined” 2027 Title

🏎️ Strategic Pit Stop: EA Sports Skips F1 2026 Release, Promises ‘Reimagined’ Game in 2027 In a surprising move that breaks with over a decade of annual releases, EA Sports has officially announced a strategic change in its Formula 1 video game franchise roadmap. For the first time since developer Codemasters acquired the F1 license

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Sergio Pérez on His “Last Dance”: How Cadillac Helped Him Fall Back in Love with F1

Sergio Pérez’s F1 career seemed over after a “complicated goodbye” in 2024. Now, fully invested in the new Cadillac F1 project for 2025, the veteran driver is rediscovering his passion for the sport that “gave him everything” and is determined to end his “last dance” on a positive note.

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“All the Signs Went Red”: Verstappen Calls Spanish GP Clash His “Only Criticism” of 2025

Max Verstappen is fighting for his championship life in Las Vegas, but he’s looking back at one moment with regret. He has identified his collision with George Russell in Spain as the “only point of criticism” in his 2025 campaign, an incident where “all the signs went red.”

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Colapinto Slams Stroll for “Unnecessary” Clash with Bortoleto

“Completely Unnecessary”: Colapinto Blasts Stroll for Bortoleto Clash in Brazil Alpine’s rookie Franco Colapinto has not held back in his assessment of the São Paulo Grand Prix, aiming sharp criticism at Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll for the opening-lap incident that involved fellow rookie Gabriel Bortoleto. Colapinto, who finished just outside the points, labeled Stroll’s driving

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