Ian Parkes is a freelance Formula 1 feature writer and a senior editor for The New York Times. With a focus on the world of motorsports, Ian's articles provide in-depth analysis, exclusive interviews, and insider insights into the Formula 1 industry. His work has also been featured in Speedcafe.com, showcasing his expertise and passion for the sport.
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By: Jake Nichol, Ian Parkes
Valtteri Bottas will not be kept on by the Stake F1 team for the 2025 season, being replaced by Gabriel Bortoleto.
By: Ian Parkes
Jacques Villeneuve has launched a broadside at mindless thieves after they stole a bronze statue of his late father Gilles.
By: Ian Parkes
Red Bull has been cleared of any impropriety following a thorough investigation by the FIA into allegations the team was illegally using a device to adjust the ride height of its cars in between qualifying and grands prix.
By: Ian Parkes
Just two months after signing Adrian Newey, Aston Martin has made a decision over its technical director.
By: Ian Parkes
The FIA has found "no evidence" to suggest McLaren breached the regulations following allegations it had used water to cool its tyres during grands prix.
It is a highly unusual move from F1. It means the smaller teams won't get their day in the sun ahead of the new season.
The FIA announced Niels Wittich would be leaving the FIA with immediate effect after resigning. Seems that might not be the case.
By: Ian Parkes
Following a faultless performance in São Paulo where Max Verstappen silenced the critics who had lambasted his previous drive in Mexico City, what’s next for Formula 1 rival Lando Norris...?
The Monaco Grand Prix has secured its long-term future on the F1 calendar - reportedly doubling its money to guarantee its place.
By: Ian Parkes
After Max Verstappen was the victim of a red flag in qualifying in Brazil, and Lando Norris similarly during the race, these are strong words.
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