Red Bull unveiled on Tuesday their car for the new Formula One season as they look to reclaim the constructors' championship trophy in 2025. Last year, Max Verstappen claimed a fourth consecutive drivers' title,

The 10 teams will run their new cars properly for the first time across a sole, three-day test in Bahrain. It marks the only time before the season begins that the teams can run their new 2025 challengers with unrestricted mileage ahead of the season-opening Australian Grand Prix on 16 March.

The Bahrain Grand Prix won't open the new Formula 1 season as usual this year, but all 10 teams are still heading to the Arab Gulf state for three days of testing this week

A day after revealing the W16 to the world in a handful of renderings, Mercedes' F1 2025 has broken cover in its first laps in Bahrain.

The countdown to the start of the Formula One season begins this week as the teams head to Bahrain for testing so check out Louis Bollard's antepost selections.

After the excitement of the F1 75 launch event in London, the F1 teams now head to Bahrain for three days of pre-sea

Formula 1 pre-season testing is a crucial time of the year for teams and fans alike. After spending the winter working hard to develop upgraded cars for the new campaign, this is the first opportunity for each of the 10 F1 teams to run their new machinery for an extended period and analyse how quick (or not) they are going to be.

The three-day test gives all 20 drivers their first chance to get to grips with their 2025 cars ahead of the new F1 season

Kicking off the 2025 Formula 1 season before the Australian Grand Prix is a series of pre-season testing in Bahrain. Over the course of three days spanning from 26-28 February, all 10 teams and their drivers will be hitting the circuit to test out their 2025 cars.