The 2025 F1 season is coming to a close, but we’re already looking forward to next year!

Formula 1 will be going through some major regulation changes for the 2026 season, which will officially kick off with the first race in early March in Australia.

There will once again be 24 races, as there have been for the past couple years, with the drivers racing around the world across five continents.

With the new season comes some driver changes, and an 11th team joining the grid!

We’ve been keeping track all year long on contract renewals and more, and have gathered all of the changes, demotions and additions that are set to come for the 2026 F1 season.

Keep reading inside to find out who officially has a seat in Formula 1 next year…

Cynthia Erivo is one of the many celebrities at the 2025 Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix on Saturday (November 22) in Las Vegas.

The 38-year-old Oscar nominee stepped out for the big event just after her new movie Wicked: For Good hit theaters the day before, officially.

While at the F1 Grand Prix, Cynthia got in the passenger seat and went for a hot lap around the track with former F1 driver and current commentator Jensen Button.

She also stopped by the Atlassian Williams Racing garage and met up with the team’s drivers Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz, whose car she got to sit in!

Cynthia was even seen meeting up with fellow Brit Gordon Ramsay, and his wife Tana and daughter Tilly.

After Wicked: For Good hit theaters, Cynthia shared an emotional post saying goodbye to this chapter of her life and career.

Check out the gallery to see more photos of Cynthia Erivo at the Las Vegas Grand Prix…

F1 drivers are some of the best in the entire world, and their net worth reflects that!

The 2025 Formula 1 racing season is well underway, with 13 races done and the 14th taking place this weekend.

McLaren’s Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have been dominating the season, picking up ten of the 13 wins, and more than twice as many points of team in second place in the constructors championship.

Being the best of the best, drivers often earn the most thanks to their success on the track and their ability to amass sponsors and fans. Their performance, experience, and marketability, are important factors as well.

We looked into how much this years driver’s are worth and ranked each F1 star based on their estimated net worth, and the two top with the biggest net worth both have over $100 million estimated worth.

To note, there are several rookies this season, as well as many returning vets and drivers who have participated in races in the past, but will be making their full season debut.

Keep reading to find out how much the Formula 1 drivers are worth…

This weekend marks the halfway mark of the 2025 F1 season!

Formula 1 takes part throughout several months of the year, with 24 races on the calendar from March to December.

With the season being halfway over, there has been much speculation about half of the grid’s future as several contracts are up at the end of this year.

Exact details of driver contracts are typically unavailable, though many will sign “multi-year” contracts, but this could also only mean two years.

As this season continues, we are taking a look at where each driver’s future currently stands based on their contract with their team.

Four of the current drivers are signed beyond 2026, with one of them holding the longest contract ever for their team!

Keep reading inside to find out when each F1 driver’s contract expires…