Zhou Guanyu Eyes the 2026 Cadillac Seat

Zhou Guanyu is already looking ahead to 2026, expressing his ambition to join Cadillac Racing when the American outfit officially enters Formula 1. With his current contract with Sauber set to expire at the end of 2024, Zhou sees Cadillac as a golden opportunity to make a comeback in F1.

“I’ve always admired Cadillac’s rich racing history and their vision for F1,” Zhou shared in an interview. The Chinese driver’s focus now is on securing the seat with the newcomer team.

Cadillac’s entry, as part of the General Motors and Andretti collaboration, has sparked widespread interest, making the competition for seats highly anticipated.

Liam Lawson Speaks Out on Online Abuse

After securing his 2025 seat at Red Bull Racing alongside Max Verstappen, Liam Lawson opened up about the darker side of his rise to the top: online abuse. Despite his strong performance in 2024, Lawson revealed he has faced intense criticism and harassment on social media.

“It’s something that no one prepares you for, especially when you’re in the spotlight,” Lawson admitted in a candid interview. He emphasized the importance of mental resilience and the support of his team and family in navigating these challenges.

Christian Horner, Red Bull’s team principal, expressed full support for Lawson, highlighting his professionalism and determination. As Lawson now prepares for his debut season with Red Bull, fans are hopeful that his on-track performance will overshadow the negativity.

Hamilton Interested in MotoGP Ownership

Lewis Hamilton has recently shown growing interest in owning a MotoGP team, specifically KTM. The seven-time World Champion has been spotted at several MotoGP events this year and is reportedly in discussions with prominent figures in the sport.

“Motorbikes have always been a passion of mine,” Hamilton said, fueling speculation about a potential investment or partnership in the MotoGP world. Insiders suggest that Hamilton’s interest aligns with his broader ambitions of contributing to motorsport beyond his F1 career.

This development comes as Hamilton prepares for his 2025 debut with Ferrari, signaling his intention to grow his legacy within the motorsport community.