Larry Ellison owned this F1 for a decade but drove it fewer than 2,600 miles

Helmut Marko is remaining optimistic there's still a chance for Max Verstappen to win the 2025 F1 world title, but his driver doesn't agree

A special Formula 1 McLaren car model is set to sell for $23 million at auction in August. The car's original owner was Larry Ellison, a billionaire who ranks among the wealthiest people in the world and is the co-founder of the software company Oracle.

Chassis number 062 could become the most expensive F1 ever sold at auction. The current record holder sold for nearly $20.5 million back in 2021

Enthusiasts who track individual cars estimate that as many as three dozen F1s are in the United States, and owners ship their cars to Mr. Hines for service. While other brands, including Mercedes-Benz and Porsche, offer upkeep and repair services for vintage models, they serve a much larger constituency.

Banca Transilvania and Mastercard are launching the McLaren F1 Team Mastercard Debit (in RON) and McLaren F1 Team Mastercard Debit Gold (in EUR, premium) digital cards, issued by BT, the first cards in the world in partnership with the McLaren Formula 1 Team.

This nearly 30-year-old McLaren F1 could sell for more than US$20 million at the auction to be held during next month’s Monterey Car Week.

F 1 is still reeling from the news that Red Bull have sacked Christian Horner, with the team experiencing their first ever race weekend free of his immediate influence at the Belgian Grand Prix. The team made the stunning decision earlier this month, leaving the kind of leadership void the organization has never heretofore experienced.