Formula 1 will speed back onto the sporting calendar for 2025 later this year in the final season before the new regulations.

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With only two teams - McLaren and Aston Martin - having retained their driver line up, the Formula One grid is set to shape up differently in 2025 compared to how it looked like last season.

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