Formula 1 will speed back onto the sporting calendar for 2025 later this year in the final season before the new regulations. Max Verstappen is on a historic run of four successive drivers

The seven-time world champion made his first public appearance for the Scuderia at the F1 75 Live event at London's O2 Arena on Tuesday, joining new teammate Charles Leclerc and team boss Fred Vasseur on stage after Ferrari unveiled their new car for the 2025 season,

As a result, the first meeting of the F1 Commission in 2025, held in London and chaired by Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali, alongside FIA single-seater director Nikolas Tombazis, discussed proposals for what it described as ‘Monaco-specific regulations’, in attempts to liven up the action.

In a statement, Stefano Domenicali, president and CEO of F1, said: "This is a truly fantastic moment in Formula 1 history as Tag Heuer becomes the first-ever title partner of the Grand Prix de Monaco, a circuit that featured in the sport’s very first season in 1950, and with which we mark our 75th anniversary this year.