F1 Rejects Andretti's Bid for 2025 Entry, Open to 2028 Reconsideration

Formula 1's decision to reject Andretti Global's bid for a 2025 entry has sparked fan outrage and discussions on the sport's future direction.

F1 rejects Andretti Global's bid to join the grid in 2025 or 2026, citing doubts over the team's competitiveness and value addition.
F1 leaves the door open for Andretti to enter in 2028 with a General Motors-built engine, emphasizing the challenge and investment required for competitiveness.
The decision sparks outrage among fans and raises questions about F1's alignment with its fanbase, especially regarding the rejection of a potential 11th team.
Mario Andretti expresses devastation over the rejection, highlighting the emotional impact on the Andretti family and their significant preparations for entry.
The rejection fuels discussions on F1's future direction, including its approach to new teams and the increasing number of street circuits on the calendar.