Oscar Piastri sees a great opportunity in Hungary thanks to McLaren’s developments
Oscar Piastri believes McLaren can play a leading role in Hungary, despite a complicated first day and a car still lacking the latest upgrades.
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Ferrari plays a masterstroke with its engine: timing that could change everything in 2027
Ferrari will introduce a significant evolution of its engine at Monza. But beyond the expected performance gain, its timing allows the Scuderia to retain valuable development advantages for 2027.
Catastrophe for McLaren: Norris and Piastri don’t even start in China
Disaster scenario for McLaren on the grid of the Chinese Grand Prix. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri were both forced to retire even before the lights went out.
Major upgrade for McLaren in Miami: enough to turn the tables?
McLaren is expected to introduce a significant upgrade package for the F1 Miami Grand Prix in order to retain the world titles.
Toto Wolff with Mercedes warns: “We have left too many points on the road”
Despite its position as leader of both championships, Mercedes believes it has not fully exploited its potential in recent weeks. Toto Wolff demands a reaction starting from the Belgian Grand Prix.
Toto Wolff at Russell’s side after a disastrous weekend
Very affected after his retirement in the first round of the Belgian Grand Prix, George Russell will be able to count on the full support of Mercedes. Toto Wolff was keen to defend his driver after a particularly difficult weekend.
Mercedes’ experience in Formula E could explain its energy advantage in F1
Mercedes’ impressive performance in Australia could be partly explained by the mastery of energy management.
Haas F1 aims for Q3 in Canada with its evolved VF-26 with the ambition to score points
Haas F1 Team is set to introduce a largely revised version of its VF-26 this weekend in Montreal aiming for the top 10.
Spectacular crash for Verstappen in qualifying: the real cause finally revealed
Eliminated in Q1 after a violent accident in Melbourne, Max Verstappen saw his qualifying session cut short. Technical analysis reveals that the cause was not mechanical, but linked to the energy recovery system.
McLaren will reintroduce its upgrade removed in Canada in Monaco
McLaren has confirmed that its new front wing, withdrawn after mixed tests in Montreal, will be tested again at the Monaco Grand Prix.