Carlos Sainz is worried: Formula 1 is on the wrong track, the course must be corrected
Carlos Sainz believes that F1 is doing its best to sell something that we all know is not correct.
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Toto Wolff is relishing it: “One of the best moments of my career”
For Mercedes boss Toto Wolff, the most significant moment of the day did not take place during this triumphant race.
2026 F1 Regulations: no knee-jerk reaction, it is urgent to wait!
Formula 1 does not plan to make immediate changes to its 2026 technical regulations: discussions regarding potential adjustments have been postponed at least until the Miami Grand Prix in early May, following the initial analyses carried out by the FIA.
Liam Lawson seventh again: a great haul of points in China
Liam Lawson finished the Chinese Grand Prix in seventh place this Sunday, a result identical to the one obtained the day before.
Alex Palou (Ganassi) beaten on merit by Kyle Kirkwood (Andretti) at Arlington
The first Arlington (Texas) Grand Prix came down to an intense duel between Kyle Kirkwood and Álex Palou.
Max Verstappen makes an alarming assessment of the Red Bull
Max Verstappen had a particularly difficult weekend in China. The four-time world champion lifted the veil on the problems currently hampering his Red Bull.
Lewis Hamilton defends the new F1 rules against Verstappen’s criticism
Lewis Hamilton was enthusiastic after the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver believes that the new technical regulations offer some of the best racing quality he has experienced in Formula 1.
Ferrari takes a risky gamble in China: Vasseur admits the team could have looked “completely stupid”
Ferrari let Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc fight on track during the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix. A decision owned by Frédéric Vasseur, despite the risk of an incident between his two drivers.
Oscar Piastri makes history… with a record he could have done without
Oscar Piastri experienced a nightmare start to the 2026 season. The McLaren driver became the first in F1 history not to start the first two races of a season.
Isack Hadjar opened his score, for lack of anything better
Isack Hadjar scored his first points of the season by finishing eighth in the Chinese Grand Prix, a result that will remain mixed.