F1 driver market: Verstappen ready to unleash total “madness”?
The driver market could ignite in 2026 after a very calm year. And according to Jolyon Palmer, everything depends on a single decision: that of Max Verstappen.
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“Mercedes have stopped bluffing”: Oscar Piastri surprised by the huge gap in qualifying
McLaren thought they could aim for pole in Melbourne after Friday’s practice. But Mercedes’ dominance in qualifying quickly dampened the team’s hopes.
Stella criticizes Mercedes: why such a gap?
McLaren boss Andrea Stella admitted after the Grand Prix that his team lags significantly behind Mercedes, while pointing out certain limitations in the collaboration with the German engine manufacturer.
Honda tempers expectations ahead of Miami after its tests with Aston Martin
Honda has confirmed that it has made progress on the vibration issue affecting Aston Martin. But the Japanese engine manufacturer believes that these improvements will not be immediately visible on track in Miami.
Red Bull sends a strong signal about Hadjar’s future looking towards 2027
Laurent Mekies hinted that Isack Hadjar was in a very good position to keep his seat at Red Bull in 2027.
Charles Leclerc happy with this battle, closer to the Mercedes than expected
The Monegasque driver secured Scuderia Ferrari’s first podium of the season: a result built thanks to an exceptional start.
Le Madring could completely reshuffle the cards: four teams can aim for victory
Formula 1 is discovering the Madring this weekend and no one really knows which single-seater will be best suited. Mercedes, Ferrari, McLaren, and Red Bull all have their arguments.
Isack Hadjar has found consistency and can now aim for the podium regularly
Isack Hadjar believes that the main challenge of his first season at Red Bull was not being fast enough.
Mercedes nuances the impact of McLaren’s developments after Lando Norris’ demonstration
For Mercedes, the new McLaren parts alone do not explain Lando Norris’s dominance at the Hungarian Grand Prix.