Ferrari trapped by the FIA? Vasseur criticizes an “unfair” decision
Ferrari believes it was penalized after designing its 2026 engine while strictly adhering to the initial rules.
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Honda sets a key goal for the Canadian Grand Prix after a major breakthrough
Honda approaches the Canadian Grand Prix with a clearly defined goal: to improve the performance and confidence of the drivers, after a difficult start to the season with Aston Martin.
Ford open to a radical engine change
While Formula 1 is already considering its next engine regulations, Ford says it is ready to support a return of V8s, while remaining open to different hybrid configurations for the future.
One more Sprint, but a first for Montreal: with what prospects?
Canada will host a Sprint format for the first time this year, and this new setting could influence the rest of the weekend.
David Coulthard insists on the importance of Kimi Antonelli’s coaching
David Coulthard believes that Kimi Antonelli’s rise to the top will depend as much on his entourage as on his speed on the track.
Mick Schumacher facing a monument: a huge challenge awaits him in Indianapolis
Mick Schumacher will officially participate in his first Indianapolis 500 on Sunday, even though the challenge looks immense.
Arvid Linblad toujours en manque de roulage : le meilleur est encore à venir
Arvid Lindblad est arrivé en F1 avec une immense attente autour de lui et l’assurance d’un pilote considéré comme un grand espoir.
Liam Lawson garde espoir malgré la complexité du nouveau défi énergétique en F1
Liam Lawson estime que les pilotes de Formule 1 pourraient bientôt être en mesure de pousser à fond plus régulièrement en course, malgré un début de saison marqué par une gestion énergétique plus complexe que prévu.
BYD courts Christian Horner, unless it’s the other way around: the yellow peril is becoming clear…
Is BYD looking to enter Formula 1 with the help of Christian Horner? The latest developments in the paddock point in this direction.
Ferrari already looking beyond Hamilton: Bearman “ready” according to Günther Steiner
While Lewis Hamilton continues to race for Ferrari, Guenther Steiner believes that the Scuderia already has its natural successor: Oliver Bearman, considered ready for a top team.