Pierre Gasly assures that Alpine has worked intensely behind the scenes to correct its recent problems, as the French driver approaches the Monaco Grand Prix with optimism, despite many unknowns.
Fifth on the grid for the Dutch Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton believes that Ferrari’s difficulty in getting its tires to work largely explains its lag behind McLaren and Mercedes.
On the eve of the Australian Grand Prix, Aston Martin is heading into the unknown. Reliability issues, lack of data and concerns over performance: Martin Brundle is sounding the alarm.
Outpaced by Kimi Antonelli despite a very competitive Mercedes, George Russell is going through a difficult period. David Coulthard believes that the Briton must above all avoid falling into the trap of “overanalysis”.
Still without a single point after Zandvoort, Cadillac is going through a difficult first season in F1. Sergio Pérez nevertheless sees progress and already praises the impact of Marcin Budkowski.
Several personalities from the Formula 1 paddock doubt that Max Verstappen is seriously considering joining McLaren.
Criticized by Zak Brown for its closeness to Red Bull, Racing Bulls has firmly defended its operation and strict compliance with FIA regulations.
Only sixth on the grid at Zandvoort, Charles Leclerc admits that several mistakes disrupted his Q3, even though he believes Ferrari did not have the potential to fight for pole.
Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso gives a particularly harsh assessment of the 2026 F1 regulations.
After a turbulent qualification, the Team Verstappen duo will start from fifth position on the legendary Nordschleife.