Aston Martin in crisis? Fernando Alonso torpedoes, Honda reacts
After a complicated weekend in Australia, Honda denies any divorce with Aston Martin, while Fernando Alonso questions the engine’s true progress.
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Rafael Câmara’s baptism of fire in F1: Ferrari will be able to count on him in the future
The Brazilian Rafael Câmara took a major step this week in his progression towards Formula 1.
Toto Wolff calms the euphoria after McLaren’s revival
Toto Wolff believes that McLaren’s victory in Hungary should not be interpreted as a lasting upheaval in the Formula 1 hierarchy.
Max Verstappen stunned after Red Bull’s chaotic sprint
Max Verstappen experienced an extremely complicated sprint at the Chinese Grand Prix. The quadruple world champion even admits to being left speechless by the many difficulties encountered by Red Bull.
Isack Hadjar very upset after qualifying: “The pace is rotten, it pisses me off”
Isack Hadjar did not hide his frustration after the Hungarian Grand Prix qualifying, pointing to the lack of performance of his Red Bull and his team’s choices.
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.
Isack Hadjar bitter in Miami: “I was not smart” after an expensive crash
Isack Hadjar saw his race come to a sudden stop after an accident at the start of the Miami Grand Prix, losing valuable points.
No Monegasque residence for Arvid Lindblad: “I would not feel comfortable there”
Arvid Lindblad has no intention of following the tradition that leads many Formula 1 drivers to settle in Monaco.
Red Bull prepares a plan for qualifying at Monza
Held back on Friday in Monza, Red Bull could rely on a slipstreaming strategy between its drivers in qualifying. Liam Lawson confirms that a plan is under consideration.
The FIA ready to drop hybrid technology to favor a return of modern, clean V8s
The possible abandonment of hybrid engines in F1 constitutes a major strategic turning point, both technical, political, and economic.