George Russell regains his feelings at Zandvoort: “I feel like myself again”
Winner of the Sprint and then second in qualifying at Zandvoort, George Russell feels he has regained his best sensations after several difficult weekends.
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Mika Häkkinen warns teams against team orders in the title fight
Mika Häkkinen believes that teams will have to be extremely cautious before imposing instructions.
Kimi Antonelli surprises and takes his first pole in Shanghai
The young Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli claims a historic first pole at the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix, taking advantage of the problems encountered by George Russell in Q3.
Martinius Stenshorne (Rodin) triumphs in a completely crazy race in Montreal
The Norwegian rookie secured his first career win in F2 in Montreal after a completely chaotic main race.
Lewis Hamilton lourdement sanctionné en Hongrie : il perd sa deuxième place sur la grille
Lewis Hamilton a écopé d’une pénalité de trois places sur la grille après avoir gêné Oscar Piastri en qualifications. Le pilote Ferrari partira finalement cinquième.
Racing Bulls come away empty-handed despite a solid performance from Yuki Tsunoda and Arvid Lindblad
Racing Bulls came very close to scoring points, but Yuki Tsunoda and Arvid Lindblad ultimately had to settle for 11th and 12th places.
Pierre Gasly sent tumbling in Miami: big disappointment for the Frenchman
Pierre Gasly was involved in a spectacular accident at the Miami Grand Prix, caused by a mechanical issue experienced by Liam Lawson.
Lewis Hamilton names the main person responsible for Ferrari’s delay at Zandvoort
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.
George Russell refuses to break down after his defeat against Antonelli
Beaten by Kimi Antonelli despite starting from second place and a long domination at Monza, George Russell prefers to see the positive: since the restart, the Briton has regained his best form.
Mercedes’ engine tour de force now banned by the FIA
The FIA has officially changed the engine regulations before Monaco, putting an end to a technical grey area that Mercedes had largely exploited since the start of the season.