Lewis Hamilton’s race took a turn after Verstappen: “Everything went wrong”
Lewis Hamilton believes his Hungarian Grand Prix took a turn for the worse after being overtaken by Max Verstappen, despite a promising start to the race.
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Lando Norris identifies what cost him the pole against George Russell
Beaten by only 41 thousandths by George Russell at Zandvoort, Lando Norris feels he did not fully exploit the soft tires in SQ3.
Max Verstappen reacts to Lambiase’s departure and surprises with his support
The four-time world champion has finally spoken out after the announcement of his engineer’s departure. A reaction full of clarity… and elegance.
Marc Marquez convinced Isack Hadjar not to take risks at Zandvoort
Isack Hadjar wanted to participate in the Grand Prix despite his wrist fracture, but advice from Marc Marquez convinced him.
Daniel Ricciardo is grateful to Red Bull: “I felt really exhausted”
There was a time when former driver Daniel Ricciardo relied on his instinct, his late braking and an unwavering conviction.
Honda wants to believe in magic Adrian Newey: Aston Martin soon regularly in Q3?
The former Honda engine chief Yasuaki Asaki believes that the latest developments were designed under the direction of Adrian Newey.
George Russell facing growing frustration: Mercedes already under pressure?
Despite a promising start to the season, George Russell has faced a series of setbacks. In Japan, success once again eluded the Briton, to the benefit of his teammate Kimi Antonelli.
Ferrari impresses the competition: Martin Brundle sees a sign that does not lie
According to Martin Brundle, Ferrari took a step forward in 2026. The former driver believes that several innovations from the Scuderia, now copied by its rivals, demonstrate its rise in power.
Charles Leclerc demands answers from Ferrari after a worrying anomaly in Monza
Charles Leclerc wants to understand why Ferrari suddenly encountered an energy management problem in qualifying, after narrowly avoiding elimination in Q2.
Red Bull unveils a worrying pecking order as F1 awaits decisive FIA intervention
Laurent Mekies, Red Bull team principal, believes Mercedes clearly dominates the start of the new engine era, while other engine manufacturers await the crucial conclusions of the FIA’s ADUO program.