Charles Leclerc hails FIA official’s “clever trick” after surprise start
Charles Leclerc reflects on the surprisingly fast start of the 2026 Australian Grand Prix and highlights the “clever” role of a FIA official during the start.
Charles Leclerc reflects on the surprisingly fast start of the 2026 Australian Grand Prix and highlights the “clever” role of a FIA official during the start.
Mercedes still dominates both championships, but its lead is shrinking. Stefan Johansson expects a very competitive second half of the season.
Valtteri Bottas revealed that several technical and setup issues heavily penalized his Cadillac in Canada.
In the midst of the crisis surrounding the 2026 rules, Helmut Marko breaks his silence and directly criticizes a regulation that he deems ill-suited to the current reality of F1.
Max Verstappen reveals he is in discussions with the FIA to correct a safety issue that has emerged with the new 2026 cars. Several cars are indeed finding themselves on the grid with nearly empty batteries, creating worrying speed differentials at the start.
Laurent Mekies acknowledges that Red Bull may still struggle at Spa-Francorchamps, but the team principal refuses to give up despite the difficulties encountered with the RB22.
Kimi Antonelli once again dominated the Free Practice 3 of the Belgian Grand Prix. However, Lewis Hamilton ended the session in the wall, forcing Ferrari into a race against time before qualifying.
Despite two consecutive podiums and clear progress at Ferrari, Charles Leclerc believes he is still far from fully exploiting the potential of his SF-26.
Undefeated this season in F1, the Mercedes team will have a lot at stake with its upgrade package planned for the Canadian Grand Prix.
Despite a growing interest in other motorsport disciplines, Max Verstappen draws a line: rallying is not one of them.