Aston Martin questions itself after Fernando Alonso’s painful retirement in Canada
Fernando Alonso retired in Montreal due to back pain, prompting Aston Martin to review a key element of the AMR26.
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Christian Horner pushed towards a return to F1: a strong supporter reveals themselves
Christian Horner could soon make his return to Formula 1, publicly supported by the FIA president.
Mercedes acknowledges its delay in the development battle
After dominating the start of the season, Mercedes sees Ferrari and McLaren catching up. Toto Wolff acknowledges a delay in the development schedule.
Flavio Briatore reveals an evaluation of the Alpine F1 team at 3.2 billion dollars
Flavio Briatore revealed that the Renault group had received an offer to buy the 24% of Alpine F1 currently held by Otro.
Aston Martin in crisis: Honda warns that the solution will not be immediate
Honda continues to work tirelessly with Aston Martin to correct its serious engine problems. But as Miami approaches, the Japanese engine manufacturer tempers expectations.
Lewis Hamilton blanked after the incident with Verstappen: the decisive testimony
Lewis Hamilton escapes any penalty after his collision with Max Verstappen in free practice at Suzuka. The Dutchman played a key role in the stewards’ decision.
Max Verstappen fears that the magic of Spa-Francorchamps will disappear this season
A bit sarcastic, Max Verstappen warned that the Belgian Grand Prix would have a very different flavor this season.
Oscar Piastri sends a warning to McLaren in the fight with Mercedes
Oscar Piastri believes that McLaren is not yet able to regularly win races against Mercedes, despite recent progress.
Ferrari vs. Mercedes: Charles Leclerc frankly exposes the weak point that worries
Charles Leclerc didn’t beat around the bush. If Ferrari remains Mercedes’ main rival at the start of the 2026 season, a key element is still holding back the Scuderia’s ambitions: its engine. And the Monegasque admits it without filter.
Liam Lawson debunks a crazy rumor about leaving Supercars
Announced in Australia during the calendar break, Liam Lawson quickly responded. The Racing Bulls driver insists he never planned such a program.