Mercedes relaunched after being “shaken up”: a blessing in disguise?
After several difficult seasons, Mercedes is once again dominating F1 in 2026. For Rob Smedley, this resurgence is explained by a painful… but necessary period.
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Lewis Hamilton makes an unexpected confession about his “hated” Ferrari
After a nightmare 2025 season, Lewis Hamilton believes he could have turned the situation around… if the rules had not changed.
Red Bull denies any growing frustration from Max Verstappen
Despite a difficult start to the season and several technical incidents, Red Bull assures that Max Verstappen retains full confidence in the Austrian team’s project.
Otmar Szafnauer wants to relaunch the project for a twelfth F1 team, but in what timeframe?
American manager Otmar Szafnauer, former F1 team principal, has invested in a team active in F2 and F3.
Isack Hadjar reveals the Red Bull asset that facilitated his promotion
Propelled alongside Max Verstappen at Red Bull, Isack Hadjar ensures that his arrival in the team does not feel like a leap into the unknown. The Frenchman mentions a more natural transition than expected.
Ferrari urged to avoid a new internal crisis: is Frédéric Vasseur’s position already under pressure?
After a catastrophic 2025 season, Ferrari approaches 2026 with high expectations. Juan Pablo Montoya warns the Scuderia against an impulsive reaction if the results do not follow.
Simone Resta, the quiet strength of Mercedes: how to manage the championship at mid-season?
Mercedes is taking advantage of the summer break to prepare for a second half of the season that promises to be decisive in the fight for the titles.
Kimi Antonelli, the future monster of F1? A shocking statement reignites the debate
At only 19 years old, Kimi Antonelli is already impressing to the point of being compared to the biggest names in F1.
Oscar Piastri explains his difficulties with the 2026 F1: “Everything can quickly collapse”
Struggling against Norris this season, Oscar Piastri admits that his driving style does not easily match the new cars.
Lando Norris put McLaren under pressure: “We need to do better as a team”
After a season start far from his ambitions, Lando Norris no longer hides his frustration with McLaren and believes that the team must improve in several areas to regain the expected level.