Max Verstappen changes perspective: “Family is more important than a title”
After several years at the top of Formula 1, Max Verstappen approaches the 2026 season with a more nuanced vision of his career.
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A new starting procedure introduced from the Australian GP
Formula 1 will test a new start procedure this weekend in order to avoid any problems related to the new 2026 engines.
Images of the 2026 Red Bull engine reveal an unexpected technical detail
Thanks to our exclusive images taken in Australia, the Red Bull Ford engine appears in detail and reveals a few surprises.
Haas well-positioned to be “best of the rest”: Esteban Ocon in the top 10
Esteban Ocon was somewhat overwhelmed by the amount of information to take in during the first day of running of the Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton sees positives at Ferrari despite a “tricky” Friday in Melbourne
Lewis Hamilton had a mixed first day at the Australian Grand Prix. Despite some difficulties on track, the Ferrari driver believes that the team has already gathered valuable information about its new car.
F1 penalty points: the FIA relaxes sanctions… but also provides for direct exclusions
The FIA has thoroughly revised the guidelines governing penalties in Formula 1. Objective: fewer absurd sanctions, but much stricter measures for truly dangerous behavior.
Aston Martin already on the brink in Australia: a withdrawal in Melbourne becomes possible
The Australian Grand Prix weekend is turning into a nightmare for Aston Martin. After just one free practice session, the team led by Adrian Newey already finds itself facing a major reliability crisis.
Australian GP – FP2: Piastri impresses ahead of the Mercedes, ultra-tight field
The second free practice session of the Australian Grand Prix confirmed a hierarchy that is still very uncertain. Oscar Piastri set the fastest time of a session where four teams are within just six tenths.
F1 facing a month of April without a Grand Prix?
The 2026 calendar could see an unprecedented gap: the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix are threatened by escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Isack Hadjar aims for the podium with Red Bull… but keeps his feet on the ground
Promoted to Red Bull for his second season in Formula 1, Isack Hadjar hopes to aim high in 2026. The Frenchman prefers, however, to remain cautious at the start of this new technical era.