Transfers: towards a large part of musical chairs this autumn?
Speculations about the driver market for 2027 are already starting to multiply with the possibility of a grid reshuffle.
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Lewis Hamilton debunks a widespread theory about his revival at Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton refutes the idea that the 2026 single-seaters would naturally be more suited to his driving style.
Penalized on the grid, Lando Norris sets the tone ahead of the Belgian GP
Constrained to start only 13th on the grid for the Belgian Grand Prix, Lando Norris remains convinced that the potential of his McLaren will allow him to quickly return to the leading group.
Cadillac firmly responds to rumors sending Sergio Pérez to Williams
Performant since his return to F1, Sergio Pérez would interest Williams. But Cadillac does not seem at all willing to let the Mexican go.
Kimi Antonelli greets Russell after the Mercedes instruction at Zandvoort
Kimi Antonelli praised George Russell’s attitude, who agreed to give up his second place to him in the final laps of the Dutch Grand Prix. An important instruction in the fight for the title.
Why McLaren surprised and beat Mercedes in Miami
McLaren made a strong impact by securing the sprint pole in Miami with Lando Norris, taking advantage of a more challenging weekend for Mercedes due to imperfect settings, a different energy strategy, and a delay in developments.
Mercedes unveils a major evolution of the W17 in Canada
Mercedes will introduce its first major evolution of the 2026 season at the Canadian Grand Prix to respond to McLaren’s strong comeback after Miami.
McLaren mocked after a disastrous bet in Canada: “But what were they doing?”
The incomprehensible choice of intermediate tires by McLaren at the start of the Canadian GP has caused much criticism in the paddock.
George Russell denounces a “dangerous” problem at Mercedes
George Russell believes that a technical failure in his Mercedes caused his retirement on the very first lap of the Belgian Grand Prix. The Briton describes the situation as “frankly dangerous.”
Hamilton called Wolff and Brown after the Bahrain tests
Lewis Hamilton admits he was left in uncertainty after the 2026 winter testing in Bahrain, to the point of calling Toto Wolff and Zak Brown to try to get a clearer picture.