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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The chaotic beginnings of Allan McNish at the helm of Audi F1: many lessons to be learned
Allan McNish experienced a nightmare first weekend in his new role as a Formula 1 executive at Audi.
Melbourne ousted: is the season-opening Grand Prix about to slip away from it?
Melbourne could lose a historic status in Formula 1. A major change is looming for the 2027 season.
Lando Norris worries Brundle: he does not control the power deployment when he drives
In the end, it wasn’t the spectacular incident between Oliver Bearman and Franco Colapinto that worried Martin Brundle the most.
Charles Leclerc compares the start of his Ferrari to a “Mario Kart mushroom”
Charles Leclerc made a spectacular start at the Australian Grand Prix, quickly taking the lead of the race. However, the Ferrari driver explains that everything was far from perfect when the lights went out.
Max Verstappen at McLaren? Juan Pablo Montoya issues a serious warning
As rumors of Max Verstappen moving to McLaren grow, Juan Pablo Montoya believes the four-time world champion could be taking a risk by leaving Red Bull.
Oscar Piastri gets his smile back, but nothing to be done against the Mercedes
Oscar Piastri achieved his best qualifying performance of the season by taking third place on the grid.
Another setback for Alex Albon: pit lane start in Shanghai
The Chinese weekend continues to turn into a nightmare for Alex Albon. The Williams driver will start once again from the pitlane after modifications made to his car.
Williams hits back at “false” accusations and vows a legal battle
Williams F1 has confirmed that it intends to defend its honour in court after the publication of allegations deemed unfounded in the British press.
Willi Weber says he is shocked by Jean Todt’s revelations about Michael Schumacher
Willi Weber said he was “speechless” after the statements by Jean Todt, who admitted that Schumacher had caused two incidents.