Oscar Piastri reacts to discussions between Verstappen and McLaren
Max Verstappen has finally extended with Red Bull until 2030, but McLaren was among his potential destinations. A threat that never really concerned Oscar Piastri.
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Racing Bulls come away empty-handed despite a solid performance from Yuki Tsunoda and Arvid Lindblad
Racing Bulls came very close to scoring points, but Yuki Tsunoda and Arvid Lindblad ultimately had to settle for 11th and 12th places.
Ferrari plays a masterstroke with its engine: timing that could change everything in 2027
Ferrari will introduce a significant evolution of its engine at Monza. But beyond the expected performance gain, its timing allows the Scuderia to retain valuable development advantages for 2027.
Laurent Mekies: Liam Lawson did what he could
Called at the last minute to replace Isack Hadjar, who was injured in the wrist, Liam Lawson made the most of his return to Red Bull.
Kimi Antonelli under pressure: all his penalties since the start of the 2026 season
Kimi Antonelli is having a remarkable second season in F1, but the Mercedes driver is also accumulating penalties and warnings.
Fiona Hewitson, Christian Horner’s former assistant, has lost her job at Cadillac F1
Christian Horner has learned that the woman who accused him in the case that shook Red Bull has been fired from her new job.
Ferrari is preparing a major engine upgrade with the ADUO 2 for Monza
After a first ADUO upgrade, Maranello is now preparing a second, more ambitious specification, including a new turbo.
Nikola Tsolov découvre le pilotage d’une F1 à Imola et se rapproche de la Super Licence
Nikola Tsolov a effectué jeudi ses premiers tours au volant d’une Formule 1 à l’occasion d’un essai privé organisé par Racing Bulls.
Alpine confirms Franco Colapinto alongside Pierre Gasly for 2027: continuity and stability
The Argentine will thus keep his seat alongside Pierre Gasly, allowing the French team to focus on stability.
George Russell admits: Mercedes is no longer the benchmark, “McLaren is the team to beat”
Two consecutive victories have shaken up the hierarchy in F1. George Russell now acknowledges McLaren’s superiority, while also fearing Ferrari at Monza.