Lewis Hamilton backpedals and apologizes after his criticism of Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton has come back on his particularly harsh statements against Ferrari after the Dutch Grand Prix.
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Esteban Ocon philosophizes, but faster than his teammate at Zandvoort: a small consolation
Haas F1 experienced a Dutch Grand Prix to forget: the American team recorded a double retirement at Zandvoort.
Mercedes tranche, Ferrari hésite : Zandvoort illustre deux philosophies opposées
Le Grand Prix des Pays-Bas a offert un contraste saisissant entre Mercedes et Ferrari dans leur gestion des consignes d’équipe.
Ferrari under pressure after Zandvoort: Fred Vasseur admits to a mix-up between Hamilton and Leclerc
Fred Vasseur acknowledges that Ferrari could have better managed the battle between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, which cost precious seconds at Zandvoort.
Fernando Alonso tempers Aston Martin’s progress despite a historic result
Back in the points at Zandvoort, Fernando Alonso notes Aston Martin’s progress but warns that several weaknesses remain to be fixed.
Isack Hadjar injured: behind the scenes of his withdrawal and Max Verstappen’s hope
Victim of a wrist fracture during the summer break, Isack Hadjar had to withdraw from Zandvoort. Red Bull had to react urgently.
“Drive to Survive” will return for a ninth season dedicated to F1 2026
Netflix has confirmed the return of Formula 1: Drive to Survive for a ninth season, which will cover the behind-the-scenes of the 2026 championship.
Lewis Hamilton accuses Ferrari of sabotaging his podium at Zandvoort
Lewis Hamilton believes that the seconds lost behind Charles Leclerc played a decisive role in his failure to secure a podium in the Netherlands.
Charles Leclerc clarifies the episode that frustrated Lewis Hamilton at Zandvoort
Charles Leclerc assures that Ferrari never asked him to let Lewis Hamilton pass at Zandvoort. The Monegasque is mainly questioning a strategic decision that, according to him, compromised his end of the race.
A deserving interim for Liam Lawson, but Isack Hadjar remains a full-time starter
Liam Lawson’s Dutch stint did not change Red Bull’s plans despite Isack Hadjar’s absence due to a fracture.