Ford et GM adoubent évidemment le moteur V8
Le débat autour d’un éventuel retour des moteurs V8 en Formule 1 continue de gagner du terrain avec Ford et GM.
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Turkey could join the 2026 F1 calendar
Faced with geopolitical uncertainties in the Middle East, the FIA is considering an unprecedented scenario: bringing forward the return of the Turkish Grand Prix as early as this season.
Toto Wolff puts the critics in their place: “They should hide after a race like that!”
After a spectacular Miami Grand Prix, Toto Wolff did not mince his words towards the detractors of the 2026 F1 version.
Lewis Hamilton changes everything at Ferrari: “It doesn’t work like that”
Frustrated after Miami, Lewis Hamilton announces a radical change of approach. The Ferrari driver wants to start fresh from the next race.
The return of F1 to South Africa is approaching: Kyalami accelerates
More than 30 years later, Formula 1 could soon return to Africa. South Africa is intensifying its efforts around the Kyalami circuit.
Lando Norris drops a bomb: “The battery is killing F1”
Always critical of the 2026 version of F1, Lando Norris believes the adjustments are not enough. For him, a radical solution is necessary.
Apple TV accélère en F1 et vise une expansion mondiale : Canal+ sous pression ?
Apple TV veut transformer son succès américain en véritable offensive globale autour de la Formule 1, une ambition qui pourrait redistribuer les cartes des droits TV dans les années à venir.
The chilling testimony of Frederik Vesti, trapped in the war last March in Sakhir
Mercedes reserve driver Frederik Vesti recounted how he found himself at the center of an extremely dangerous situation.
Honda revives Aston Martin: a new milestone after a key breakthrough
After a difficult start to the season, Honda is taking an important step with Aston Martin. The priority now shifts to pure performance.
Juan Pablo Montoya wants to suspend Verstappen: “Put him on the bench!”
Repeated criticisms from Max Verstappen about the 2026 F1 version do not go unnoticed. Juan Pablo Montoya calls for strong sanctions… up to a suspension.