Pato O’Ward compares F1 and IndyCar: “Grand Prix races are too artificial a spectacle”
IndyCar driver Pato O’Ward, a reserve for McLaren in F1, believes his dream of joining Formula 1 is now a thing of the past.
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Lawson-Pérez: tension revived after a hectic sprint in Montreal
Liam Lawson now believes he must approach his duels with Sergio Pérez with greater caution after another clash during the sprint of the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc alerts the FIA: “Dangerous situations” with the 2026 F1s
Charles Leclerc warns about the dangers of the 2026 F1 cars, pointing out concerning speed gaps on the track. As discussions with the FIA approach, safety becomes a central issue.
An influencer excluded from the British Grand Prix after an incident in the paddock
An influencer present at the British Grand Prix had her access to the paddock revoked after an incident involving remarks deemed abusive towards an official.
Valtteri Bottas relays a crazy rumor about Aston Martin and admits to being worried
Valtteri Bottas claims to have heard a surprising rumor about the new Aston Martin. The Finn fears a spectacular leap forward from his rival.
Andrea Stella debunks Ferrari rumors with a witty remark
Announced to be leaving for Ferrari, Andrea Stella responded with humor. The McLaren boss completely dismisses these speculations.
Mattia Binotto mocks Ferrari after Audi’s first points in Formula 1
Mattia Binotto did not miss the opportunity to take a jab at his former employer Ferrari after the first points scored by Audi.
Le roi des Belges remettra la coupe au vainqueur sur le podium du Grand Prix
De retour de Los Angeles, le souverain sera présent à Spa pour suivre le Grand Prix de Belgique et remettre les trophées.
Charles Leclerc drops a bombshell: “With a Mercedes engine, everything would be possible”
Fourth on the grid after penalties, Charles Leclerc believes that Ferrari is in its place at the Belgian Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris sanctioned by the FIA after an unusual delay in Monaco
Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris were sanctioned after being late for the official FIA press conference in Monaco. The two drivers explained their delay, but did not escape a suspended fine.