The new 2026 regulations reshuffle the cards in F1
New engine, new aerodynamics: the 2026 F1 regulations reshuffle the deck. Mercedes dominates, Ferrari and Hamilton make a comeback. Analysis of a revived season.
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Guenther Steiner: “Gene Haas may have lost all interest in Formula 1”
Guenther Steiner believes that Gene Haas has never clearly defined what he wanted to achieve in Formula 1.
Lewis Hamilton far ahead of other Formula 1 drivers in wealth in 2026
Sir Lewis may no longer dominate the timesheets, but when it comes to heritage, he dominates his opponents.
Officiel : Red Bull change son duo de pilotes pour le Grand Prix des Pays-Bas
Red Bull a confirmé le forfait d’Isack Hadjar pour le Grand Prix des Pays-Bas. Liam Lawson retrouvera l’équipe aux côtés de Max Verstappen à Zandvoort.
Honda wants to believe in magic Adrian Newey: Aston Martin soon regularly in Q3?
The former Honda engine chief Yasuaki Asaki believes that the latest developments were designed under the direction of Adrian Newey.
Charles Leclerc reveals the hidden complexity behind drivers’ difficulties in 2026
Charles Leclerc believes that the new F1 cars have become so complex that a driver can no longer always precisely identify the source of their difficulties.
Max Verstappen criticizes the “artificial” overtakes of current F1
Max Verstappen is still not convinced by the new F1 rules. The Dutchman believes that some overtakes favored by energy management do not constitute “real” entertainment.
Lewis Hamilton found his “Italian Bono” at Ferrari
After a challenging first season at Ferrari, Lewis Hamilton seems to have found the right contact with his new race engineer Carlo Santi.
Isack Hadjar forfait à Zandvoort ? Liam Lawson devrait remplacer le Français chez Red Bull
Isack Hadjar souffre d’une blessure au poignet et devrait manquer le Grand Prix des Pays-Bas. Liam Lawson est pressenti pour retrouver temporairement le baquet Red Bull aux côtés de Max Verstappen.
Sergio Pérez reveals his doubts before his return to F1
Back in Formula 1 with Cadillac after a year away, Sergio Perez admits to having doubted his choice, before his performances reassured him.