Alpine responds directly to doubts and sets a clear course for the future in F1
Flavio Briatore was keen to clarify Alpine’s situation, putting an end to speculation about Renault’s commitment and the team’s ambitions.
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George Russell against the wall at Monza: “It’s now or never”
59 points behind Kimi Antonelli, George Russell could benefit from a unique opportunity at Monza. For Jolyon Palmer, he can no longer afford to make mistakes.
Pierre Gasly best of the rest: Alpine ahead of Red Bull in Shanghai!
Pierre Gasly delivered an encouraging performance by placing his Alpine in a surprising seventh position.
Cadillac firmly denies rumors of selling its F1 team
Amid speculation surrounding the future of Cadillac in Formula 1, its parent company TWG Motorsports assures that no sale of the team is being considered.
Andrea Stella explains Oscar Piastri’s difficulties against Lando Norris this season
Oscar Piastri is struggling to regain the level that had allowed him to establish himself as one of the main title contenders last season.
George Russell surprised by Mercedes’ decision that gave a decisive advantage to Antonelli
George Russell did not expect to see Mercedes stop Kimi Antonelli under the Virtual Safety Car at Monza. A strategic choice that ultimately allowed the Italian to come back and beat him for the victory.
Lewis Hamilton reveals the extent of the damage to his Ferrari after his collision with Russell
Despite a heavily damaged Ferrari from the very first lap of the Belgian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton believes he had the potential to aim for victory at Spa.
What time does the 2026 Japanese Grand Prix qualifying start?
Here is the schedule not to be missed for qualifying at Suzuka, in a weekend already full of uncertainties.
Red Bull Racing prepares for post-Lambiase by appointing Tom Hart as successor
Red Bull has decided to ensure the continuity of one of its most strategic positions by preparing the succession of GianPiero Lambiase.
Charles Leclerc explains how he exploited a weakness of Lando Norris to overtake him
Second in the Sprint at Zandvoort, Charles Leclerc took advantage of Lando Norris’s electric deployment deficit to make a decisive attack.