Max Verstappen compares the 2026 F1 cars to Formula 3 and promises to silence his critics
Always critical of the current F1 regulations, Max Verstappen nevertheless believes that he must now deal with these new rules.
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Kimi Antonelli feels the gaze of his rivals change: “They respect me now”
Leader of the championship after winning four of the first five races, he believes that his opponents see him in a different light.
Théo Pourchaire, Stellantis’s joker between WEC and Formula E, ready to seize opportunities
Despite a recent career path marked by experiences in endurance and American championships, Théo Pourchaire has not given up his single-seater ambitions: he can still bounce back in Formula E.
Another setback for Alex Albon: pit lane start in Shanghai
The Chinese weekend continues to turn into a nightmare for Alex Albon. The Williams driver will start once again from the pitlane after modifications made to his car.
Red Bull welcomes McLaren’s leap but raises a big unknown
McLaren impressed in Hungary with its developments, but Laurent Mekies is waiting to see if these improvements will be confirmed on other circuits.
Mercedes’ experience in Formula E could explain its energy advantage in F1
Mercedes’ impressive performance in Australia could be partly explained by the mastery of energy management.
Formula 2 and F1 Academy out in Montreal to compensate for cancellations
The Canadian Grand Prix support category program is expected to expand further with an anticipated first appearance of Formula 2.
Officiel : la F1 fait revenir Sepang, qui accueillera le Grand Prix de Bahreïn en octobre
La Formule 1 a officialisé le retour de Sepang au calendrier 2026. Le circuit malaisien accueillera exceptionnellement le Grand Prix de Bahreïn.
Toto Wolff with Mercedes warns: “We have left too many points on the road”
Despite its position as leader of both championships, Mercedes believes it has not fully exploited its potential in recent weeks. Toto Wolff demands a reaction starting from the Belgian Grand Prix.
Lando Norris pessimistic for McLaren at Zandvoort: “There is nothing we can do”
Overtaken by Charles Leclerc and under pressure from Kimi Antonelli during the Sprint, Lando Norris believes that McLaren’s weaknesses are difficult to fix at Zandvoort.