A second American candidate for Cadillac F1: Ugo Ugochukwu, leader of the FIA F3 championship
Colton Herta continues his quest for the points needed to obtain his Super Licence, the young Ugo Ugochukwu is gradually establishing himself.
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Where could F1 finish its season if the Middle East races are canceled?
F1 is exploring several options to replace the final races on the calendar if Qatar and Abu Dhabi cannot take place.
Kimi Antonelli, youngest leader in the history of the championship: “A bit early to think about the title”
By winning a second consecutive Grand Prix from pole position, Kimi Antonelli takes the lead in the title race.
Zak Brown sets a new colossal goal for F1 in the United States
The head of McLaren believes that Formula 1 has not yet fully conquered the American market. Despite spectacular growth, a huge challenge remains to be met.
Aston Martin compares the budget ceiling… to a trip to the supermarket
In the midst of preparing a significant upgrade package for the Hungarian Grand Prix, Aston Martin has found a rather original comparison to explain the constraints of the budget cap in Formula 1.
F1 2026: decisions expected for April 20
The first of a series of meetings aimed at discussing potential changes to the 2026 F1 regulations was held on Thursday.
Scare in the pit lane: Lindblad narrowly avoids a collision with Lawson
The end of Q2 of the Australian Grand Prix almost turned into an accident. Arvid Lindblad came within a few centimeters of a collision with his teammate Liam Lawson after a problem on Gabriel Bortoleto’s car.
Max Verstappen reveals an unexpected problem during his Hungarian Grand Prix
Second to finish in Hungary, Max Verstappen revealed that his Red Bull was damaged during the race, making his podium even more unexpected.
Lando Norris puts pressure on Mercedes: McLaren demands more to close the gap
Defending world champion Lando Norris admits that McLaren approached the 2026 season from a position of weakness.
Laurent Mekies praises Isack Hadjar’s steady progress against Max Verstappen
Isack Hadjar left Silverstone with some regrets, but Laurent Mekies prefers to focus on the Frenchman’s steady progress.