Lackluster start for Alpine, trailing the pack
The first day of the season’s opening weekend in Melbourne was particularly complicated for Alpine.
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Adrian Newey considered a miscast to lead Aston Martin F1
The former technical director of Scuderia Ferrari and Mercedes in F1, Aldo Costa, believes that Aston Martin made a major mistake.
McLaren sounds the alarm after Piastri-Leclerc collision: “The next one could be huge”
Andrea Stella believes that the collision between Oscar Piastri and Charles Leclerc at Spa should serve as a warning. The McLaren boss fears that a similar incident could cause a much more serious accident.
Red Bull tire la sonnette d’alarme en Hongrie : “Nous ne sommes pas assez rapides”
Distancée par Ferrari lors des essais libres, Red Bull reconnaît manquer de rythme et devoir encore progresser avant les qualifications.
Lewis Hamilton sets a clear goal in Hungary: “We must fight for victory”
After a frustrating weekend in Spa, Lewis Hamilton wants to bounce back immediately. The Ferrari driver is aiming for a record ninth victory at the Hungaroring.
Martin Brundle calls for an F1 revolution: “It almost brings tears to my eyes”
Martin Brundle believes that the 2026 cars have spoiled some of the championship’s greatest circuits. The former driver is already calling for this concept to be abandoned by 2030.
Charles Leclerc displays his ambitions: Ferrari believes more than ever in victory in Hungary
Charles Leclerc is optimistic ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix, convinced that Ferrari’s long-run pace can make the difference.
Would Max Verstappen use McLaren to put pressure on Red Bull?
Several personalities from the Formula 1 paddock doubt that Max Verstappen is seriously considering joining McLaren.
Kimi Antonelli reveals the secret of his historic pole in Shanghai
At just 19 years old, Kimi Antonelli becomes the youngest pole-sitter in F1 history thanks to an impeccable session at the Chinese Grand Prix.
Oscar Piastri sees a great opportunity in Hungary thanks to McLaren’s developments
Oscar Piastri believes McLaren can play a leading role in Hungary, despite a complicated first day and a car still lacking the latest upgrades.