Fernando Alonso sees a very encouraging first sign with the new Aston Martin
Fernando Alonso believes that the new AMR26 is going in the right direction and is particularly pleased with the correlation between simulations and the track.
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Esteban Ocon describes his F1 career as disappointing despite a victory and podiums
Esteban Ocon expressed his pride in having won a Grand Prix, but acknowledged that he has not accomplished enough in Formula 1.
Australian GP: F1 lifts team curfew due to tensions in the Middle East
Disrupted by transport difficulties linked to the conflict in the Middle East, Formula 1 has decided to temporarily ease the curfew rules in Melbourne.
Flavio Briatore keeps the pressure on Franco Colapinto despite the seventh place in Miami
Franco Colapinto delivered a standout performance for Alpine last weekend in Miami, a display marked by confidence.
What time does the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix start?
The second Grand Prix of the Formula 1 season will be held this Sunday in Shanghai, and fans are eagerly awaiting the start of the race. The battle promises to be intense, with top drivers ready to battle it out from the first corner.
Oscar Piastri cools down Ferrari after a strong claim about McLaren
Oscar Piastri does not share the idea that Ferrari has the best starts on the grid. For the McLaren driver, his team is doing even better this season.
Haas F1 aims for Q3 in Canada with its evolved VF-26 with the ambition to score points
Haas F1 Team is set to introduce a largely revised version of its VF-26 this weekend in Montreal aiming for the top 10.
Violent crash for Kimi Antonelli during EL3 in Melbourne
The third free practice session of the Australian Grand Prix was marked by a spectacular accident involving Kimi Antonelli. The Mercedes driver went off the track violently, causing a new red flag.
Frédéric Vasseur slams Ferrari’s mistakes after a missed Hungarian Grand Prix
The Ferrari team principal did not hide his frustration, believing that the Scuderia had let slip a much better result.
Max Verstappen refuses to apologize for his success: “It would be ridiculous”
Four-time F1 world champion Max Verstappen fully embraces his victories and refuses to apologize for his achievements, which he considers natural in his quest for performance.