Valtteri Bottas is not worried about Cadillac’s difficult start to the Formula 1 season. The Finn insists: these difficulties were expected and are part of the project he agreed to.
After an action-packed qualifying in Melbourne, the 2026 Formula 1 season is about to truly begin with the start of the Australian Grand Prix.
As discussions intensify on the new regulations, George Russell speaks of a collaboration “closer than ever seen” between the F1 stakeholders.
The weather is expected to be unstable at the Nürburgring for the 24 Hours qualifying. This seriously complicates Max Verstappen’s preparation.
While all eyes are on McLaren, Ferrari could well create a sensation this weekend in Florida. What if the Scuderia unveiled the most impressive weapon in this battle of developments?
Isack Hadjar has dismissed concerns that he could become a new victim of the Red Bull second seat syndrome.
While all eyes are focused on the Honda engine and the vibrations in the cockpit, Lance Stroll has revealed a less visible but equally concerning weakness for Aston Martin.
The 2026 Chinese Grand Prix weekend marks the return of the sprint format this season. Before Saturday’s short race, drivers will first have to battle it out during Sprint Qualifying to determine the grid.
Oscar Piastri was not even able to take the start of his home Grand Prix. The McLaren driver looked back on the incident that caused his accident before the race.
Despite a flood of developments, Charles Leclerc tempers expectations. Ferrari could improve… without immediately worrying Mercedes.