Alpine accelerates in Miami and introduces a massive package
Alpine arrives in Miami with a series of developments that say a lot about its ambitions
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Leo Fornaroli continues his learning in F1
The young Italian talent Leonardo Fornaroli, reigning F2 champion, has taken a new step in his development towards Formula 1.
Otmar Szafnauer returns to the paddock in F2
Otmar Szafnauer officially took up his duties as CEO and Managing Director of Van Amersfoort Racing (VAR) on February 1st.
The FIA maintains engine penalty rules in F1 for 2027 and 2028
The FIA has confirmed that the rules regarding engine penalties will remain relaxed after 2026, in order to avoid excessive pressure on manufacturers during upcoming technical developments.
Pierre Waché assures that Red Bull will avoid correlation errors in 2026
Pierre Waché is confident: Red Bull Racing should not repeat the correlation errors encountered during the previous cycle.
Ferrari under fire: a new strategic error that sets teeth on edge
Ferrari had all the cards in hand to aim for victory in Australia. But the decision not to take advantage of the two virtual safety cars continues to draw much criticism in the paddock.
David Coulthard : Miami might not reveal the true impact of recent adjustments
Coulthard believes that fans will probably have to wait beyond the Miami Grand Prix to truly measure its impact.
Twist in Miami: Kimi Antonelli penalized and demoted after the finish
Fourth under the checkered flag, Kimi Antonelli was finally penalized after the Sprint race in Miami. A penalty with heavy consequences for the championship.
The FIA ready to drop hybrid technology to favor a return of modern, clean V8s
The possible abandonment of hybrid engines in F1 constitutes a major strategic turning point, both technical, political, and economic.
Jean Alesi angry with former drivers “giving lessons”: priority to the show
Jean Alesi did not mince his words when discussing the controversy surrounding the new regulations, expressing frank anger.