Ferrari hits hard in Miami: Leclerc leads FP1, Mercedes already under pressure
Charles Leclerc dominated FP1 in Miami ahead of Verstappen and Piastri. Mercedes, lagging behind, is already causing concern despite a crucial weekend.
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Charles Leclerc cools down Miami: Ferrari far from closing the gap with Mercedes?
Despite a flood of developments, Charles Leclerc tempers expectations. Ferrari could improve… without immediately worrying Mercedes.
Isack Hadjar should not fear being a victim of the “ejector seat” alongside Verstappen
Isack Hadjar has dismissed concerns that he could become a new victim of the Red Bull second seat syndrome.
Helmut Marko makes a surprising statement about Max Verstappen
Helmut Marko spoke frankly about Max Verstappen and his relationship with F1. An unexpected observation about his motivations.
Racing Bulls sees red and aims for big points in Miami by asserting its underdog status
The Miami Grand Prix hasn’t even started its engines yet, and Racing Bulls has already captured all the attention in an explosion of yellow.
Cadillac wants to shine at home with the first evolutions of the MAC-26
Cadillac hopes to make a decisive breakthrough in its young F1 journey by unveiling its first major upgrade package in Miami.
Lance Stroll regrets the self-censorship of Formula 1 drivers regarding the new regulations
The observation is increasingly difficult to ignore: F1 drivers no longer always say what they think about the current regulations.
Max Verstappen lets go: he clearly approves Lambiase’s departure
Max Verstappen accepts the future departure of his long-time engineer. The Dutchman refuses to make it a personal matter despite an ultra-dominant duo.
George Russell defends the new F1 rules: “The problems have been fixed”
George Russell steps up to defend regulatory adjustments. The Mercedes driver believes that the main criticisms have been heard.
Lewis Hamilton sees an opportunity for Ferrari in the rain in Miami
Lewis Hamilton could benefit from a key element this weekend in Miami. The weather could well reshuffle the cards.