Christian Horner to Aston Martin in case of an agreement between Alpine and Toto Wolff?
Former Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner could make his return to the paddock wearing the green colors of Aston Martin.
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Mercedes’ experience in Formula E could explain its energy advantage in F1
Mercedes’ impressive performance in Australia could be partly explained by the mastery of energy management.
Reliability and caution: teams facing the first power unit constraints
Despite their dominant performance in Australia, the season opener, Mercedes encountered some reliability issues in Melbourne.
A first Sprint in 2026 on a demanding circuit for tires and energy
The 2026 Formula 1 season will have its first Sprint weekend during the second round of the championship.
The Chinese Grand Prix TV schedule
Find the complete TV schedule and timings for the 2026 Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix, held at the Shanghai circuit.
Ferrari prepares the “Macarena” rear wing to challenge Mercedes at the Chinese Grand Prix
The Chinese Grand Prix could mark a turning point for Ferrari, determined to close the gap with Mercedes at the start of the 2026 season.
Towards an F1 calendar earthquake? Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix under threat
The holding of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix is increasingly uncertain. Due to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, Formula 1 could be forced to make a radical decision in the coming days.
Aston Martin on the brink of crisis in China: Honda admits it cannot fix the problem before Suzuka
Aston Martin is preparing for another difficult weekend in Formula 1. Engine manufacturer Honda admits it is not yet able to resolve the vibrations affecting the power unit.
A Chinese giant ready to land in F1? BYD is seriously studying an entry into the sport
The Chinese manufacturer BYD is reportedly considering joining Formula 1 or endurance racing. An arrival that would further strengthen the championship’s appeal at a time when Cadillac is starting its first season.
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.