Stella criticizes Mercedes: why such a gap?
McLaren boss Andrea Stella admitted after the Grand Prix that his team lags significantly behind Mercedes, while pointing out certain limitations in the collaboration with the German engine manufacturer.
Read More
Esteban Ocon frustrated, Oliver Bearman happy: contrasting fortunes at Haas
After disappointing qualifying, the American team showed a much more convincing pace on Sunday.
Cadillac has already finished a Grand Prix: launchpad for the rest of the season
Cadillac F1 made history today by finishing its very first Grand Prix: Checo Pérez crossed the finish line.
Arvid Linblad’s feat, in the mix from the start: unfazed against the best
At only 18 years old, Arvid Lindblad made an impression during the Australian Grand Prix by scoring his first points on his F1 debut
Verstappen enters with a Mercedes in Red Bull colors
Verstappen takes on a new challenge away from F1: the 24 Hours of Nürburgring
After driver criticism, the FIA is already considering modifying the 2026 F1 rules
Energy management, safety: the FIA ready to quickly adjust the 2026 rules.
Max Verstappen compares the battles in the pack to “Mario Kart” after his comeback in Australia
Starting from the back of the grid after a mistake in qualifying, Max Verstappen made a solid climb to sixth place in Melbourne.
George Russell responds to Norris’s criticism of the new F1 rules
Lando Norris strongly criticized the 2026 regulations after the Australian Grand Prix. Winner in Melbourne, George Russell believes however that these criticisms would be different if the McLaren driver were in the lead.
Charles Leclerc compares the start of his Ferrari to a “Mario Kart mushroom”
Charles Leclerc made a spectacular start at the Australian Grand Prix, quickly taking the lead of the race. However, the Ferrari driver explains that everything was far from perfect when the lights went out.
Red Bull trapped by the new F1: Verstappen and Hadjar forced to start with an empty battery
The 2026 Australian Grand Prix had a major surprise in store for Red Bull: Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar started with a completely empty battery. An extremely rare situation linked to the new energy regulations.