The new 2026 F1 cars already at the heart of the controversy after the chaos in Australia
The first Grand Prix of the season in Melbourne highlighted several problems related to the new technical rules of Formula 1.
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Fred Vasseur defends Ferrari’s latest strategic failure after Australia
Ferrari achieved a good result in Melbourne despite the Mercedes one-two. Frédéric Vasseur defends his drivers’ strategy and is optimistic for the future.
Josef Newgarden (Penske) emerges on the Phoenix oval, Romain Grosjean (Coyne) out of luck
King of the oval tracks, Josef Newgarden won the IndyCar round held in Phoenix, thus securing his first victory of the season.
“Enzo”, the Ferrari legend in four episodes starting tonight on Canal +
Between genius, rivalries, and tragedies, the legend of Enzo Ferrari was built on a single obsession: to constantly push the limits.
Debutants’ ball: rookies celebrate in F2!
The opening rounds in Formula 2 and Formula 3 were spectacular at Albert Park, highlighting the quality of the rookies.
Pierre Gasly mentions never-before-seen situations with the 2026 F1 cars
Pierre Gasly saved Alpine’s honor in Australia by securing the point for tenth place. The Frenchman mentions a complicated weekend but one rich in lessons with the new cars.
Max Verstappen moves up but limited by his tires at the Australian GP
Starting 20th on the grid, Max Verstappen made a great recovery to sixth place in Melbourne, but tire degradation prevented him from going further.
Lando Norris admits: McLaren is “far off the pace” after Melbourne
Fifth at the Australian Grand Prix, Lando Norris recognizes that McLaren remains behind its rivals and that the work to close the gap will be long and progressive.
Max Verstappen denounces the “chaos” of the Australian GP and calls for FIA action
Starting 20th and finishing sixth, Max Verstappen showed his speed but remains concerned about the future of F1, which he considers too far from his ideals.
“A big accident is going to happen”: Lando Norris is worried about the danger of the 2026 F1 cars
The new single-seaters introduced in 2026 competed in their first race in Australia. But Lando Norris fears that the speed differences related to electrical energy could cause a major accident.