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What the teams said – Qualifying in Mexico City
The drivers and teams report back on all the action from final practice and Qualifying at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez ahead of the 2026 Mexico City Grand Prix.
Vasseur on Hamilton’s ‘fantastic job’ in Mexico Qualifying
Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur has praised Lewis Hamilton for his Qualifying performance in Mexico City.
What the teams said – Friday in Mexico City
The drivers and teams report back on all the action from Friday practice at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez ahead of the 2026 Mexico City Grand Prix.
Are Ferrari the favourites after Friday practice in Mexico City?
Lawrence Barretto delves into the biggest lessons from Friday's running at the Mexico City Grand Prix.
F1 2026 Mexican Grand Prix practice results
Practice results from Formula 1's Mexican Grand Prix, where 10 drivers swapped in for regulars in FP1
Mercedes out of performance window at Mexico GP - George Russell
George Russell is enduring further difficulties with the upgraded Mercedes Formula 1 car, as it was outside the optimum set-up in Friday practice at the Mexico Grand Prix. The championship-leading squad introduced an updated W17 for Malaysia this month, but it was easily beaten b
Ferrari downplays expectations for F1 Mexico GP despite blistering Friday
Ferrari Formula 1 boss Fred Vasseur has downplayed expectations for the Mexico Grand Prix despite Charles Leclerc topping both Friday practice sessions. The Ferrari driver set the pace with a 1m18.128s in FP1, before lowering that benchmark to 1m17.827s for FP2 at Autodromo Herma
Komatsu blasts Bearman salary demand rumours as 'nonsense'
Rumours suggesting Ollie Bearman's demand for a larger salary is the reason a new contract with Haas has been delayed are "absolute nonsense", according to Ayao Komatsu.
Formula 1 News: Audi Appoints Thomas Fuhr as CEO of Power Unit Division
Formula 1 News: Audi Appoints Thomas Fuhr as CEO of Power Unit Division AutoRacing1.com
Winners and losers from Mexico's Friday F1 action
Winners and losers from Mexico's Friday F1 action The Race
Winners and losers from Mexico's Friday F1 action
Winners and losers from Mexico's Friday F1 action The Race
Racing Bulls boss Permane brands Lawson/Verstappen contact ‘completely unnecessary’
Racing Bulls boss Permane brands Lawson/Verstappen contact ‘completely unnecessary’ Formula 1
Nielsen on Alpine’s prospects: ‘We’re quietly confident but with work to do with Franco’
Nielsen on Alpine’s prospects: ‘We’re quietly confident but with work to do with Franco’ Formula 1
Nielsen on Alpine’s prospects: ‘We’re quietly confident but with work to do with Franco’
Nielsen on Alpine’s prospects: ‘We’re quietly confident but with work to do with Franco’ Formula 1
Marc Hynes: ‘Colton did a great job for us again’
Marc Hynes: ‘Colton did a great job for us again’ Formula 1
Nidd explains change in Ocon’s run plan in Mexico City GP practice
Nidd explains change in Ocon’s run plan in Mexico City GP practice Formula 1
Gasly pleased with ‘probably one of our best Fridays’ in Mexico City
Gasly pleased with ‘probably one of our best Fridays’ in Mexico City Formula 1
Gasly pleased with ‘probably one of our best Fridays’ in Mexico City
Gasly pleased with ‘probably one of our best Fridays’ in Mexico City Formula 1
Oscar Piastri: McLaren handled Mexico altitude “better than I was expecting”
McLaren driver Oscar Piastri walks away from FP2 in Mexico City's circuit with optimism as he confirms his car coped better with the high altitude than he expected it to. This comes despite the driver having a "pretty messy" qualifying simulation. The Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez
Midfield fight on a ‘knife’s edge’ as Audi target Haas
Nico Hulkenberg believes Audi must be “flawless” to capitalise on opportunities in the tightly contested midfield battle this weekend in Mexico, while team mate Gabriel Bortoleto remains confident the team can close the gap to Haas in the teams' standings.
Sauber veteran Zehnder to leave Audi at end of 2026
Veteran Swiss engineer and long-time Sauber Team Manager Beat Zehnder will leave the Formula 1 team now known as Audi at the end of the year.
FIA launches Audi investigation after Freddie Slater incident
Audi is under FIA investigation in Mexico.
Lando Norris: Positive mid-season assessment for McLaren despite frustrations with F1 car
Lando Norris: Positive mid-season assessment for McLaren despite frustrations with F1 car SPEEDWEEK.com
Norris defends McLaren's progress ahead of Mexico City GP
Lando Norris has defended McLaren's 2026 development progress ahead of the Mexico City Grand Prix, and believes that "we've had a pretty good year" after a tough start to the campaign.
Hamilton outlines Ferrari's objectives for Mexico and beyond
Lewis Hamilton believes ahead of the Mexico City Grand Prix this weekend that the "next five races are like test races", as the Briton pushes Ferrari to build a car capable of challenging for next year's titles.
Leclerc assesses Ferrari's chances in Mexico City Grand Prix
Charles Leclerc believes Ferrari have the potential to win this weekend's Mexico City Grand Prix, but that "we've got to be perfect" in order to beat the likes of Mercedes and Red Bull.
What’s the state of play at F1’s smallest team?
What’s the state of play at F1’s smallest team? Autosport
What’s the state of play at F1’s smallest team?
What’s the state of play at F1’s smallest team? Autosport
"Two steps forward, one step back" – Oscar Piastri explains the route out of McLaren's car woes
Oscar Piastri has no skin in the game so far as the 2026 drivers' championship is concerned, but he reckons there is still plenty to fight for in the final rounds of the season. One of the biggest priorities is to work on improving his performances at circuits where he has strugg
Sainz: Williams are 'so far away from where we would like to be'
Sainz: Williams are 'so far away from where we would like to be' Formula 1
Sainz: Williams are 'so far away from where we would like to be'
Sainz: Williams are 'so far away from where we would like to be' Formula 1
Hamilton 'grateful' of continued Ferrari upgrades
Hamilton 'grateful' of continued Ferrari upgrades Formula 1
Hamilton 'grateful' of continued Ferrari upgrades
Hamilton 'grateful' of continued Ferrari upgrades Formula 1
Ocon: Haas 'should perform better here'
Ocon: Haas 'should perform better here' Formula 1
Christian Horner reveals why Netflix made him the villain of "Drive to Survive"
Before Netflix brought its cameras into the Formula 1 paddock, team principals were largely viewed as calculating, stoic directors operating quietly from the pitwall. By the time Christian Horner left, the role had evolved into something entirely different. He was no longer just
Lawrence Stroll's Aston Martin racks up £2.3 billion in losses since taking over
Lawrence Stroll's Aston Martin racks up £2.3 billion in losses since taking over GPblog
Mattio Binottto hand Audi's F1 engine company to ex-Mercedes HPP boss
Mattio Binottto hand Audi's F1 engine company to ex-Mercedes HPP boss GPblog
Why one team let Sky breach F1's 'most sacred' connection
Driver-team communication is not to be messed with. That's what made Alpine allowing Sky Sports F1 in during US GP practice so significant
Lewis Hamilton expands on ‘pivotal moment’ at Ferrari and his role within it
Lewis Hamilton has looked ahead to a 'pivotal moment' in Ferrari's development.
Antonelli and Mercedes 'faster than us' in US GP – Mekies
Red Bull's Laurent Mekies admits that Kimi Antonelli and Mercedes were "faster than us" in last weekend's United States Grand Prix, as Max Verstappen could only finish third.
Fred Vasseur’s telling comments about Ferrari’s latest F1 qualifying let down
Fred Vasseur shares his verdict on Ferrari's qualifying disappointment in Austin.
New Max Verstappen engineer assessed after United States GP outing
Max Verstappen had a new race engineer in Austin, as GianPiero Lambiase prepares to eventually leave Red Bull.
Mercedes pokes fun at Kimi Antonelli after awkward Austin mishap
Mercedes has poked fun at Kimi Antonelli's awkward reversing mishap in Austin, sharing in-car footage of the moment on its TikTok account with the caption, "Championship leader BTW." The short clip shows the 20-year-old at the wheel of a Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupé. As he backed
Lando Norris delivers harsh reality check as McLaren's F1 struggles continue
Reigning champion Lando Norris has admitted it's "pretty obvious" that McLaren has slipped from championship leaders to being the fourth-fastest team in Formula 1 after he finished fifth at the United States Grand Prix. He finished the race behind Kimi Antonelli, Charles Leclerc,
2026 United States Grand Prix: Hadjar argues over team order to let Verstappen through
2026 United States Grand Prix: Hadjar argues over team order to let Verstappen through Formula 1
Alonso: ’It was the best race by far of the year for us in terms of competitiveness’
Alonso: ’It was the best race by far of the year for us in terms of competitiveness’ Formula 1
How Lawson helped Lindblad by sacrificing his Q3 run
Liam Lawson didn't venture out during Q3 in Austin as team mate Arvid Lindblad goes into Sunday's race with a grid penalty.
‘We can’t fix core problems' – Albon on Williams' Qualifying
The Williams pair were left frustrated as the team continue to experience a difficult United States Grand Prix weekend.
Stroll still had ‘lot less downforce than expected’ after pit lane start at COTA
Stroll still had ‘lot less downforce than expected’ after pit lane start at COTA Formula 1
Stroll still had ‘lot less downforce than expected’ after pit lane start at COTA
Stroll still had ‘lot less downforce than expected’ after pit lane start at COTA Formula 1
Toto Wolff gets brutally honest about spotting F1 talent and why prodigies wash out
When you run a billion-dollar Formula 1 team, your inbox is probably flooded with emails from karting dads swearing their kid is the next Ayrton Senna. Separating the generational talents from the heavily funded rich kids is a ruthless business, and Mercedes boss Toto Wolff's sco
What the teams said – Qualifying in the United States
The drivers and teams report back on all the action from final practice and Qualifying at the Circuit of The Americas ahead of the United States Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc reacts to Ferrari fear: 'We know what line not to cross'
One of the common denominators of Ferrari’s mid-season, besides not translating practice pace into qualifying, has been its drivers’ tendency to trip over one another on track. More often, this has come in the form of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton not being as collaborative
Toto Wolff reveals he is actively vetting “two or three people” to replace him at Mercedes
Toto Wolff has been the face, the political muscle, and the strategic anchor of Mercedes F1 since 2013, guiding the Brackley squad through an unprecedented era of dominance. However, as the sport expands and the physical toll of a grueling 24-race calendar sets in, the billionair
Leclerc’s untelevised furious Ferrari rant after qualifying disappointment in Austin
"The tyres, for f*** sake, such a tiny window."
Toto Wolff concedes ‘surprise’ at Kimi Antonelli United States GP pole
Wolff was left wondering where Antonelli found that level of pace.
Kimi Antonelli has pole, but Max Verstappen has three key advantages for Austin
Why Red Bull could win the F1 United States GP...
The two weaknesses conspiring against Ferrari at Austin
The two weaknesses conspiring against Ferrari at Austin The Race
Team’s tactical decision not to run in Q3 was “a shame” for Lawson | Formula 1
Liam Lawson said he wanted to set a lap in Q3 after Racing Bulls told him not to run in order to help his team mate.
Brown confirms McLaren has forgiven Norris and Piastri after Singapore Sprint clash
"Of course, we've forgiven them."
What the teams said – Friday in the United States
The drivers and teams report back on all the action from Friday practice at the Circuit of The Americas ahead of the United States Grand Prix.
Red Bull identifies two "key focus" areas after Max Verstappen's promising start in Austin
Red Bull identifies two "key focus" areas after Max Verstappen's promising start in Austin Motorsport.com
Lawrence Stroll Honda meeting clarified by Newey
Aston Martin team owner Lawrence Stroll did meet with Honda in Japan.
Kimi Antonelli hails "step forward" at United States GP as Mercedes chips away at upgrades
Formula 1 championship leader Kimi Antonelli reckons Mercedes has made another step trying to extract performance from its recent upgrade package at the United States Grand Prix. Mercedes arrived at Austin's challenging Circuit of the Americas with a new front wing option to furt
What was behind one F1 team's strangest day of 2026
What was behind one F1 team's strangest day of 2026 The Race
What was behind one F1 team's strangest day of 2026
What was behind one F1 team's strangest day of 2026 The Race
Sainz: Williams ‘braced for a bit of a tough weekend’ in Austin
Sainz: Williams ‘braced for a bit of a tough weekend’ in Austin Formula 1
Sainz: Williams ‘braced for a bit of a tough weekend’ in Austin
Sainz: Williams ‘braced for a bit of a tough weekend’ in Austin Formula 1
Can Alpine bounce back and take the P5 fight to Racing Bulls?
Racing Bulls have built a 32-point advantage over Alpine in the fight for P5, but Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto believe there is still time to turn the tables.
Verstappen backs Mekies' Red Bull contract extension
Max Verstappen has backed Laurent Mekies' contract extension with Red Bull, but has cautioned those who expect the Dutchman to continue his winning form at this weekend's United States Grand Prix.
Cadillac boss delivers verdict on F1 2026 progress battle
Cadillac is feeling the effect of early failures.
Oscar Piastri lifts lid on Ferrari ‘data’ amid Red Bull debate
A debate erupted in Austin over the current F1 2026 top team.
Alonso provides Aston Martin investigation update after Singapore woes
Fernando Alonso felt something not right in the Honda power unit around Marina Bay.
Formula 1 News: Schumacher urges Cadillac to replace Bottas with Ocon
Formula 1 News: Schumacher urges Cadillac to replace Bottas with Ocon AutoRacing1.com
Renault to sell former F1 engine facility in Viry
Renault has agreed to sell its Viry-Chatillon engine facility to Belgian company Dumarey Group. According to an official statement, the Dumarey Group, which specialises in technology and development of powertrains and engineering components for mass-produced vehicles, is prepared
Sainz lifts lid on Williams ‘massive changes’ in telling FW48 claim
Carlos Sainz: "We're going through some massive changes inside the team..."
Stroll: Aston Martin on 'full attack on improving all areas'
Stroll: Aston Martin on 'full attack on improving all areas' Formula 1
Stroll: Aston Martin on 'full attack on improving all areas'
Stroll: Aston Martin on 'full attack on improving all areas' Formula 1
Mercedes makes upgrade decision for Austin after Singapore split
Mercedes had split its cars in Singapore, with Kimi Antonelli keeping an update package.
The figures that show Mercedes has lost its supremacy in F1 2026
Mercedes is confident it can win again in the 2026 Formula 1 season, but is aware it has been facing a bigger challenge than ever from the other top teams. The Silver Arrows triumphed in the opening six grands prix of the campaign, as F1 switched to new technical regulations. Lat
How Marcin Budkowski is shaping Cadillac’s next chapter
Marcin Budkowski took over from Graeme Lowdon as Cadillac Team Principal in the summer, and has plenty on the agenda as he looks to develop F1's newest outfit.
What could ‘formidable’ Red Bull achieve after resurgence?
In the latest episode of official podcast, F1 Nation, Jolyon Palmer and Alex Jacques discuss how Red Bull can build on their impressive turnaround in the future.
Mercedes: “We had people who hadn’t done a live pitstop for 15 years” in Singapore GP
Mercedes has revealed some of its pitcrew members at the Singapore Grand Prix were doing their first live Formula 1 pitstops in 15 years. F1 recently completed its first of (provisionally) three triple-headers to conclude the 23-round 2026 season, with a strenuous Azerbaijan-Mala
'I felt sorry for Fred' - Horner on Ferrari team boss rumours
Christian Horner said he "felt sorry" for Ferrari F1 team principal Fred Vasseur when speculation linking Horner to his job surfaced last month
Toto Wolff makes ‘full-on fight’ prediction after Red Bull resurgence
Red Bull has won back-to-back races, after three in a row for Mercedes.
What Red Bull needs to pass McLaren at the United States Grand Prix
This weekend at the United States Grand Prix, Red Bull could indeed overtake McLaren in the constructors' standings. With the Woking outfit defending its place in third, drivers Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar will have to push hard if they want their team in the top three. McLar
Horner claims Max Verstappen ‘needs’ conversation impacting Red Bull still
Christian Horner believes the second Red Bull seat still suffers...
Mercedes reveals new W17 upgrade information as US Grand Prix plan emerges
It was always a part of the plan for Mercedes.
How Mekies has already made his mark at Red Bull
People. They were who Laurent Mekies considered the most important part of the Red Bull team he took charge of last summer, and they were the ones he listened to and the ones he prioritised getting in the right place over the last 12 months as he plotted their return to the top.
Horner was congratulated by Red Bull bosses after F1 engine's wins
Christian Horner says Red Bull's chiefs still called him after the team's 2026 wins despite the nature of his split with the company
The strange Alonso subplot to Aston Martin's weird recent run
Aston Martin's form since it introduced its B-spec F1 car has been very confusing, but there's been some even stranger things going on with Fernando Alonso
Lando Norris delivers bleak McLaren verdict
Fourth place in Singapore flattered to deceive, with Lando Norris delivering a bleak update as McLaren prepares for the US Grand Prix.
Wolff has it ‘quite easy’ as Christian Horner makes Zak Brown claim
The Toto Wolff and Christian Horner rivalry is on pause.
Christian Horner calls for F1 budget cap rethink: "Teams are spending $500 or $600m"
Christian Horner has called on Formula 1 to increase the $215million budget cap, claiming “teams are spending $500 or $600million” year on year. From 2021 the championship has operated under a budget cap system which limits how much a team can spend per season, with it starting a
Mercedes F1 accounts reveal £633m revenue and £125m payout to shareholders
The Mercedes Formula 1 team made a confirmed £633.4million in revenue in 2025 and paid a total of £125m in dividends to its shareholders, according to its annual accounts filed at Companies House. The group accounts for Mercedes-Benz Grand Prix Limited cover the year to 31 Decemb
Sergio Pérez puts it bluntly: “It’s unfair on the smaller F1 teams”
Sergio Pérez puts it bluntly: “It’s unfair on the smaller F1 teams” SPEEDWEEK.com
How Horner, Brown and Wolff made their fortunes from F1
Christian Horner, Zak Brown and Toto Wolff have been three of the most influential team bosses during F1's extraordinary growth. But they've made their money in different ways
Ollie Bearman spotted driving 1,000hp+ Ferrari supercar through Monaco
A blue Ferrari 849 Testarossa pulling out of a Monte Carlo dealership is a normal thing in the principality of Monaco. But a recent video from a Monaco-based influencer shows Haas Formula 1 driver Ollie Bearman driving the new Ferrari supercar. It comes as no surprise that such a
'We owe him one' – Mekies on Hadjar's Singapore issues
Laurent Mekies apologised to Isack Hadjar after reliability struggles limited his performance at the Singapore Grand Prix.
How a chat with Prost inspired Wolff's F1 driver management
Toto Wolff has revealed that a conversation with Alain Prost early in his own Formula 1 career inspired the Mercedes Team Principal in how to deal with fractious relationships between his drivers.
New Adrian Newey ‘steps’ prediction with Aston Martin ‘ingredients in place’
This has been a season to forget for Adrian Newey and Aston Martin. But the future looks bright.
Fred Vasseur vote of confidence as former Ferrari insider addresses Horner rumours
"I think Ferrari are actually in quite a good place right now."
McLaren confirms fresh Norris and Piastri talks after Singapore clash
Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri collided during the Singapore Sprint.
Spotlight: Cadillac already has better facilities than Mercedes, says Bottas | Brief
Cadillac's factory has better facilities than Mercedes - Bottas
Mekies hails ‘outstanding’ Verstappen in Red Bull resurgence
Laurent Mekies has identified the important role Max Verstappen has played in Red Bull's 2026 turnaround.
How Norris' radio offer supported Stella's team-first ethos
After clashing with his team mate in the Singapore Sprint, Lando Norris put effort into proving that he could prioritise McLaren's interests.
Christian Horner questions Red Bull’s “Maverick” identity under Laurent Mekies
For two decades, Red Bull Racing defined itself as Formula 1’s anti-establishment disruptor. Founded by the late Austrian billionaire Dietrich Mateschitz and run with an iron fist on the pitwall by Christian Horner, the Milton Keynes squad prided itself on doing what traditional
McLaren launches review following ‘unusual’ Piastri puncture
Yet, it ironically may have helped Piastri in the end.
Zak Brown gives firm 'order' to Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri after Singapore GP clash
With Red Bull breathing down their necks, Zak Brown warns his drivers that intra-team collisions cannot happen.
Max Verstappen’s replacement for Gianpiero Lambiase set for Austin F1 debut
Max Verstappen’s new race engineer is due to make his debut at the US Grand Prix
Fred Vasseur "not sure" if Red Bull is currently F1's best team
Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has refused to label Red Bull as the current best team in Formula 1 despite Max Verstappen winning the last two grands prix from pole. The four-time world champion took his first victory of 2026 with a dominant performance in Malaysia, before winning bot
Wolff wary of Red Bull's growing threat to Mercedes
Toto Wolff admits he is wary of the growing threat that Red Bull could pose to Mercedes, after Max Verstappen claimed a dominant victory in the Singapore Grand Prix.
Red Bull concedes ‘we didn’t give Hadjar a chance’ with ‘horrific’ Singapore GP
Isack Hadjar suffered multiple reliability issues across the Singapore weekend.
George Russell urges Mercedes to find answers after Red Bull’s resurgence
Can Mercedes find the answers to return to the top?
Toto Wolff explains the strict transparency keeping Mercedes F1 united
With Andrea Kimi Antonelli rapidly closing in on the 2026 world drivers' championship and veteran George Russell battling through relentless grid penalties on the opposite side of the garage, the internal dynamics at the Mercedes F1 Team could easily fracture under the pressure.
Toto Wolff praises Red Bull as Mercedes faces upgrade concerns
Mercedes has a new upgrade for it to analyse, but team principal Toto Wolff has briefly turned his focus to Red Bull who have shown incredible improvement over the last few races. The Austrian believes the gains have come from three aspects: the car, the development path, and Max
Verstappen reflects on ‘incredible triple header’ for Red Bull after Singapore GP win
Verstappen reflects on ‘incredible triple header’ for Red Bull after Singapore GP win Formula 1
Piastri: ‘If we want to win races we need a decent step to catch Red Bull and Mercedes’
Piastri: ‘If we want to win races we need a decent step to catch Red Bull and Mercedes’ Formula 1
Cause of Cadillac's lack of pace in Singapore ‘the million dollar question’ – Bottas
Cause of Cadillac's lack of pace in Singapore ‘the million dollar question’ – Bottas Formula 1
Toto Wolff delivers brutal verdict on F1’s overtaking after Russell’s Singapore nightmare
The 2026 Singapore Grand Prix provided wildly contrasting fortunes for the Mercedes F1 Team. While Andrea Kimi Antonelli charged from fourth on the grid to secure a podium finish, his veteran team-mate George Russell was trapped in a grueling, frustrating battle at the very back
'It is serious' – Stella addresses Norris and Piastri's clash
McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella has shared his reaction to the collision that occurred between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri on the final lap of the Singapore Sprint.
Racing Bulls explain ‘ruthless’ Singapore F1 protest decision
Team principal Alan Permane explains all.
How a key resignation attempt taught Wolff a valuable lesson
Toto Wolff has revealed a key lesson he learned during a dramatic moment in Mercedes' 2020s slump
Toto Wolff defends George Russell after costly sprint crash in Singapore
The 2026 Singapore Grand Prix sprint format severely tested the limits of the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team garage. After George Russell made a rare, costly mistake and crashed his W17 into the barriers out of the lead during Saturday's wet-weather Sprint race, the factory mechan
Max Verstappen calls for Red Bull investigation into ongoing weakness after Singapore pole
Max Verstappen has called on Red Bull to investigate an ongoing issue.
How Honda plans a return to being an F1 powerhouse
How Honda plans a return to being an F1 powerhouse Autosport
What the teams said – Sprint Qualifying in Singapore
The drivers and teams report back on all the action from Sprint Qualifying at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, ahead of the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix.
McLaren boss makes encouraging admission after Singapore sprint qualifying
Following a chaotic and highly contested Sprint qualifying shootout at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, the 2026 Formula 1 championship battle appears closer than ever. Red Bull Racing's Max Verstappen ultimately secured the sprint pole position, but he was closely followed by Merc
Mercedes will 'find an answer' to unlocking upgrades – Antonelli
Mercedes are targeting a return to victory at the Singapore Grand Prix as they continue to extract performance from their latest upgrade package.
'Go watch Teletubbies': Toto Wolff rages at "brainless" Mercedes conspiracy theorists
Toto Wolff has labelled people who think Mercedes are favouring Kimi Antonelli in the F1 title fight "brainless".
Williams ‘completely missed this set of regulations and got it really wrong’ – Sainz | Formula 1
Williams' poor 2026 campaign "has nothing to do with" team principal James Vowles' recent criticism of Formula 1's cost cap, says Carlos Sainz Jnr.
F1: Chequered Flag
Software bugs, Russell’s penalty & a sprint weekend dominate the build-up in Singapore.
Guenther Steiner calls out Ferrari for refusing to admit F1 strategy mistakes
Former Haas Formula 1 team principal Guenther Steiner believes Ferrari's reluctance to acknowledge errors is actively damaging its on-track performance. Speaking on The Red Flags Podcast, Steiner analysed the strategy calls made during the chaotic Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia,
Guenther Steiner reveals key to Laurent Mekies' Red Bull F1 success
Former Haas Formula 1 team principal Guenther Steiner has praised Red Bull team chief Laurent Mekies for his calm leadership, crediting him with the Milton Keynes outfit's recovery following Christian Horner's exit. Mekies replaced Horner in the role of Red Bull Racing CEO and te
Vowles reveals how he told drivers about Williams problems
James Vowles has revealed how he told Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon that Williams would face problems under the new-for-2026 Formula 1 regulations, and how their responses meant he was "knocked off my feet".
Spotlight: Formula E’s chief executive says he can’t sit through a Formula 1 race | Briefs
Formula E's boss doesn't have the attention span for F1
Andrea Stella drops major hint about McLaren’s true pace ahead of Singapore GP
Following the chaotic relocated 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Sepang, Malaysia, McLaren team principal Andrea Stella is trying to make sense of the team's bizarre performance dip. While Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull Racing showcased massive pace on the Sepang asphalt, reigning 2025
Williams begins £1 million legal case over historic chassis return
Williams is seeking the return of a historic chassis.
Naomi Schiff raises Mercedes concern that 'could cost Kimi Antonelli more victories'
Sky Sports Formula 1 pundit and former W Series driver Naomi Schiff has warned that ongoing power unit issues at Mercedes could cost Kimi Antonelli race wins and threaten his championship campaign. The Italian driver currently leads the drivers' standings on 320 points, with his
Laurent Mekies targets ‘fight for the podium’ but warns Mercedes remains benchmark
Incremental performance gains across Monza, Madrid, and Baku have placed Red Bull on the brink of regular silverware as the flyaway leg continues.
Andrea Stella admits ‘incorrect judgment’ ruined McLaren's Bahrain GP
The McLaren Team Principal accepts responsibility after a miscalculated tyre gamble left Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri outside the top five.
How Alonso and Aston Martin took their opportunity in Sepang
Fernando Alonso scored Aston Martin's first points since August with a P8 finish at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.
Vasseur on how Hamilton and Leclerc saved the day at Sepang
Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur has praised his drivers for bouncing back from a tough start to the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.
Ferrari CEO addresses Fred Vasseur rumours but leaves key question unanswered
Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna has pushed back against claims of a rift with Fred Vasseur, but one crucial question remains unanswered...
Key figure in Honda's F1 return to be replaced in 2027
Key figure in Honda's F1 return to be replaced in 2027 The Race
Formula 1 News: Mercedes may scrap upgrade as Russell title hopes fade
Formula 1 News: Mercedes may scrap upgrade as Russell title hopes fade AutoRacing1.com
Pierre Gasly frustrated after rival F1 team was 'gifted' points in late-race drama
Pierre Gasly admitted Alpine was left with a 'painful' outcome after late-race retirements handed unexpected points to direct rivals.
Key figure in Honda's F1 return to be replaced in 2027
Key figure in Honda's F1 return to be replaced in 2027 The Race
Ollie Bearman slams Haas for ‘totally screwed’ Bahrain GP strategy
Despite insisting on intermediate tyres, Ollie Bearman revealed his team decided to split car strategies without his knowledge.
Under-the-radar F1 team's strategy praised after Bahrain GP 'doubts'
Despite initial skepticism over tyre choices during a chaotic afternoon, Liam Lawson credited his pit wall with making all the right calls.
Christian Horner sends message after landmark Red Bull victory
Christian Horner has responded after Max Verstappen took victory at the Bahrain GP in Malaysia.
Norris admits McLaren ‘a long way off the pace’ in Malaysia
Lando Norris qualified sixth for the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia after struggling to keep up with McLaren’s rivals.
Charles Leclerc demands Ferrari F1 upgrades in Red Bull battle
Charles Leclerc wants more from Ferrari.
Mercedes W17 upgrade ‘big question mark’ pinpointed after Bahrain GP setback
George Russell: "Well, that is the big question mark..."
Ferrari’s Vigna on Vasseur and fake news: “There is only one reality”
The Ferrari CEO reflects on the rash of rumours and the need to distinguish facts from speculation. He recalls reading about alleged tensions with Fred Vasseur while having dinner with him and explains why, in a scenario amplified by social media, it is sometimes necessary to int
What the teams said – Friday in Malaysia
The drivers and teams report back on all the action from Friday practice for the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia at the Sepang International Circuit.
Williams Boss: F1 Cost Cap Has Created ‘Two-Tier’ Grid
Williams Boss: F1 Cost Cap Has Created ‘Two-Tier’ Grid Autoweek
Red Bull ‘wish’ emerges as Mekies grilled on Verstappen, Hadjar team orders
Red Bull opted against imposing team orders on Max Verstappen in Baku.
Hynes: Cadillac ‘want to mix it with the guys ahead of us’
Hynes: Cadillac ‘want to mix it with the guys ahead of us’ formula1.com
Winners and losers from F1 practice day in Malaysia
From a seemingly underwhelming upgrade debut to a back-on-form race winner - here are our winners and losers from Sepang so far
Wache left ’surprisingly happy’ after Red Bull set the pace in Friday practice in Sepang
Wache left ’surprisingly happy’ after Red Bull set the pace in Friday practice in Sepang Formula 1
Permane: ‘Everything seems to be clicking’ for Racing Bulls at Sepang
Permane: ‘Everything seems to be clicking’ for Racing Bulls at Sepang Formula 1
Audi can compete with Alpine and Racing Bulls in Sepang ‘if we are perfect’ – Hulkenberg
Audi can compete with Alpine and Racing Bulls in Sepang ‘if we are perfect’ – Hulkenberg Formula 1
‘We knew this was going to be a more difficult weekend than Baku’ – Paul Williams
‘We knew this was going to be a more difficult weekend than Baku’ – Paul Williams Formula 1
‘We’ve definitely got some lap time to find’ admits Nidd
‘We’ve definitely got some lap time to find’ admits Nidd Formula 1
Alpine question why stewards did not penalise Lindblad for Baku crash | Formula 1
Alpine have questioned why Arvid Lindblad was not penalised for causing a collision during a restart last weekend, as its driver Franco Colapinto was.
Lewis Hamilton ‘mistake’ as Fred Vasseur responds to ‘finger-pointing’ comment
Fred Vasseur has responded to Lewis Hamilton's comments.
Williams boss claims F1 has "failed" in two areas amid 'cost cap trap'
James Vowles insists F1’s cost cap failed to compress the field, leaving top teams with an even bigger advantage
Flavio Briatore moves on from Franco Colapinto crash: 'I was upset but the past is the past'
Alpine Formula 1 chief Flavio Briatore says his team will move on from Franco Colapinto's collision with team-mate Pierre Gasly as the squad fights Racing Bulls in the championship. Colapinto triggered a three-car accident at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, involving Gasly and McLaren
Ferrari faces new Sepang challenge as Fred Vasseur reveals weekend focus
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has given an insight into what fans of the Maranello outfit should expect from this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. The Frenchman explained that the team must focus its set-up entirely on race pace to combat severe tyre degradation. F
Cost cap creating 'two-tier' F1 - Vowles
Formula 1’s "cost cap trap" is creating a “two-tier championship”, widening the gap between the top four teams and the rest, reckons this series team boss
Ferrari told replacing Fred Vasseur would be "absolutely ludicrous"
Formula 1 broadcaster Will Buxton has warned Ferrari it would be "absolutely ludicrous" to replace team principal Fred Vasseur with Christian Horner, following intense paddock speculation regarding the former Red Bull chief's future. Rumours linking Horner to Maranello accelerate
Laurent Mekies credited with ending Red Bull's second seat "curse"
Formula 1 broadcaster Will Buxton believes team principal Laurent Mekies has removed Red Bull's second seat "curse" by replacing the Milton Keynes outfit's historically ruthless environment with a more supportive team culture. Red Bull has struggled to find a team-mate for four-t
Bottas responds as Cadillac F1 relocation plans branded ‘suboptimal’
Valtteri Bottas: "There's a reason why the team is doing that..."
The Red Bull decision that surprised Juan Pablo Montoya in Baku
"I was like, 'Wow, that's new'."
McLaren set to hit major $1 billion F1 financial landmark
McLaren is set to generate an annual revenue of $1 billion
Vasseur offers Ferrari upgrade promise to frustrated Leclerc
Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur has promised that the Maranello-based squad will bring developments to the SF-26 “soon” after Charles Leclerc cited a lack of recent development as a reason behind their poor form in Azerbaijan.
Max Verstappen live reaction as Russell reveals Mercedes upgrade plan
George Russell dropped the Mercedes W17 upgrade bombshell, as Max Verstappen gave his live reaction.
McLaren Racing reportedly set for historic $1billion revenue milestone
McLaren Racing is projected to become the first Formula 1 team to surpass $1billion in annual revenue, according to a report by Sky News. The report states that McLaren Racing Ltd's accounts for the 2025 calendar year will be filed this week. Sources indicate the Woking outfit wi
Is Fred Vasseur’s Ferrari future in doubt after fresh succession rumours?
Fresh paddock whispers have reignited questions over Fred Vasseur's Ferrari future...
Who slept best last night: Laurent Mekies
Different times require different leaders. Parting ways with Christian Horner, and eventually Helmut Marko, was a bold move after all the success Red Bull enjoyed with the duo who built the squad from scratch into a title-winning machine. Perhaps that was the point. Red Bull had
Red Bull rejects Azerbaijan GP strategy criticism as team orders stance explained
Red Bull defends its strategy and lack of team orders in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Alpine to consider what action to take after Colapinto crash
Alpine will "consider what course of action should be taken" against Franco Colapinto for causing a multi-car crash in F1's Azerbaijan GP
Bortoleto confused by 'weird' Baku form after Q1 exit
Audi brought a significant upgrade package to the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, but it's not produced the desired results so far as both drivers were eliminated in Q1.
Jacques Villeneuve defends Red Bull team orders call at F1 Azerbaijan GP
1997 Formula 1 champion Jacques Villeneuve has backed Red Bull's Azerbaijan Grand Prix strategy. During the closing stages of the race on the demanding Baku City Circuit, Max Verstappen and team-mate Isack Hadjar were running one behind the other. Although Hadjar had a tyre advan
What the teams said – Qualifying in Azerbaijan
The drivers and teams report back on all the action from final practice and Qualifying in Baku ahead of the 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Christian Horner makes explosive Adrian Newey claim: “I couldn’t rely on him”
Christian Horner has taken aim at former Red Bull ally Adrian Newey.
Fred Vasseur admits “it’s hard to work at Ferrari” amid recent firing rumours
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur makes admission after recent rumours surrounding the Italian F1 team.
Formula 1 News: Horner admits Ferrari is his ‘dream’ F1 return
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Guenther Steiner calls out Williams over F1 infrastructure complaints: "Crocodile tears"
Former Haas Formula 1 team principal Guenther Steiner has labelled Williams's complaints regarding capital expenditure limits "crocodile tears", questioning team boss James Vowles for continually moving the timeline for the Grove outfit's recovery. Since taking over Williams in 2
The surprise ex-F1 driver aiding Alpine's revival
The surprise ex-F1 driver aiding Alpine's revival The Race
The surprise ex-F1 driver aiding Alpine's revival
Alpine has revealed a surprise asset supporting its F1 revival this season - ex-Red Bull driver and podium finisher Daniil Kvyat
Cadillac unveils major F1 hires who worked at top teams
Cadillac has revealed it has made three high-profile appointments with experience in Formula 1’s top teams
Ocon: ‘The pace of the car is pretty decent… we could be in the mix’
Ocon: ‘The pace of the car is pretty decent… we could be in the mix’ Formula 1
Hoagy Nidd explains issue that put Bearman out of second practice
Hoagy Nidd explains issue that put Bearman out of second practice Formula 1
F1 team handed brutal 2026 “shocker” verdict by Nico Rosberg
Nico Rosberg takes aim at a struggling F1 team in 2026.
Cadillac F1 approach called ‘suboptimal’ as major relocation rumours addressed
"I said to Pat, 'That's suboptimal.'"
Perez concern addressed as Cadillac makes F1 2027 decision
Sergio Perez had expressed "stalling" concerns over Cadillac F1.
Otmar Szafnauer raises concern over Cadillac's "suboptimal" split US-UK structure
Former Alpine Formula 1 team principal Otmar Szafnauer has warned that Cadillac's operational structure is not geared towards winning a championship. Following a prolonged and highly publicised entry process, General Motors, under its Cadillac brand, joined the F1 grid at the sta
Nico Rosberg pinpoints Williams mistake that has haunted the team all season
"They tried to be very ambitious in the way they were building the chassis, tried to go new ways, really innovate."
What Mercedes' rivals got so badly wrong in F1 2026
Kimi Antonelli's rivals have all but conceded the 2026 F1 title. Here are the missteps by others that made Antonelli and Mercedes' lives easier
Cadillac addresses major relocation rumours as Marcin Budkowski insists ‘all’ claims are unfounded
Rumours of a major Cadillac relocation have been circulating — now the team boss has directly addressed them.
Why Ferrari has fallen back - and what it plans to do
Ferrari's hopes of a 2026 F1 title shot didn't last - and it's been leapfrogged. So what now?
'Bit of a shock to the system' leading Cadillac – Budkowski
Marcin Budkowski admits that returning to Formula 1 has been "a bit of a shock to the system", having been put in charge of the Cadillac team.
Aston Martin lifts lid on rare Newey, Alonso team radio exchange after ‘double step’
"It means a lot."
Audi turn pitstop weakness into strength after key Red Bull signing
Audi’s pit crew has become a regular benchmark...
Alpine announce Mike Elliott as Chief Technical Officer
Mike Elliott – who last worked in Formula 1 for Mercedes – will return to the sport with the Alpine team.
FIA clarifies stance on 2027 24 Hours of Le Mans amid ACO rift
A dispute between the FIA and the ACO over their WEC contract could have ramifications for Le Mans
Ferrari make 2027 development stance clear with ’80 per cent’ carry-over
Ferrari lost further ground in the championships to Mercedes at the Spanish Grand Prix.
Mercedes risked ‘looking like idiots, like Ferrari did’ at Monza – Wolff | Formula 1
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff wants his drivers to avoid any clash like that between the Ferrari team mates at the Italian Grand Prix.
Fred Vasseur shuts down claims Ferrari split Spanish GP strategy to separate drivers
Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur shut down speculation that it split the strategy of its drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in the Spanish Grand Prix to try and separate the two on track. Leclerc and Hamilton’s relationship has been under the spotlight in recent weeks. In Z
Alpine makes new announcement after Spanish Grand Prix
Alpine has made an important announcement following the Spanish Grand Prix.
Alonso requests Aston Martin review over ‘very bad’ Honda issues at Spanish GP
Fernando Alonso: "The engine was very bad..."
Haas confident of getting 2027 F1 budget closer to cap with new partner talks
Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu says the team is making "positive" progress with his team's search for new sponsorship, as the American Formula 1 team seeks to start pushing its yearly budget towards the cap. F1's smallest team, Haas employs just north of 400 people and has been
Nico Rosberg spots Ferrari’s ‘main problem’ after messy Madrid F1 weekend
Nico Rosberg shares his verdict on another disappointing weekend for Ferrari at the Spanish Grand Prix.
Why Haas see the positives after Madrid disappointment
Esteban Ocon just missed out on points at the Spanish Grand Prix with an 11th-placed finish.
Hamilton and Ferrari test at Imola as circuit emerges as a 2026 finale option
Ferrari's Imola test potentially took on added significance.
Ferrari reveals where it is ‘paying the price’ in recent F1 weekends
Ferrari believes it is losing good opportunities through qualifying
Why Vasseur believes Ferrari had the pace to win in Madrid
Fred Vasseur has given his thoughts on Ferrari’s performance in the Spanish Grand Prix, which saw Charles Leclerc finish P4 after Lewis Hamilton retired.
Wolff explains decision on Russell's tyre strategy in Madrid
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has backed the decision to pit George Russell twice in the Spanish Grand Prix.
Leclerc reflects on Ferrari's Spanish GP strategy
Charles Leclerc believes Ferrari "did the right thing" with their strategy decisions during the Spanish Grand Prix, as the Monegasque driver was left out front for much of the race.
'Racing gods were with us' - Toto Wolff concedes fortunate Madrid F1 win
Antonelli scored an eighth career victory at the Spanish Grand Prix
Formula 1 News: Audi open to more investors but will keep F1 control
Formula 1 News: Audi open to more investors but will keep F1 control AutoRacing1.com
What's behind McLaren's brazen public meeting with Lambiase
McLaren is accelerating efforts to get hold of Red Bull’s engineer Gianpiero Lambiase early – with a deliberately brazen F1 paddock meeting helping draw attention to the matter
Stroll gets grid penalty for Spanish Grand Prix
Lance Stroll’s Aston Martin has been fitted with new power unit elements for the Spanish Grand Prix.
What the teams said – Friday in Spain
The drivers and teams report back on their initial impression of the Madring, after Friday practice for the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix.
Pain in Spain goes mainly down the drain, explains Permane
Racing Bulls boss Alan Permane hailed his team's Friday efforts at the Spanish Grand Prix as an "excellent day", despite Arvid Lindblad's Turn 13 crash in FP2 bringing an early end to his running. The VCARB 03 has already been lauded for its accessible handling properties, to the
Audi’s long road back to the top of grand prix racing
Audi’s long road back to the top of grand prix racing Autosport
Red Bull 'not quick enough' admits Pierre Wache after tricky Madring practice
Red Bull 'not quick enough' admits Pierre Wache after tricky Madring practice Formula 1
Red Bull 'not quick enough' admits Pierre Wache after tricky Madring practice
Red Bull 'not quick enough' admits Pierre Wache after tricky Madring practice Formula 1
Pedro de la Rosa explains the issue that curtailed Stroll’s FP2
Pedro de la Rosa explains the issue that curtailed Stroll’s FP2 Formula 1
Pedro de la Rosa explains the issue that curtailed Stroll’s FP2
Pedro de la Rosa explains the issue that curtailed Stroll’s FP2 Formula 1
‘We need to improve the ride’ – Hoagy Nidd explains Haas’ focus after Friday practice
‘We need to improve the ride’ – Hoagy Nidd explains Haas’ focus after Friday practice Formula 1
‘We need to improve the ride’ – Hoagy Nidd explains Haas’ focus after Friday practice
‘We need to improve the ride’ – Hoagy Nidd explains Haas’ focus after Friday practice Formula 1
Cadillac hit with two fines after Sergio Perez FP1 infringements in Madrid
The Cadillac Formula 1 team has been handed two fines after Sergio Perez was found to be speeding in the pitlane during the first free practice session at the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid. The Mexican driver was caught exceeding the mandatory 80km/h pitlane speed limit on two sep
James Hinchcliffe warns Fred Vasseur faces "tremendous" pressure over Ferrari team orders
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur is facing a "tremendous amount" of pressure to establish clear rules of engagement between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, according to former IndyCar Series driver and F1 TV pundit James Hinchcliffe. The calls for clear team orders come af
Insider reveals how Red Bull’s billion-dollar Porsche deal collapsed
It is almost exactly four years since one of the most spectacular joint ventures Formula 1 might ever have seen fell apart in late summer 2022. Red Bull and Porsche had agreed to join forces in grand prix racing – only for Red Bull to pull out at the very last moment after a mara
Why Mercedes didn't pit George Russell under virtual safety car in Italian GP: "We didn't know which strategy was better"
Why Mercedes didn't pit George Russell under virtual safety car in Italian GP: "We didn't know which strategy was better" Motorsport.com
Esteban Ocon: ‘Haas may be testing new drivers, but drivers aren’t the problem’
Esteban Ocon says “drivers are not the problem” at the struggling Haas Formula 1 team, with his future in the world championship at threat. Haas’ VF-26 has suffered from inconsistency in the way its car parts perform, which the latest aerodynamic upgrades introduced in Monza have
McLaren to review rules of engagement after Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri clash
Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri went wheel-to-wheel at Monza.
What Lewis Hamilton told Ferrari after horrible Monza weekend
Lewis Hamilton had ‘clear discussion’ with Ferrari boss after operational failures and “longer-term process” of improving Ferrari communication
Vasseur promises Ferrari will bounce back in Madrid
It goes without saying that the Italian Grand Prix weekend is the biggest of the year for Scuderia Ferrari, and over the decades the Tifosi have grown used to experiencing a rollercoaster of highs and lows.
The pivotal choices Ferrari is now facing
If the Italian GP result was disappointing for Ferrari, the fallout from the rest of the weekend amounts to a crisis. What next for F1 team and leader?
Is Ferrari shooting itself in the foot? Our Italian GP verdict
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Stella on whether McLaren can still target Monza podium
Andrea Stella believes McLaren can challenge for a podium at Monza despite Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris starting sixth and eighth respectively after a challenging Qualifying session.
Perez: ‘Operationally we’re getting better… Madrid can be an opportunity for us’
Perez: ‘Operationally we’re getting better… Madrid can be an opportunity for us’ Formula 1
What the teams said – Qualifying in Italy
The drivers and teams report back on all the action from the Temple of Speed after Qualifying for the 2026 Italian Grand Prix.
How McLaren left itself exposed at the F1 Italian Grand Prix
As Pierre Gasly and Alpine mastered the qualifying game to perfection at Monza, McLaren was one of several Formula 1 teams wondering what could have been after several key factors led to an underwhelming Italian Grand Prix qualifying result. Off the back of two wins at high downf
Alpine targeting Monza win after Gasly pole
The Alpine team have shared their reaction to Pierre Gasly’s pole position at the Italian Grand Prix.
Lawson and Red Bull assess 'productive' Friday in Italy
Liam Lawson believes Red Bull had a "productive day" during Friday practice ahead of the Italian Grand Prix, despite neither himself or team mate Max Verstappen challenging the leading contenders.
Haas F1 boss Ayao Komatsu gets behind wheel of historic F1 car ahead of Italian GP
Haas Formula 1 team principal Ayao Komatsu has completed a track outing, driving a 1990 Footwork Arrows A11B ahead of the Italian Grand Prix. The Japanese team chief took the wheel of the Cosworth-powered chassis earlier this week. The A11B, an evolution of the Ross Brawn-designe
Mercedes reveals Italian GP tow plan in FP3 as Hamilton and Verstappen almost crash
Mercedes practiced the tow in final practice, but George Russell didn't need his teammate's help to top the timesheets.
Racing Bulls set out goal after solid first day in Monza
It was a good start to the Italian Grand Prix weekend for Racing Bulls, with Arvid Lindblad running in the top 10 during both of Friday's practice sessions while Yuki Tsunoda looked to have made a step.
Stella slams ‘insulting’ McLaren accusation after explosive Briatore comments
Andrea Stella responded to Flavio Briatore's extraordinary allegations at Monza.
Mekies rejects Brundle ‘dangerous precedent’ theory as Gasly Monaco podium stripped
Laurent Mekies: "I think it's the other way around, Martin..."
Cadillac’s Marc Hynes apologises to Herta for FP1 failure
Cadillac’s Marc Hynes apologises to Herta for FP1 failure Formula 1
Why Ocon isn't receiving the new Haas power unit in Monza
Ollie Bearman and Esteban Ocon have shared their thoughts as Haas prepare to run upgrades at the Italian Grand Prix.
Russell reveals Mercedes’ Monza Qualifying plan
George Russell has revealed that Mercedes team mate Kimi Antonelli is primed to help him with a tow during Qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix, despite their respective quests for the 2026 world title.
FIA findings under scrutiny as Helmut Marko weighs in on Red Bull
Despite failing to win a race, Red Bull has topped the ADUO rankings twice in 2026.
Stella makes Italian GP admission after Norris McLaren request
Lando Norris excelled in Budapest and Zandvoort, but here comes Monza...
What's next for Aston Martin's and Honda's F1 development
Aston Martin has shed light on its 2026 and 2027 development plans - as has engine partner Honda
Ferrari suffers setback as head of Formula 1 hybrid engine division leaves team
Ferrari suffers setback as head of Formula 1 hybrid engine division leaves team grandepremio.com
'Everything was on fire' - Williams's F1 2026 disaster laid bare
Williams' F1 boss James Vowles opens up to Jon Noble about why 2026 has been so disastrous, what's in place to avoid a repeat, and all that's riding on the new car planned for Baku
Investigation uncovers Adrian Newey Aston Martin ownership details
Full details of Adrian Newey’s ownership stake in the Aston Martin Formula 1 team have come to light.
Lewis Hamilton reveals key area for Ferrari F1 improvement
Lewis Hamilton believes Ferrari has a single key area that it must improve to take the fight to Mercedes
Everything Ferrari's changing to try to win at Monza
A Monza win would mean a lot to Ferrari - particularly this year. Here's what it's planning
Fernando Alonso "saved" Aston Martin after difficult Dutch GP weekend, says Guenther Steiner
Former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner believes Fernando Alonso is solely responsible for Aston Martin's points finish at the Dutch Grand Prix. Aston Martin arrived at Zandvoort with a highly anticipated power unit upgrade package from its engine partner Honda, following oth
Bernie Collins issues stark Williams warning after Alex Albon-Carlos Sainz Dutch GP crash
Sky Sports Formula 1 analyst Bernie Collins has warned that Williams is in no position to absorb the financial and developmental damage caused by the collision between Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon at the Dutch Grand Prix. During an appearance on the Sky Sports F1 Show, Collins poi
‘A perfect storm’ - Carlos Sainz concedes Williams ‘got principles wrong’ with 2026 F1 car
Williams has endured a tough first half of the Formula 1 season.
Tsolov completes first F1 test with Racing Bulls
F2 racer Nikola Tsolov has gotten behind the wheel of a Formula 1 car for the first time as part of a Testing of Previous Cars programme with Racing Bulls.
Williams ‘not fighting for much’ as Carlos Sainz makes Aston Martin claim
"Honestly, it's not like we were fighting for much."
Guenther Steiner claims Mercedes has made George Russell's support role clear
Former Haas Formula 1 team principal Guenther Steiner believes Mercedes will have informed George Russell that his role for the remainder of the 2026 season is to support Kimi Antonelli's championship campaign. While Russell arrived at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix as
Haas completes latest TPC test as focus on 2027 F1 driver line-up decision grows
Haas has completed its latest Testing of Previous Cars (TPC) run with Ryo Hirakawa, Leonardo Fornaroli and Rafael Camara in action, as focus on its 2027 Formula 1 driver line-up increases. With the 2027 F1 silly season picking up speed since the end of the summer break, Haas is o
George Russell treats Mercedes team members to special Silverstone karting event
Following Mercedes' double podium finish at the Dutch Grand Prix, George Russell rewarded staff from the team's Brackley and Brixworth bases with a private karting session at the Silverstone Circuit. Mercedes confirmed the outing via social media, posting on X: "Swapping the W17
Vowles on Sainz's 'unique' trait aiding Williams
James Vowles has identified why Carlos Sainz is an important driving force at Williams.
Red Bull has ‘nowhere to hide’ after RB22 ‘step back’ at Dutch Grand Prix
"Some tough work for us to do to regroup."
Zak Brown explains why he chose to attend Washington D.C. IndyCar race over Dutch GP
Zak Brown had his eyes on Zandvoort while in Washington D.C., but of course, the McLaren Racing CEO can't be in two places at once. Brown joined Will Buxton for a interview with SPEED this past week, where he explained why he decided to attend the first-of-its-kind IndyCar race o
Inside Cadillac’s brake issues, shock leadership change and why Graeme Lowdon had to go
The inside story of Cadillac's abrupt team principal change.
James Vowles reveals Williams' "huge number of projects" to fix 2026 problems
Williams team principal James Vowles says the Grove outfit is running a "huge number of projects" to rectify development mistakes made last winter that are still compromising its 2026 campaign. Speaking in his post-race The Vowles Verdict debrief following a difficult Dutch Grand
Aston Martin now “in a different league” confesses struggling F1 rival
Aston Martin is currently out of reach of Williams, according to Carlos Sainz.
Naomi Schiff points to Red Bull advantage after Dutch GP driver change
Red Bull's driver swap at the Dutch Grand Prix has renewed paddock discussions about two Formula 1 teams sharing the same ownership. Following a wrist fracture sustained by Red Bull driver Isack Hadjar ahead of the Zandvoort race weekend, the Milton Keynes outfit called up Liam L
Williams ‘in a difficult situation’ as Vowles grilled on spare parts
Williams' resources could be stretched at Monza and Madrid.
Mercedes 'have got a problem' if McLaren form continues, says Alex Brundle
Alex Brundle has warned that Mercedes could have a major "problem on their hands" if McLaren carries its race-winning Dutch Grand Prix form into Monza and beyond. Lando Norris secured his second consecutive victory of the 2026 Formula 1 season at Zandvoort. Armed with recent car
Why McLaren must pass its Monza test before talking about an F1 title challenge
After a difficult start to the 2026 Formula 1 season – with a limited understanding of the Mercedes power unit in Australia and even a double DNS in China – McLaren now appears to be back where the Woking-based team has most often been seen in recent years: at the front of the gr
Mercedes ‘haven’t got the money’ to react to rival upgrade push
Will Mercedes' lead at the top of both championships last as others develop faster?
‘A really horrible weekend’ as Haas suffer double Dutch DNF
Haas had an afternoon to forget at Zandvoort, with both Ollie Bearman and Esteban Ocon parking up trackside to retire with technical issues.
Gasly hails Alpine progress as Colapinto rues ‘harsh’ penalty
Pierre Gasly added points to Alpine's tally in an upgraded A526 at the Dutch Grand Prix, but it proved to be a tougher day for team mate Franco Colapinto.
Why Mercedes can't fast-track McLaren-matching upgrades
What next for Mercedes, which is struggling to match its rivals' F1 upgrade progress, and why is it in this situation in the first place? Jon Noble explains
Guenther Steiner ‘stayed two years too long’ in fresh Gene Haas criticism
Guenther Steiner parted ways with Haas at the end of 2023.
"Nowhere to hide" - Red Bull offers worrying pace assessment after troubled Dutch GP
Red Bull endured a difficult weekend at the Dutch Grand Prix with the team falling well behind the lead three Formula 1 outfits.
Alonso hails Aston Martin breakthrough amid ‘back to square one’ Honda claim
Fernando Alonso: "Everything we’d improved with the first engine; we’ve gone back a bit to square one..."
Ford Racing director says F1 results 'mixed,' but automaker benefits
Ford Racing director says F1 results 'mixed,' but automaker benefits The Detroit News
Leclerc failed to obey two orders to pit while he held Hamilton up | Formula 1
Ferrari told Charles Leclerc twice on the same lap to pit. He chose not to and held Lewis Hamilton up longer than the team intended.
James Vowles calls Williams F1 rebuild his "life's journey"
Williams team principal James Vowles has declared that returning the Grove outfit to the required competitive level in Formula 1 will become his "life's journey". Vowles joined Williams in 2023 and was faced with the immense challenge of bringing the outdated infrastructure up to
'Not always the plan' - Fernando Alonso hails reactive Aston Martin after Dutch GP points
Fernando Alonso scored points for only the second time this season at the Dutch Grand Prix.
Formula 1 News: If Audi doesn’t win soon enough, VW could pull the plug
Formula 1 News: If Audi doesn’t win soon enough, VW could pull the plug AutoRacing1.com
Report: No points at Formula 1's Dutch farewell
Report: No points at Formula 1's Dutch farewell williamsf1
Five quick takeaways from the F1 Dutch GP
Norris and McLaren are still alive and well Lando Norris is the last person who needs a reminder of what can happen in the second half of the championship. On the scene of his worst heartbreak in 2025, when Norris' championship looked dead and buried after a retirement, the defen
What the teams said – Sprint day and Qualifying in the Netherlands
The drivers and teams report back on all the action from the Sprint and then Qualifying ahead of the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix from Zandvoort.
Engine and aerodynamic problems leave Alonso last on grid for sprint race | Formula 1
"When you brake and the throttle is open, it is difficult to stop the car" said Fernando Alonso after going off in sprint race qualifying.
F1 LIVE: Sprint qualifying updates as they happened at the Dutch Grand Prix
After only one free practice session, it was straight into the action for the drivers.
Regressing Haas "10th best" in F1 after Aston Martin upgrades - Oliver Bearman
A downbeat Oliver Bearman has accepted that Haas is now the “10th best team” in Formula 1 after being overtaken by Aston Martin at the Hungarian Grand Prix. The American outfit started the 2026 regulation change strongly with points in five of the opening six rounds, but has fail
“Something needed to change” – What Marcin Budkowski must fix at Cadillac F1
With Cadillac F1 Team pulling the trigger on a surprising mid-season team boss change, incoming chief Marcin Budkowski is tasked with rectifying the new team's flaws and speeding up its rate of progress. Under founding team principal Graeme Lowdon, Cadillac did an admirable job a
F1 team valuations surge as Aston Martin receives fresh investment
A combination of commercial deals, prize money reforms, and growing global popularity is sending Formula 1 team valuations soaring, with teams now worth billions.
How Mercedes’ 2026 season has played out so far
To round out our series of half term reports, let’s take a look at Mercedes’ highs and lows from this season.
New Cadillac boss given four immediate priorities as ‘major obstacle’ targeted
Cadillac has a new team principal halfway through its first season.
How Ferrari’s 2026 season has played out so far
There has been progress for Ferrari in 2026, but can the Scuderia improve further in the second half?
Palmer indicates what Ferrari must do for chance at title
In the latest episode of F1 Nation, former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer has given his take on how Ferrari can ensure that they stay in the title fight during the second half of the season.
Mercedes open up on Antonelli and Russell ‘healthy rivalry’
Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli and George Russell are both fighting for the title, but the team believe that the drivers have maintained a good relationship.
What has gone wrong at Williams and should James Vowles be feeling the pressure?
Aston Martin has been the disappointment of the season so far, but with the team making a substantial step forward in Hungary and looking likely to make a similar jump again at Zandvoort, the spotlight turns to a team that has escaped the scrutiny it probably deserved for a dread
Mark Walter LA Lakers sale: what it could mean for Cadillac F1 team
Mark Walter's sale of the LA Lakers NBA franchise - just 14 months after purchasing it for $10bn - could have implications on the Cadillac F1 team
Mercedes have "final opportunity" for key result as they admit team "have left points on the table"
Mercedes has yet to score victory in the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix, and this could be the team's last chance.
Why a fuel giant ended its F1 exile
BP has not been an F1 brand for a long time. This is why it came back, why it chose Audi, and why that call already feels vindicated
How Red Bull’s 2026 season has played out so far
With Red Bull currently sitting fourth in the Constructors’ Championship, we dissect their season so far in their half term report.
How McLaren’s 2026 season has played out so far
As we continue our half term reports for the 2026 season, it's time to look back on how McLaren's campaign has unfolded so far.
McLaren reveals its budget cap strategy as rivals question development spending
First year in a new technical era, questions are being asked about teams' spending.
Guenther Steiner admits he stayed at Haas F1 team "two years too long"
Former Haas Formula 1 team principal Guenther Steiner has admitted that he stayed at the American outfit "two years too long". Steiner, who built the team from scratch ahead of its 2016 F1 debut with the backing of team owner Gene Haas, left the role at the end of the 2023 season
Mercedes: "Too early" to favour Kimi Antonelli in F1 2026 title fight
Mercedes reckons it is “far too early” to prioritise Kimi Antonelli or George Russell in the 2026 Formula 1 world title fight amid the threat of Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari. The Silver Arrows have been the dominant outfit at the start of this regulation cycle, winning eight of the o
Ferrari warn of ‘big swing’ but dismiss McLaren concerns
McLaren added its name to the season's winners' list in Hungary.
Rob Smedley reveals why he turned down F1 team principal roles
Former Ferrari and Williams race engineer Rob Smedley has revealed that he has recently been approached for Formula 1 team principal roles, but he turned them down. Speaking on the High Performance Racing podcast alongside former Alpine boss Otmar Szafnauer and broadcaster Jake H
Otmar Szafnauer opens door to F1 comeback but hints at different role
Former Force India, Aston Martin and Alpine boss Otmar Szafnauer has revealed he remains open to a Formula 1 comeback, though he says any potential return to the paddock might not be in a team principal role. Szafnauer, who spent over a decade leading the Silverstone outfit throu
How Racing Bulls’ 2026 season has played out so far
It has been an impressive start to the season for Racing Bulls, but can they maintain that momentum during the second half?
Mercedes ‘scary’ half-second development claim as team seeks to restore ‘status quo’
"One development cycle will bring that to nothing, and that feels quite scary."
Honda reveals timeline to become a "top competitor" in F1 again
The first months of Honda's partnership with Aston Martin have been downright painful, but the Japanese manufacturer is now looking ahead again. Honda’s F1 project looks completely different from its glory years with Red Bull in terms of personnel, which led Honda to realise in J
F1 2026 mid-season grades: Mercedes' early dominance evaporates as reliability woes strike
After four years in the doldrums with a tough to tame ground-effect car, Toto Wolff's Mercedes empire was desperate to strike back. The combined efforts of its chassis team in Brackley and its power unit division in Brixworth came up with a rocket ship, but enduring reliability p
Formula 1 News: Aston Martin 2027 Aramco funding frozen
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Ferrari power unit ‘tricks’ on agenda of new Cadillac F1 boss
"The supplier will not necessarily share all the tricks of the trade for how to extract the maximum performance..."
F1 2026 mid-season grades: Innovative Ferrari impresses with strong start
Was Fred Vasseur playing with fire when he decided Ferrari should switch focus to 2026 as early as April last year? Perhaps so, but with the Scuderia unable to catch McLaren, the Frenchman made the rational and correct call, even if it didn't necessarily go down well with the exp
Cadillac team principal adds to F1's long history of mid-season changes
Cadillac team principal adds to F1's long history of mid-season changes GPblog
How Alpine’s 2026 season has played out so far
Now that Alpine have dropped behind Racing Bulls in the battle to be crowned 'best of the rest', we take a look at how their season has unfolded so far.
How Haas’ 2026 season has played out so far
As they prepare for the second half of the season, we take a look at the highs and lows of Haas' 2026 campaign to date.
Ferrari half-season review: F1 title challenge has shifted
Ferrari is by no means out of either title fight, but it's not yet time to dream.
Adrian Newey ‘demise’ teased in bizarre Herbert Aston Martin theory
"Is this the demise of Adrian Newey?"
F1 2026 mid-season grades: McLaren starts on back foot but makes rapid progress
McLaren faced the challenge over following up its back-to-back world titles across an entirely different set of regulations. On paper, it felt like the Woking-based squad was well equipped to do so, but a combination of its 2025 title race hangover and its challenges exploiting M
Mercedes face critical decision to avoid "uncomfortable" F1 title run-in
Mercedes must get this call right or things could get very tense come the end of the Formula 1 season.
F1 team principals: How long has each team boss been in charge?
Only one team principal in Formula 1 has been in post since before 2020...
How Williams' 2026 season has played out so far
As Williams find themselves falling short of their own expectations, we recap their 2026 season so far.
Rob Smedley casts doubt on Haas's chances of becoming F1 frontrunners
Former Ferrari Formula 1 race engineer Rob Smedley has argued that the structure of Haas will prevent it from becoming a frontrunning team in the championship. The American outfit joined the F1 grid in 2016, relying heavily on a technical partnership with Ferrari. While the appro
Steiner’s telling Cadillac F1 claim amid Graeme Lowdon axe
Guenther Steiner on Cadillac F1: "They're not very good, to say the least..."
How Cadillac’s 2026 season has played out so far
As Cadillac find themselves as the only team without a point on the board, we recap their season so far in their half term report.
How Aston Martin’s 2026 season has played out so far
As F1’s summer break continues, we take a moment to look back at Aston Martin’s season up to this point.
Alex Albon leaves fans in stitches with Red Bull joke in F1 "Grill The Grid" video
Formula 1's official Grill The Grid series returned for its 10th anniversary, challenging the current drivers to identify racers based on their career progression charts. The challenge proved remarkably tricky for the current grid, with multiple drivers getting stuck on four-time
The points Mercedes have lost to reliability issues so far
With Mercedes' reliability struggles being such a hot topic over the first half of 2026, F1.com delves into the team's missed scoring opportunities.
Aston Martin warning from Flavio Briatore over F1 results
"It's not so competitive, you know?"
F1 2026 mid-season grades: Haas gets left behind after strong start
Thanks to a strong start by Oliver Bearman, Haas enters the summer shutdown in seventh place in the constructors' standings. The team scored 21 points, which leaves it well adrift of Racing Bulls and Alpine, but ahead of Audi and Williams. However, a worrying decline in performan
Charles Leclerc calls for investigation into baffling Ferrari trend
Ferrari's recent surge in form has left Charles Leclerc puzzled as the SF-26 defies pre-race expectations.
F1 2026 mid-season grades: Audi gets off to solid start on works debut
When Audi presented its F1 project in Berlin last winter, it set an explicit goal of winning world championships by 2030. The German giant is used to success in any motorsport discipline it enters, whether that be endurance or the Dakar Rally, but it also acknowledged the long ro
Where Audi's main focus lies after a season of near misses
Audi's 2026 has shown plenty of promise already, but there is one key area the team need to focus on to boost performance.
Vasseur urges Ferrari to ‘stay calm’ amid title talk
Fred Vasseur has explained how he will be trying to keep Ferrari “calm” as the 2026 campaign develops, after Lewis Hamilton’s breakthrough win for the team generated talk of a championship challenge.
Wolff 'to discuss' Mercedes intra-team rules with drivers
Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff admits that how George Russell and Kimi Antonelli battle each other is something "we need to discuss with them for the future", due to the increasing threat of Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari.
‘It’s everything’ – Aston Martin boss gives damning verdict on F1 struggles
Mike Krack revealed the extent of Aston Martin's Formula 1 struggles in Barcelona