Gap in F1 calendar looms: ‘Grands Prix in the Middle East irreplaceable’
Due to the war in the Middle East, the F1 calendar is on edge; reportedly, no replacement races can be organized.
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Max Verstappen foresaw tumultuous start in Melbourne: ‘That is the reality’
The first free practice sessions in Melbourne did not yet go flawlessly for Max Verstappen, although that surprised him little.
Nyck de Vries pops up at McLaren, serves as reserve driver in Melbourne
Nyck de Vries is fulfilling a striking role in Formula 1 this weekend. The Dutchman is present as a reserve driver for McLaren.
FIA adjusts F1 guidelines, gives stewards more freedom to judge incidents
The FIA has adjusted the guidelines for the stewards for the upcoming F1 season. There will be more freedom to interpret incidents.
VIDEO | Formula 1 gives a preview of the opening titles for 2026
To warm up the fans for the approaching racing action, Formula 1 shared the opening titles for 2026 on Thursday.
FP1 Australian GP: Good first session for Verstappen, but fast Leclerc sets the pace
The start has been made: with Charles Leclerc at the top of the timesheet of the first free practice, the 2026 Formula 1 season officially began on Friday. Although
FP2 Australian GP: Local hero Piastri outpaces Mercedes and Ferrari, Verstappen P6
Oscar Piastri takes the fastest time on home soil in the second free practice, followed by Antonelli and Russell. Verstappen has to settle for P6,
Piastri sees no cracks after title battle: ‘Bond with McLaren is stronger than ever’
Piastri denies that McLaren teammate Lando Norris was ever favored and emphasizes that his bond with the team management is stronger than ever.
Lewis Hamilton continues to work on GP in Africa: ‘I won’t retire before then’
Lewis Hamilton does not want to retire before he has driven a GP in Africa. He stated this during a press moment in the lead-up to the
Uncertainty surrounding F1 races in Middle East, drivers await verdict
The war in the Middle East may have consequences for F1. Russell and Sainz, chairmen of the drivers’ union, are monitoring the situation.