Verstappen brushes aside concerns about 2026: ‘I will also go to the limit with a shopping cart’
Despite his fierce criticism, Max Verstappen also wants to do his utmost in 2026 to get the best out of the Red Bull package.
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FIA responds to drivers’ concerns, adjusts start procedure for Australian GP
Rui Marques, Formula 1 race director, has confirmed that an adjusted start procedure will be used in Australia.
Lewis Hamilton beaming with confidence in Melbourne: ‘Reinvented myself’
The winter break left Lewis Hamilton satisfied, although it remains to be seen whether things will click this year between the celebrated Brit and Ferrari.
Lance Stroll explains Aston Martin problems further: ‘As if you’re being electrocuted’
Lance Stroll further explained the feeling in the flawed Aston Martin car on Thursday: “As if you’re being electrocuted.”
No grid penalty for Cadillac return? Bottas benefits from new rules
During his final race for Sauber, Bottas was handed a grid penalty; however, he does not have to serve it upon his Cadillac return.
PHOTO SERIES | Ferrari’s LEGO helmets and Bottas’ mullet steal the show in Melbourne
The first race weekend of the new F1 season is about to begin! Time for a photo overview of the first day in Melbourne.
Takes some getting used to for Verstappen without Marko: ‘Fewer Austrian jokes’
For the first time since his entry into Formula 1, Max Verstappen has to do without Helmut Marko in the paddock or even within the team where
Norris: ‘Sometimes still don’t realize that I’m truly world champion’
Lando Norris says that the realization that he is a Formula 1 world champion has still not fully sunk in. “But,” it sounds in Melbourne in the lead-up
Fernando Alonso keeps faith in Honda engine: ‘But I don’t have that much time’
Fernando Alonso would not get further than 25 laps with the current ‘vibrations’ in the Honda engine. The Spaniard explains his feeling.
‘Risk of nerve damage for Alonso and Stroll after 15 to 25 laps in Aston Martin car’
Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll are at risk of “nerve damage” in their hands in the current Aston Martin car. Team principal Adrian Newey said this on Thursday in Melbourne.