Formula 1 will not have a race this Sunday, May 17. The category is on a break in the calendar after the Miami GP, while teams and drivers continue working behind the scenes before the next stage of the 2026 season.
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The championship returns next weekend with the Canadian GP, held between May 22 and 24 at the Gilles Villeneuve circuit in Montreal. The Canadian track is known for lively races, close walls, and frequent safety car interventions.
Even without official activities this Sunday, the Formula 1 news remains intense. Discussions about the 2026 engines continue to dominate the paddock, along with analyses of the new ADUO system created by the FIA to help power unit manufacturers who fall behind in the new regulations.
Another topic that caught attention in recent days was Max Verstappen’s participation in the 24 Hours of Nürburgring. The four-time world champion is competing for the first time in the traditional endurance race at the Nordschleife driving a Mercedes AMG-GT3.
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Gabriel Bortoleto, who represents Audi in his second season in Formula 1, is also focused on preparing for the Canadian GP, aiming to help the German team continue evolving in the championship.
F1MANIA.NET will provide real-time text coverage of all sessions of the Canadian GP. F1 TV Pro broadcasts all activities with images, while sportv3 will air live the practice sessions, qualifying, and the race.
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