F1: Piastri says he has found a new way to drive 2026 cars
Oscar Piastri believes he has identified an important change in the way Formula 1 cars will be driven in 2026. After a below-par start to the season
Oscar Piastri believes he has identified an important change in the way Formula 1 cars will be driven in 2026. After a below-par start to the season
Otmar Szafnauer, former Formula 1 team principal, pointed out the contrasts between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, praising the work ethic of the four-time champion
Helmut Marko made a projection of what the second half of the 2026 Formula 1 season could be like for Max Verstappen after a rather first half
Toto Wolff urged caution when analyzing the big performance jumps of Formula 1 teams in 2026 after the progress shown by McLaren at the GP of
Williams is going through a moment of uncertainty in Formula 1, and James Vowles is starting to face stronger criticism. The former Haas team principal, Guenther
Oliver Bearman ended the Hungarian GP frustrated and described the round at the Hungaroring Circuit as his “worst weekend of the year.” The British driver of the
António Félix da Costa is one of Max Verstappen’s close friends off the track. Always seen together during holiday and rest periods, the Portuguese
Formula 1 and MotoGP may share the same weekend for the first time this season. According to Motorsport, Liberty Media
Audi has defined its strategy for the second half of the 2026 Formula 1 season. The team has confirmed that it does not intend to introduce new updates
McLaren believes it has found the way to regain competitiveness in the 2026 Formula 1 season. After Lando Norris’s dominant victory at the GP of