F1: 2026 cars expected to be a bit slower after rule adjustments
Formula 1 cars are expected to be slightly slower with the 2026 rule adjustments. The changes were made to improve the dynamics in the sessions of
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Ickx says the thermometer for F1 2026 is “to observe how the audience is doing”
Jack Ickx commented on the 2026 Formula 1 season and the implemented regulations. The Belgian believes that the numbers are the thermometer to evaluate the rules
F1: Coulthard rules out comparison between Antonelli and Senna
Formula 1 has a new highlight in 2026, but some comparisons are already generating debate. The former driver of the category, David Coulthard, dismissed parallels between Kimi
F1: Former Ferrari engineer doesn’t see Bearman as a top driver
Oliver Bearman does not have what it takes to become a top Formula 1 driver. Who says that is Luca Baldisserri, former Ferrari engineer, who
F1: Brown admits he would be surprised if Horner did not return to the paddock
Zak Brown spoke about a possible return of Christian Horner to the Formula 1 paddock in the future. The McLaren boss pointed out that he would be shocked if the
F1: Fans believe Ferrari catches Mercedes in Miami
Fans believe that Ferrari can catch up and fight with Mercedes starting from the Formula 1 Miami GP with the update package introduced for the
F1: McLaren promises “new car” and reaction already in Miami
Formula 1 could have a completely transformed McLaren at the Miami GP. After an inconsistent start in 2026, the team is betting on a practically new MCL40
F1: Lawson bets on the return of excitement after recent changes
Formula 1 could recover one of its main attractions in qualifying sessions, according to Liam Lawson. The Racing Bulls driver believes that changes
F1: Difficult phase helped Mercedes’ reaction in 2026, according to Smedley
Mercedes is once again a protagonist in Formula 1 in 2026, after a period away from the top positions. For the experienced engineer in the category, Rob
F1: Brown believes Verstappen will go to Mercedes
Max Verstappen’s future is back in the spotlight in Formula 1. This time, McLaren CEO Zak Brown pointed to Mercedes as the most likely destination