F1: Alonso sees little effect after FIA rule adjustments
Fernando Alonso demonstrated skepticism regarding the adjustments made by the FIA to the Formula 1 regulations in 2026. Despite the more positive reception to the
Fernando Alonso demonstrated skepticism regarding the adjustments made by the FIA to the Formula 1 regulations in 2026. Despite the more positive reception to the
Red Bull showed signs of progress at the Miami GP of Formula 1, suggesting a possible turnaround after a difficult start to the 2026 season. Despite the
Kimi Antonelli revealed that he intends to follow in Max Verstappen’s footsteps and pursue the so-called A license, in order to compete on the iconic circuit of
Carlos Sainz stated that he intends to tone down the public criticism of the 2026 Formula 1 regulations, but made it clear that he remains quite
Juan Pablo Montoya came out in defense of the current generation of Formula 1 and criticized the growing movement for the return of V8 engines. The former Colombian driver stated
Flavio Briatore was quite satisfied with Franco Colapinto’s weekend at the Miami GP of Formula 1 and made a point of emphasizing that he hopes that this
Returning to the Formula 1 calendar does not seem to be a really interesting option for Nürburgring. Alexander Gerhahrd, spokesperson for the circuit, stated that the
Isack Hadjar’s confidence in adapting to Red Bull took a hard hit at the Miami Grand Prix of Formula 1. After a start considered positive with the team, the
Max Verstappen took advantage of the weekend away from the tracks to go to the beach with Kelly Piquet. The couple was seen spending the day in St Barths, going into the sea
Guenther Steiner criticized the delay of the Formula 1 stewards in analyzing incidents after the Miami GP. The former team principal stated that the process needs