F1: Alpine seeks evolution at the Chinese GP
Alpine arrives at the Formula 1 Chinese GP with the intention of evolving after a challenging start to the season in Melbourne. With the first Sprint race of the year
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Formula 1: the new cars and the new “half-electric” engine
Discover what changes in Formula 1 in 2026: smaller cars and 30 kg lighter, active aerodynamics instead of DRS, 50% electric engine without MGU-H and 100% sustainable fuel.
F1: Lawrence Stroll admits difficult season and promises focus on recovery
The start of the 2026 Formula 1 season for Aston Martin has been marked by many difficulties, and the team’s CEO and owner, Lawrence Stroll, spoke
F1: Verstappen is pessimistic for the Chinese GP
Max Verstappen is not at all excited to compete in the Chinese GP with the new Formula 1 cars. The Dutchman gave a far from optimistic statement about the race.
F1: McLaren wants more performance from the Mercedes engine for the race in China
McLaren is preparing for the Formula 1 Chinese GP next weekend, focusing on evolution and performance of the Mercedes engine, after a start of
F1: Lawson got a scare at the Australian GP and now seeks explanations
Liam Lawson is still seeking answers for the frightening incident, which could have caused a major accident at the start of the Formula 1 Australian GP. The driver
F1: Stroll says Aston Martin just “circulated” in the Australian GP
Lance Stroll gave a critical assessment of Aston Martin after the Formula 1 Australian GP, opening the season in a disappointing way. The Canadian summarized
F1: Stella talks about the battery impact for the Chinese GP
Andrea Stella is already looking ahead to this weekend’s Chinese GP. The McLaren boss pointed out how and to what extent energy distribution will be essential
Nicky Catsburg praises Verstappen’s boldness outside of F1
Max Verstappen will follow an unconventional route for a Formula 1 driver by participating in the 24 Hours of Nurburgring this year. The four-time champion of
F1: “Activation of active aerodynamics is dangerous”, said Sainz
Carlos Sainz spared no criticism of Formula 1’s new power unit rules after the Australian GP, describing active aerodynamics as a