F1: Hamilton denies that only the change in cars explains his evolution
Lewis Hamilton rejected the idea that his recovery in Formula 1 in 2026 is solely a consequence of the changes in the cars with the new regulations. The driver
Lewis Hamilton rejected the idea that his recovery in Formula 1 in 2026 is solely a consequence of the changes in the cars with the new regulations. The driver
Kimi Antonelli has been showing strength in Formula 1 in 2026, which has impressed, but not left so surprised, Mercedes, as pointed out by Bradley Lord.
Max Verstappen commented on the legacy he hopes to leave with his career in Formula 1 and pointed out how he hopes it will serve as a model for children to believe
Formula 1 will not have a race this Sunday, August 16. The category is still on its summer break and will return to the tracks only next weekend, with
Gabriel Bortoleto once again gained prominence this Saturday by revealing, in an exclusive interview with F1MANIA.NET, what would be an especially positive result
James Allison, technical director of Mercedes, revealed the scale of the team’s development pace in the new era of Formula 1. According to the engineer, the gains
Laurent Mekies made clear Red Bull Racing’s goal for the remainder of the 2026 Formula 1 season, to win races again. The team principal stated that
Jamie Chadwick gave a brief opinion on the working dynamic of the Red Bull duo in Formula 1, suggesting that Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar are more
Gabriel Bortoleto outlined the expectations for the second half of the 2026 Formula 1 season. Speaking exclusively to F1MANIA.NET, the Brazilian commented
Lewis Hamilton stated that he now feels “liberated” to do what he does best at Ferrari, after seeing changes he had been demanding from the team finally happen