F1: The new Formula 1 debuts with strategic chaos and unpredictable battles
Energy management, overtake button and behavior of the new cars marked the first GP of the 2026 era in Melbourne
Energy management, overtake button and behavior of the new cars marked the first GP of the 2026 era in Melbourne
Leclerc admits Mercedes’ initial superiority, but says the race gap was smaller than qualifying indicated
Energy system that marked the Australian GP changes the logic of the battles and requires a new strategic approach from the drivers
Formula 1 returns this weekend for the Chinese Grand Prix, the second round of the 2026 season and the first event with the sprint format of the
Brazilian takes the R26 to Q3 and scores the first points in Audi’s history in Formula 1 right at the season opener
New rules work, Russell leads Mercedes 1-2 in Melbourne, but race reveals that championship battle could be immediate
Max Verstappen described the experience of participating in battles in the midfield during the Formula 1 Australian GP as a 'Mario race
Helmut Marko, former Red Bull Racing consultant, shares the same critical view as Max Verstappen about the new Formula 1 cars. In an interview with
George Russell did not let Lando Norris’s criticism of the new Formula 1 rules pass after the Australian GP. For the Mercedes driver, the comment from
Carlos Sainz classified Formula 1’s new Straight Line Mode (SLM, or straight line mode) as a 'patch' that only covers management problems