F1: Russell celebrates Sprint pole after comeback in Canada
Formula 1 saw George Russell return to the top this Friday in Montreal. The Mercedes driver secured pole for the Sprint of the 2026 Canadian GP and
Formula 1 saw George Russell return to the top this Friday in Montreal. The Mercedes driver secured pole for the Sprint of the 2026 Canadian GP and
Yuki Tsunoda reacted to the rumors about his future, and made it clear that his priority is still to remain in Formula 1. The Japanese driver, however, admitted that
Sergio Perez was impressed with Cadillac’s new facility in Silverstone, and stated that he had never seen a factory like it in his career at
McLaren responded to the criticisms made by Lando Norris and Max Verstappen after the Formula 1 Japanese GP. The team acknowledged that the battery behavior and
Oscar Piastri evaluated McLaren’s update package for the Miami GP of Formula 1 and pointed out that “it will not be enough” for them to be able to compete with
Guenther Steiner defended changes in the direction of the Formula 1 race after the controversial conclusion of the British GP. The former Haas boss believes that the FIA
Lewis Hamilton expressed concern about the advantage that Mercedes seems to have at the start of the 2026 Formula 1 season, after the GP qualifying session
George Russell is the first pole-sitter of the 2026 Formula 1 season. In qualifying for this Saturday’s (7) Australian GP, the driver set the pace and
Ayao Komatsu explained what criteria a driver needs to meet to secure a spot at Haas for the 2027 Formula 1 season.
Marco Bezzecchi was the fastest rider in the last free practice for the Aragón GP, the 13th round of the 2026 MotoGP season. In the session held at