F1: Ferrari rules out changes in SF-26 development during break
Ferrari ruled out significant changes to its development strategy, after the forced break in Formula 1. The cancellation of the Bahrain and
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F1: Ex-driver sees Red Bull competitive again in 2026
Former Formula 1 driver Jolyon Palmer highlighted Red Bull’s evolution in the 2026 season and stated that the team’s recent performance represents a “great
F1: Check the schedule of press conferences in Madrid
Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso will be the main names in the FIA press conference schedule, ahead of the first new Spanish GP in Madrid. A
SG28 Racing will compete in NASCAR Brasil
SG28 Racing confirmed that it will be on the grid of one of the main categories of national motorsport, Nascar Brasil. The team’s arrival for a new event
F1: FIA Stewards clear Sainz of penalty after incident with Verstappen
Carlos Sainz received good news before the qualifying session of the Belgian Grand Prix of Formula 1. The Williams driver was acquitted by the commissioners of the
Celso Neto returns to the circuit where he started his career for the TCR South America round
The 2026 TCR South America season began this weekend at the Circuito dos Cristais, with the presence of Brazilian Celso Neto. The driver will compete in the round
F1: Red Bull sees progress and achieves important milestone
Red Bull Racing had reasons to celebrate at the Canadian Grand Prix of Formula 1, after Max Verstappen secured third place and Isack Hadjar finished fifth.
F1: Honda explains why Aston Martin’s new engine fell short of expectations
The 2026 Formula 1 technical regulations have created great expectations for Aston Martin. With a state-of-the-art factory in Silverstone, the arrival of the
F1: Watch the live reaction to the qualifying of the 2026 Belgian GP
The qualifying, which determines the starting grid, for the Belgian Grand Prix of Formula 1 takes place this Saturday, in Spa-Francorchamps, and F1MANIA.NET follows all the
F1: Wolff supports return of V8, but warns: “We might look ridiculous in 2031”
Toto Wolff declared support for the return of V8 engines to Formula 1. However, the Mercedes executive warned that it might “seem ridiculous” in the season