Tuesday saw important movements both on and off the tracks in Formula 1. Rafael Câmara entered a decisive phase in the fight for a spot at Haas

Max Verstappen decided to stay with Red Bull Racing until the end of 2030, ending months of speculation about his future in Formula 1. The choice reinforces the

Lando Norris matched an important milestone in Formula 1 history by winning the Dutch GP, equaling David Coulthard’s thirteen wins in the category. The

Ferrari’s strategy during the Formula 1 Dutch GP was at the center of the debate after the race, with journalist and former manager Peter Windsor pointing out

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

Stefano Domenicali celebrated and expressed relief over Max Verstappen’s contract renewal with Red Bull until the 2030 Formula 1 season.

Haas has opened a competition for a spot in Formula 1 for 2027, with Leonardo Fornaroli and Rafael Câmara among the drivers who will have the opportunity to showcase themselves

Andrea Stella questioned Toto Wolff’s statements about Mercedes’ plans for the rest of the 2026 Formula 1 season. The McLaren boss

Nico Hulkenberg received praise for his reaction during a moment of great danger at the Formula 1 Dutch GP. The German narrowly avoided hitting his

Vice-leader of the Formula 3 championship, Ugo Ugochukwu was the fastest driver on Tuesday (25) of the category’s collective tests at Madring, circuit