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via Motorsport.comGeorge Russell Aims to Close Gap to Kimi Antonelli in ChampionshipGeorge Russell is working to improve his performance and close the gap to championship leader Kimi Antonelli, who has extended his lead. Former driver Juan Pablo Montoya suggests Russell may be overanalyzing his approach, impacting his results.
+ 3 moreFri 11 Sep · 12:00 UTC
via lightsoutblog.com2026 Spanish Grand Prix Marks F1's Debut at MadringThe 2026 Spanish Grand Prix took place at the newly introduced Madring circuit. Notable milestones were highlighted, including potential records for Lewis Hamilton and Red Bull Racing.
via RacingNews365Lando Norris confirms McLaren discussion to fix Monza mishapLando Norris revealed that McLaren discussed their strategy following a disappointing qualifying session at the Italian Grand Prix, where he ended up starting eighth. The team's performance was hindered by a lack of execution, particularly during the final runs in Q3, where Norris was unable to benefit from a slipstream due to his teammate Oscar Piastri's mistake.
Norris acknowledged the challenges of qualifying, especially at Monza, where track position is crucial. He expressed the need for McLaren to improve their approach to avoid similar issues in the future, particularly as they head to the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix at the new Madring circuit.
Thu 10 Sep · 19:00 UTC
via Motorsport.com2026 Spanish Grand Prix Takes Place at New Madring CircuitThe 2026 Spanish Grand Prix is being held at the newly inaugurated Madring circuit in Madrid. Lando Norris secured pole position ahead of the race, which marks the first Formula 1 event in the city since the previous Spanish Grand Prix.+ 3 moreThu 10 Sep · 17:00 UTC
via f1oversteer.comNico Rosberg says Fernando Alonso’s Aston Martin performances reveal the truth about his F1 careerNico Rosberg strongly believes that Fernando Alonso’s performances at Aston Martin this year have revealed the truth about his Formula 1 career. At 45 years ...
Thu 10 Sep · 12:00 UTC
via PlanetF1Oscar Piastri McLaren contract: Rosberg makes McLaren team orders claimNico Rosberg highlighted a potential Oscar Piastri defence from McLaren team orders...
Wed 9 Sep · 18:01 UTC
via RacingNews365George Russell Reflects on Challenging Monza Race ExperienceGeorge Russell's recent performance at the Monza Grand Prix has raised concerns about his championship aspirations. Commentators, including Martin Brundle, suggest that the defeat may have left Russell feeling 'bruised' as he navigates the challenges of the season.+ 2 moreWed 9 Sep · 08:00 UTC
via f1chronicle.comKimi Antonelli Leads 2026 Title Race Amid Mercedes ConcernsKimi Antonelli has established a significant lead in the 2026 Formula 1 championship, holding a 66-point advantage over George Russell. Despite this, Mercedes has expressed that the title fight is not yet concluded.
via gpfans.comMartin Brundle Criticizes British Airways After Long DelayMartin Brundle expressed his frustration after being stranded on a grounded British Airways flight for nine hours at Heathrow Airport. He described the experience as both 'pathetic and dangerous' in his remarks.
+ 1 moreTue 8 Sep · 23:04 UTC
via gpfans.comAdrian Newey is the only man who can save popular F1 star’s careerOscar Piastri, a driver for McLaren, has been struggling significantly since his last victory at Zandvoort in August 2025, failing to win any races in the past year. His performance has been notably inferior to that of his teammate Lando Norris, who has secured multiple wins, leading to concerns about Piastri's future in Formula 1 and with McLaren specifically. The article suggests that Piastri's best chance for a career revival may lie with Adrian Newey at Aston Martin, as other top teams are unlikely to consider him given his recent form.
The article highlights the challenges Piastri faces in securing a competitive seat, noting that his winless streak and the significant points gap between him and Norris raise red flags. It draws parallels with other drivers who have experienced similar declines, indicating that Piastri must take decisive action to avoid being relegated to mid-tier teams. The potential retirement of Fernando Alonso in 2027 could provide an opportunity for Piastri, but he must demonstrate his capabilities to attract attention from top-tier teams.Tue 8 Sep · 20:45 UTC
via f1oversteer.comMartin Brundle saw Lando Norris get an underhand advantage to beat Oscar Piastri at MonzaMartin Brundle feels Lando Norris gained a sly advantage as his battle versus McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri got “personal” during the 2026 F1 Italian Grand ...Tue 8 Sep · 18:30 UTC
via PlanetF1Oscar Piastri on new ‘trajectory’ after driving style ‘adaptations’Oscar Piastri had been in podium contention at Monza, but slipped behind Lando Norris before the flag.Tue 8 Sep · 18:02 UTC
via F1iLando Norris Evaluates McLaren's Title Prospects Against MercedesLando Norris has expressed doubts about McLaren's ability to compete for the championship this season. He acknowledged that Mercedes is currently performing at a higher level than his team.
+ 1 moreTue 8 Sep · 14:23 UTC
via CrashGeorge Russell's Monza Strategy Sparks Controversy Among CommentatorsCommentators have expressed concern over George Russell's feelings following a controversial strategy call by Mercedes during the Italian Grand Prix. David Croft noted that Russell has valid reasons to feel aggrieved after the team's decision during a critical moment in the race.
+ 1 moreTue 8 Sep · 13:54 UTC
via Motorsport WeekLando Norris issues ‘league of their own’ admission of F1 rivalsLando Norris expressed disappointment after McLaren's performance at the Italian Grand Prix, where they struggled to keep up with Mercedes and Red Bull. Despite finishing fourth and fifth, Norris acknowledged that the team lacked the necessary pace, finishing 19 seconds behind the race winner, Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes. This race marked a halt to Norris's recent winning streak, which included victories in Hungary and the Netherlands.
Norris reflected on the race, noting that both Mercedes and Red Bull were in a league of their own. He highlighted the need for McLaren to improve in specific areas, particularly in slow- and medium-speed corners and straight-line speed, to remain competitive in the championship. The team's performance in Italy underscored ongoing challenges with aero-efficiency that must be addressed to maintain their title hopes.
Tue 8 Sep · 12:11 UTC
via CrashGeorge Russell Receives Dedicated Grandstand at Silverstone CircuitGeorge Russell has been honored with a grandstand named after him at Silverstone, following a similar tribute to Lando Norris. This recognition highlights Russell's growing popularity among fans at his home race.+ 4 moreTue 8 Sep · 12:08 UTC
via RacingNews365Pierre Gasly offers Lewis Hamilton, Lando Norris boost in 'realistic' Alpine fightPierre Gasly made headlines by securing his first career pole position during the Italian Grand Prix, marking a significant achievement for both him and the Alpine team. Despite leading the race initially, he ultimately finished in seventh place, competing closely with drivers from McLaren and Ferrari throughout the event. Gasly's performance was seen as a positive indicator of Alpine's potential in future races, especially given the challenges of maintaining pace against faster competitors.
Reflecting on the race, Gasly expressed a realistic outlook, acknowledging the difficulties of staying at the front but also highlighting the positives from the weekend. He noted that the car's performance was the best he had experienced this season, and he is eager to analyze the data to build on this success in upcoming races. Gasly's insights suggest a focus on continuous improvement for the Alpine team as they strive for better results.Tue 8 Sep · 10:55 UTC
via PlanetF1Lando Norris ‘seeing a lot of stars’ as alarming Italian GP footage emergesLando Norris experienced exhaustion after finishing fourth at the Italian Grand Prix, where Kimi Antonelli made a remarkable comeback to win from 19th position. This race marked the end of Norris's winning streak, having won the previous two races. The event was declared a heat hazard due to high temperatures, prompting the use of advanced cooling systems for drivers. Norris expressed feeling drained during his post-race interview, highlighting the physical toll of the race conditions.
Antonelli's victory further solidified his lead in the championship standings, with Norris now significantly trailing behind. The competition remains tight, as McLaren has narrowed the gap to Ferrari in the constructors' championship. The upcoming race at the new Madring circuit in Madrid will be the second Spanish round of the season, adding excitement to the ongoing championship battle.Tue 8 Sep · 08:04 UTC
via RacingNews365Lando Norris delivers brutal Mercedes verdict after Monza defeatLando Norris experienced a disappointing race at the Italian Grand Prix, finishing fourth while his teammate Oscar Piastri came in fifth. The race was dominated by Kimi Antonelli, who made history as the first Italian winner at Monza in six decades, and George Russell, who helped Mercedes achieve a one-two finish. Despite having the same engine as Mercedes, McLaren struggled significantly with their pace throughout the race, finishing 19 seconds behind the winner.
Norris expressed his frustration with McLaren's performance, stating that they were not close to competing for the top positions. He acknowledged that improvements are needed in various aspects of their car, particularly in cornering stability and straight-line speed. Norris's comments reflect the challenges McLaren faces in keeping up with the leading teams in the championship.Tue 8 Sep · 07:15 UTCRosberg mocks Hamilton’s Ferrari claimNico Rosberg has publicly dismissed Lewis Hamilton's recent remarks regarding his interest in Ferrari during his successful years with Mercedes. Hamilton expressed that he had hoped for a potential move to Ferrari, particularly reflecting on a moment when Sebastian Vettel extended his contract with the team, which made him realize his desire to join them.
In response, Rosberg, who was Hamilton's teammate at Mercedes, labeled Hamilton's claims as 'complete nonsense,' asserting that during their time of dominance, Hamilton showed no inclination to leave the team. Rosberg also noted that if Hamilton had left, it would have benefited him personally in their competitive dynamic.Page 7 of 19