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via f1oversteer.comMercedes told they made a ‘mistake’ with George Russell that helped Kimi AntonelliMercedes and George Russell have both been accused of making a key “mistake” that helped give Andrea Kimi Antonelli the fuel to lead the 2026 ...Sat 15 Aug · 07:00 UTC0 commentsvia RacingNews365Toto Wolff heralds key Mercedes figure over Kimi Antonelli transformationKimi Antonelli has come on leaps and bounds in his second F1 season, and Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has been quick to hail the man in the young Italian's ear: Peter Bonnington.Sat 15 Aug · 06:20 UTC0 commentsvia Motorsport WeekNico Rosberg Questions Claims of Mercedes Firing During 2016 SeasonNico Rosberg has expressed skepticism regarding Toto Wolff's assertion that he and Lewis Hamilton were close to being fired during their 2016 title rivalry. The former driver addressed the sensational claims, suggesting they may not reflect the reality of the situation.Sat 15 Aug · 05:00 UTC0 commentsvia Motorsport.comF1 2026 mid-season grades: McLaren starts on back foot but makes rapid progressMcLaren faced the challenge over following up its back-to-back world titles across an entirely different set of regulations. On paper, it felt like the Woking-based squad was well equipped to do so, but a combination of its 2025 title race hangover and its challenges exploiting Mercedes' power unit have put it on the back foot this year. But a typical, mid-season McLaren surge has salvaged a B- ... Keep readingFri 14 Aug · 15:51 UTC0 commentsvia f1oversteer.comKimi Antonelli Leads 2026 F1 Standings Amid Title SpeculationKimi Antonelli currently holds a 50-point lead over Lewis Hamilton in the 2026 Formula 1 drivers' standings. Despite this advantage, team principal Toto Wolff has not labeled Antonelli as the championship favorite.Fri 14 Aug · 15:00 UTC0 commentsvia CrashMercedes Adjusts Development Strategy for 2026 Formula 1 SeasonMercedes has revised its development approach for the W17 car following a challenging first half of the 2026 Formula 1 season. Technical director James Allison noted that the team's late-stage upgrades have left them out of sync with competitors, leading to a competitive disadvantage.Fri 14 Aug · 13:00 UTC0 commentsvia f1oversteer.comMercedes Adjusts Strategy Amid Rising Competition from FerrariMercedes is implementing a new strategy for the 2026 F1 season in response to Ferrari's significant progress. The team faces internal challenges as they prepare for the upcoming races, particularly with Lewis Hamilton's new chassis.Fri 14 Aug · 11:13 UTC0 commentsvia Motorsport.com2026 F1 Season Highlights Competitive Changes and Driver PerformancesThe 2026 Formula 1 season has introduced significant regulatory changes affecting chassis, aerodynamics, and power units. As a result, Mercedes currently leads the championship, while Kimi Antonelli aims to make history as the youngest world champion.Fri 14 Aug · 09:44 UTC0 commentsvia Sky Sports F1'Never had a season like this' - Russell 'p****d off' at latest Mercedes issueGeorge Russell says he's "never" experienced a season with so much misfortune after an engine issue caused his disastrous start to the Hungarian Grand Prix.Fri 14 Aug · 09:44 UTC0 commentsvia Formula1.comKimi Antonelli Aims for Historic Formula 1 Championship TitleMercedes driver Kimi Antonelli is positioned to potentially become the youngest world champion in Formula 1 history. As he pursues this milestone, discussions arise regarding his main competitors and the significance of his potential victory.Fri 14 Aug · 09:44 UTC0 commentsvia Motorsport WeekCarlos Sainz Expected to Sign New Contract with WilliamsCarlos Sainz is reportedly close to finalizing a one-year contract extension with Williams, indicating his commitment to the team. This decision comes amid ongoing speculation about his future in Formula 1 and potential moves to other teams.Fri 14 Aug · 06:01 UTC0 commentsvia grandprix.comRules secured more than two ManufacturersFerrari and Mercedes would have been the only two manufacturers left in Formula 1 from the start of 2026 if the current Technical Regulations hadn’t been put in place. That’s the claim the FIA Single Seaters Director Nikolas Tombazis made during an exclusive interview with Grandprix.com the Greek seeming pretty convinced Audi, Ford and GM wouldn’t have decided to enter Formula 1 and Honda wouldn’t have done a U-turn on its plan to leave the sport, if there was no move towards electrification.Thu 13 Aug · 17:49 UTC0 commentsvia f1technical.netMercedes hints at major post-summer upgrade as F1 development race intensifiesMercedes deputy technical director Simone Resta has suggested the Silver Arrows are preparing a significant upgrade package for the second half of the 2026 Formula 1 season, as the fierce development battle continues across the grid.Thu 13 Aug · 17:00 UTC0 commentsvia Motorsport.comValtteri Bottas sees clear Cadillac progress amid challenging first F1 seasonCadillac Formula 1 driver Valtteri Bottas has already seen progress with the newly formed team in the first half of its maiden season in the championship. Cadillac joined F1 in 2026 as its 11th team with the experienced driver line-up of former Mercedes driver Bottas and former Red Bull driver Sergio Perez. While it is yet to score its first point in the series and has suffered reliability ... Keep readingThu 13 Aug · 11:19 UTC0 commentsvia RacingNews365George Russell Faces Challenges in F1 Title RaceGeorge Russell is currently experiencing a difficult season, having dropped to third place in the Formula 1 standings. Despite this setback, he remains optimistic and is focusing on maintaining his confidence in the title race.Thu 13 Aug · 09:44 UTC0 commentsvia RacingNews365Exclusive: Toto Wolff defends Mercedes F1 title drought: 'That isn't catastrophic'Toto Wolff oversaw eight years of crushing dominance at Mercedes, followed by four fallow years. Now, with the team rising like a phoenix from the flames, he puts the meagre seasons into perspective.Thu 13 Aug · 06:20 UTC0 commentsvia f1technical.netMercedes explains early-season reliability struggles under 2026 F1 regulationsMercedes deputy technical director Simone Resta has admitted that the introduction of Formula 1's all-new 2026 power unit regulations created significant reliability challenges, explaining why Mercedes-powered teams suffered more technical problems than many of their rivals during the opening phase of the season.Wed 12 Aug · 17:00 UTC0 commentsvia F1iFrom rookie pain to title reign: Mercedes lifts lid on Antonelli’s riseWhen Kimi Antonelli arrived at Mercedes last year, he looked less like a future genuine Grand Prix victor...Wed 12 Aug · 14:19 UTC0 commentsvia RacingNews365Theo Pourchaire reveals Mercedes reaction as long-awaited Formula E switch confirmedTheo Pourchaire will race in Formula E next season after joining the new Opel outfit.Wed 12 Aug · 11:50 UTC0 commentsvia thejudge13.comFIA Acknowledges Weaknesses in F1's ADUO SystemThe FIA has recognized that the Additional Development and Upgrade Opportunities (ADUO) system in Formula 1 has certain weaknesses that require attention. Discussions are ongoing regarding potential adjustments to improve the system's effectiveness.Wed 12 Aug · 08:19 UTC0 comments
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