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via f1oversteer.comRalf Schumacher says Fred Vasseur was clearly ‘annoyed’ with Lewis Hamilton before Spanish GPRalf Schumacher observed that Fred Vasseur, the team principal of Ferrari, expressed annoyance towards Lewis Hamilton ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix. This frustration stemmed from the ongoing conflict between Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, which had escalated during the previous race at Monza, where Leclerc's actions led to controversy and criticism of Ferrari's team orders.
During the Spanish GP, Hamilton faced further disappointment as he retired early due to brake failure. This incident, combined with Leclerc's performance, highlighted the challenges Ferrari is facing in maintaining a cohesive team dynamic. Vasseur emphasized the importance of teamwork among drivers to improve their competitive standing in the championship.
Mon 14 Sep · 14:00 UTC
via RacingNews365Jody Scheckter Faces £1.4 Million Tax Bill After Court LossFormer Formula 1 champion Jody Scheckter has lost a court case against HMRC regarding a £1.4 million tax demand. The ruling follows the financial difficulties stemming from his organic buffalo farming business.
+ 2 moreMon 14 Sep · 13:40 UTC
via CrashFerrari Initiates Investigation into Hamilton's Brake Failure at Spanish GPFerrari has announced a comprehensive investigation into the brake failure that caused Lewis Hamilton to retire from the Spanish Grand Prix. This incident ended Hamilton's streak of completing every lap in the current season.
+ 3 moreMon 14 Sep · 12:43 UTC
via PlanetF1Hamilton and Leclerc Participate in Imola Test for 2026 SeasonLewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc recently took part in a test at the Imola circuit. This event is significant as Imola is being considered as a potential venue for the finale of the 2026 Formula 1 season.
Mon 14 Sep · 11:03 UTC
via grandprix.comMercedes Investigates George Russell's Inconsistent Performance IssuesToto Wolff has expressed concern over George Russell's lack of consistent pace during races. The team is seeking to understand why Russell's speed fluctuates rather than remaining steady throughout the weekend.
via F1iLeclerc defends Ferrari call as Vasseur sees missed Madring winCharles Leclerc expressed confidence in Ferrari's strategic decision during the Spanish Grand Prix, where he led for a significant portion of the race. Despite the team's gamble on a hard-tyre strategy, they did not receive the hoped-for Safety Car, leading to Leclerc finishing in fourth place without regrets about the strategy employed.
Fred Vasseur, Ferrari's team principal, assessed that the team had the potential for a race win based on their pace, particularly during Leclerc's long stint on hard tires. He emphasized that the team's focus should be on improving their qualifying performance, as they struggled to secure a better starting position, which ultimately affected their race outcome.
Mon 14 Sep · 10:26 UTC
via f1oversteer.comLawrence Stroll Mercedes rumours ‘alarmed’ Honda before they replaced F1 engine bossHonda has decided to replace Tetsushi Kakuda with his deputy Yoichiro Fukao as the leader of their F1 project, effective next month. This change comes after a poor start to their partnership with Aston Martin, which is currently struggling in the standings due to both the performance of Honda's power unit and issues with their chassis design.
Lawrence Stroll has been negotiating with Mercedes and Red Bull Powertrains to explore alternative engine options, aiming to pressure Honda into improving their performance. The recent disappointing results have prompted Honda to reaffirm their commitment to F1, with promises of enhanced competitiveness in the upcoming season.Mon 14 Sep · 10:00 UTC
via Motorsport.comSpanish GP Organizers Plan Changes to Madring Circuit for 2027Following criticism from drivers and fans, organizers of the Spanish Grand Prix are considering modifications to the Madring circuit. The aim is to enhance overtaking opportunities ahead of the next race in 2027.
+ 5 moreMon 14 Sep · 09:15 UTC
via f1technical.netHamilton offers explanation for his technical issues at the MadringFerrari experienced a frustratingly mixed Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring, with Lewis Hamilton’s race ending in retirement after a brake problem while team mate Charles Leclerc emerged as one of the strongest strategic performers in the field.
Mon 14 Sep · 08:50 UTC
via f1technical.netFerrari Identifies Qualifying Issues Affecting Recent Race PerformanceFerrari has acknowledged a specific weakness in their qualifying performance that is impacting race opportunities. Charles Leclerc highlighted that the team's pace is not the main issue, but rather their struggles with attacking kerbs during low-fuel runs.+ 4 moreMon 14 Sep · 08:50 UTC
via f1technical.netMercedes reveal how Ferrari's strategy influenced their own strategy decisionsMercedes Trackside Engineering Director Andrew Shovlin praised his team's race execution after Kimi Antonelli converted a perfectly timed Virtual Safety Car into victory at the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid.Mon 14 Sep · 08:22 UTC
via f1technical.netWolff offers explanation for Russell's suboptimal strategy at the MadringMercedes team principal Toto Wolff has described Kimi Antonelli's victory at the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid as “very encouraging”, with the Italian securing the team's first Formula 1 win at the newly introduced Madring circuit.Mon 14 Sep · 08:22 UTC
via f1technical.net"It’s kind of the story of the season," claims Russell after he lost further ground ...Kimi Antonelli secured his eighth victory of the 2026 Formula 1 season at the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid, but Mercedes' race was far from straightforward, with George Russell finishing fifth after a difficult strategy call during the Virtual Safety Car period.Mon 14 Sep · 08:22 UTC
via RacingNews365Toto Wolff Addresses George Russell and Kimi Antonelli's PerformanceToto Wolff has shared his thoughts with George Russell and Kimi Antonelli regarding their recent performances. The discussions followed Antonelli's victory at the Italian Grand Prix, which drew attention to the differing levels of recognition between the two drivers.Mon 14 Sep · 07:50 UTC
via RacingNews365Ferrari launch 'thorough' investigation into Lewis Hamilton brake failureFerrari has initiated a comprehensive investigation into the brake failure that led to Lewis Hamilton's retirement during the Spanish Grand Prix. Hamilton, who had qualified in fourth position, experienced a malfunction with the brake pedal that caused him to lose control and brush against a barrier after just six laps, ending his streak of scoring points in every race this season.
Despite the setback for Hamilton, Ferrari's Charles Leclerc managed to secure a fourth-place finish, maintaining a competitive pace throughout the race. Vasseur explained that the team had attempted to address the brake issue from the pit wall but were ultimately unsuccessful. As the season progresses, Hamilton holds third place in the drivers' standings, while Leclerc is in fifth.Mon 14 Sep · 07:00 UTCReliability now Antonelli’s main rival – WolffToto Wolff highlighted that reliability issues may pose the biggest challenge to Kimi Antonelli's pursuit of the 2026 world championship after he secured a victory in Madrid, extending his lead to 81 points. Despite acknowledging that Lando Norris was the faster driver during the race, Antonelli remains focused on maintaining his performance without adopting a defensive strategy.
Wolff emphasized the importance of addressing mechanical reliability, as the team has experienced fragility in their car and engine this season. While competitors like George Russell and Lando Norris recognize Antonelli's dominance, Ralf Schumacher cautioned against complacency, noting that unforeseen issues could still arise, especially with a car update planned for the next race.
via RaceFansOn This Day: Ferrari run blank livery at home race as tribute to 9/11 victims | BriefOn September 14, 2026, it was noted that 25 years ago, Ferrari unveiled a special tribute at the Italian Grand Prix, where they ran blank liveries and black noses on their cars. This gesture was made to honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost in the 9/11 terrorist attacks, with drivers Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello participating in the practice session at Monza shortly after the events.
In addition to Ferrari, other Formula 1 teams also showed their solidarity by incorporating tributes on their cars. This moment in F1 history highlights the sport's ability to come together in times of tragedy, reflecting the impact of global events on the racing community.
Sun 13 Sep · 23:01 UTC
via Motorsport.comKimi Antonelli's "precious" moment with father goes viral after Spanish GP winKimi Antonelli's recent victory at the Spanish Grand Prix has garnered attention not only for his performance but also for a touching moment shared with his father, Marco. After the race, Marco presented Kimi with a red carnation, leading to a heartfelt celebration that resonated with fans on social media, who described the moment as 'wholesome' and 'precious.'
Despite his impressive lead in the drivers' championship, Antonelli remains focused on the upcoming races, emphasizing the importance of consistency and enjoyment in his performance. He is determined to continue pushing forward without getting distracted by the championship title, as the next challenge awaits at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.Sun 13 Sep · 21:11 UTC
via RacingNews365Hamilton Discusses Ferrari Retirement During Spanish Grand PrixLewis Hamilton experienced his first retirement of the 2026 season during the Spanish Grand Prix. Max Verstappen found humor in Hamilton's explanation regarding the circumstances of the Ferrari retirement.Sun 13 Sep · 20:00 UTC
via f1oversteer.comOscar Piastri Faces Challenges During Spanish Grand Prix WeekendOscar Piastri encountered multiple difficulties during the recent Spanish Grand Prix, including race damage from an early incident. McLaren's Andrea Stella has indicated that the team is increasing resources to address Piastri's performance issues.+ 2 moreSun 13 Sep · 19:00 UTCPage 4 of 46