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via grandprix.comHerta's Cadillac hopes fade as Bottas fears Aston leapColton Herta will return to Cadillac's Formula 1 car in Hungary, but his intended path towards a full-time seat in 2027 is becoming increasingly uncertain.
via grandprix.comPiastri a passenger as Wolff admits disadvantageOscar Piastri says Formula 1 drivers can feel like passengers of an AI program in 2026, as Toto Wolff acknowledges Mercedes-powered customer teams face an inherent disadvantage under the new regulations.
via grandprix.comAlonso dismisses 2-second Aston upgrade hypeFernando Alonso has played down extraordinary expectations surrounding Aston Martin's radically revised car, insisting no upgrade could immediately erase the team's enormous deficit.
via grandprix.comLas Vegas GP settles lawsuit over 2023 drain-cover chaosFormula 1's Las Vegas GP and parent company Liberty Media have agreed to pay more than $3 million to settle a class-action lawsuit stemming from the chaotic opening night of the inaugural 2023 race.
via AutosportWhy fans don't get true picture of driver performance with 2026 F1 rules - but it is fixable, according to Haas bossTechnical changes implemented ahead of this year's Miami Grand Prix mollified some of the complaints about Formula 1's new format, but these have resurfaced after two successive events at 'energy-starved' venues. A key question is whether the many layers of technology are harming the spectacle by interfering with the work of the drivers, and muddying the picture for fans. Although ... Keep reading
Fri 24 Jul · 13:14 UTC
via AutosportF1 Hungarian GP: Leclerc tops FP1, Stroll suffers suspected suspension failure with upgraded Aston MartinFerrari driver Charles Leclerc topped opening practice at Formula 1's Hungarian Grand Prix, his early benchmark proving over four tenths quicker than Red Bull's Max Verstappen and team-mate Lewis Hamilton. Leclerc headed Hamilton in the opening stages of practice as Ferrari adorned its 'Macarena' wing with an eye-catching three-piece winglet on top of its actuator, an optional piece for the ... Keep readingFri 24 Jul · 12:45 UTC
via AutosportMalaysia Considers Hosting Formula 1 Race Amid Bahrain UncertaintyMalaysia is being considered as a potential replacement venue for the Bahrain Grand Prix due to ongoing regional conflicts. The Malaysian government is currently evaluating the feasibility of hosting a Formula 1 event in 2026.+ 1 moreFri 24 Jul · 11:34 UTC
via Autosport‘If you're not ready to adapt, you're not good enough’ - Norris addresses changing driving styles in F1 2026 Drivers have been vocal about how the complex energy deployment needs of the 2026 generation of Formula 1 cars have impacted how they have to be driven, with the reliance on energy harvesting causing a big mental shift in how to approach faster corners. Mercedes driver George Russell is one driver who has struggled to gel with his machinery this year, which has come more naturally to his ... Keep readingFri 24 Jul · 08:32 UTC
via BBC SportRussell proud of resilience after string of problemsGeorge Russell says he has had to be "the most resilient I've ever been" to cope with the string of problems that have affected his title challenge.
Thu 23 Jul · 17:41 UTC
via Autosport"You're not allowed to make a difference" – Verstappen says the fastest F1 drivers are penalisedFollowing the race weekend at Spa-Francorchamps, and particularly Oscar Piastri's strong comments, one topic dominates media day in Budapest: energy management, more specifically the self-learning aspects of the 2026 power unit. Piastri called it "crap" that drivers can be caught out by forward-thinking algorithms which adapt based on what they learn over time. It means that extremely small ... Keep readingThu 23 Jul · 17:03 UTC
via AutosportRussell: Data shows software calibration behind recent F1 struggles, not driving styleGeorge Russell believes that he and Mercedes have found the root cause for his recent Formula 1 struggles, and that he no longer needs to focus on adapting his driving to get the most from his car. The Briton endured a dismal weekend at Spa-Francorchamps last time out, in which he trailed team-mate Kimi Antonelli by half a second in qualifying - and then ended up in the gravel after contact ... Keep readingThu 23 Jul · 16:08 UTC
via AutosportMercedes Addresses Engine Issues Affecting George Russell's PerformanceGeorge Russell is optimistic after Mercedes identified a software issue with his power unit that impacted his recent races. The team aims to resolve these problems before the upcoming Italian Grand Prix.+ 1 moreThu 23 Jul · 15:08 UTC
via espn.comBelgian Grand Prix: Mercedes' dual sides, Ferrari'...Everything that happened this weekend at Spa-Francorchamps served as an encapsulation of the entire season.
Thu 23 Jul · 13:47 UTC
via grandprix.comRussell dismisses claims Antonelli is Wolff's favouriteGeorge Russell has opened the Hungarian GP weekend by insisting Mercedes is not favouring championship leader Kimi Antonelli, dismissing the growing narrative as media-driven "nonsense".
via grandprix.comAston Martin's Upgrades Show Promise at Hungarian Grand PrixFernando Alonso expressed optimism regarding the performance of Aston Martin's upgraded AMR26 during the Hungarian Grand Prix. The team aims to build on this momentum despite challenges faced by teammate Lance Stroll.
via grandprix.comThree Macarena wings set for Hungary debutFormula 1's rotating rear-wing battle is set to intensify in Hungary, with Ferrari, McLaren and Red Bull all preparing versions of the so-called 'Macarena' concept.
via AutosportAlonso's Future in F1 Depends on Regulations, Not Team PerformanceFernando Alonso has stated that his decision regarding his future in Formula 1 will be influenced more by upcoming regulations than by Aston Martin's current performance. As he approaches his 45th birthday, he remains focused on the broader context of the sport rather than the team's recent struggles.Wed 22 Jul · 15:28 UTC
via AutosportF1 Drivers Express Concerns Over Computer-Controlled Power UnitsFormula 1 drivers have voiced their frustrations regarding the increasing reliance on computer algorithms for energy management in their cars. This shift has raised concerns about the impact on race dynamics and the overall excitement of the sport.Wed 22 Jul · 11:30 UTC
via grandprix.comWolff's most powerful engine claim fuels FIA rowToto Wolff may have intensified the dispute over Formula 1's new engine equalisation system by openly declaring Mercedes has the most powerful power unit on the grid.
via grandprix.comVerstappen Faces Pressure to Decide Future with Red BullMax Verstappen is reportedly under pressure to clarify his future with Red Bull before a contractual deadline. Meanwhile, Isack Hadjar's position at the team for 2027 appears more secure amid ongoing speculation regarding Verstappen's plans.Page 46 of 48