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via racer.comTeams Introduce Upgrades Ahead of Spanish Grand Prix in MadridSeveral Formula 1 teams are set to debut car upgrades at the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid. Notably, the top four teams have made significant developments to adapt to the unique challenges of the street circuit.
via RacingNews365Cadillac Team Fined Twice for Sergio Perez's Pitlane SpeedingCadillac has received two fines following Sergio Perez's speeding violation in the pitlane during the first free practice session at the Spanish Grand Prix. The FIA stewards are conducting an investigation into the incident.
+ 2 moreFri 11 Sep · 12:16 UTC
via f1oversteer.comColton Herta has already made a decision on his Formula 2 future amid nightmare seasonColton Herta, currently a reserve driver for Cadillac, is struggling in the Formula 2 standings, sitting in the bottom six with only four rounds remaining. His performance has been disappointing, with points scored in just one of the last eleven races, and a particularly poor showing at Monza where he crashed and qualified poorly. Herta has expressed a lack of interest in continuing in Formula 2, indicating a desire for a fresh start rather than switching teams within the series.
Despite the challenges in Formula 2, Herta remains optimistic about his future, particularly regarding a potential return to IndyCar. He feels confident about adapting back to the series, even with new car concepts being introduced. Herta has shown continued interest in following Formula 2 from a distance, acknowledging the level of competition and the upcoming changes in the series.
Thu 10 Sep · 10:00 UTC
via PlanetF1Alpine’s ownership picture could be about to change after key date passesA crucial date has now passed at Alpine, potentially opening the door to a significant change...
Thu 10 Sep · 08:34 UTC
via grandprix.comColton Herta Faces Challenges in Securing F1 Super LicenseColton Herta has acknowledged that he is currently two points short of the FIA Super License required for Formula 1. A recent hydraulic failure during practice at Monza, combined with a challenging Formula 2 season, has complicated his chances of obtaining the necessary points.
via f1oversteer.comCadillac straight-line speed comparison shows not even Adrian Newey can save Aston MartinAdrian Newey would have been hoping that Aston Martin would turn a corner after the summer break, but it all came crashing back down at ...Wed 9 Sep · 19:00 UTC
via PlanetF1Sergio Perez Discusses Incident Affecting George Russell's Race OutcomeSergio Perez has addressed a sudden issue that contributed to an incident impacting George Russell's chances at the Italian Grand Prix. Former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher noted that this defeat could have lasting effects on Russell's performance.+ 2 moreTue 8 Sep · 06:15 UTC
via Motorsport WeekCadillac Looks to Capitalize on Madrid's Unpredictable F1 DebutFormula 1 will make its inaugural visit to Madrid this weekend, bringing uncertainty for teams. Cadillac, currently without points this season, hopes to leverage the unpredictable nature of the new venue.
+ 1 moreMon 7 Sep · 17:00 UTC
via f1oversteer.comFranco Colapinto's tears at Monza show the damage Flavio Briatore has done to AlpineFranco Colapinto expressed deep disappointment after finishing P9 at the Italian Grand Prix, despite it being one of his better results this season. His emotional reaction, where he referred to himself as an 'idiot', reflects the immense pressure he feels under Flavio Briatore's leadership at Alpine, where results are demanded relentlessly. Colapinto's struggles have been exacerbated by Briatore's high expectations and a volatile team environment, which has led to significant changes within the team since Briatore's arrival in 2024.
Briatore's management has created a tense atmosphere, as he previously dismissed drivers he deemed underperforming, including Esteban Ocon and Jack Doohan. Although Colapinto has secured a seat for 2027, his recent performance and emotional breakdown raise concerns about the sustainability of such pressure on drivers. The situation poses challenges for attracting new talent to the team, as potential drivers may be deterred by the high-stress environment fostered by Briatore's no-nonsense approach.Mon 7 Sep · 15:00 UTC
via RacingNews365Ferrari Faces Tough Team Orders Decision After Italian GPKimi Antonelli's impressive victory at the Italian Grand Prix has raised questions for Ferrari regarding team orders. The team's strategy moving forward, particularly in relation to their drivers, is under scrutiny as they prepare for upcoming races.Mon 7 Sep · 14:00 UTC
via grandprix.comGasly's Monza Pole Inspires Alpine Ahead of Spanish Grand PrixPierre Gasly's recent pole position at Monza has instilled new confidence in the Alpine team as they prepare for the upcoming race in Madrid. Despite finishing seventh in the race, Gasly considers the Monza weekend a significant achievement for the team.
via CrashFranco Colapinto Reflects on Disappointing Italian GP PerformanceFranco Colapinto expressed deep disappointment following his race at the Italian Grand Prix. The Alpine driver lamented a missed opportunity after a promising start, describing the experience as painful.
+ 1 moreMon 7 Sep · 11:46 UTC
via racer.comTearful Colapinto vows to takes lessons from ‘big mistake’Franco Colapinto faced a challenging race at the Italian Grand Prix, where a significant mistake caused him to drop from a strong position in the top four to finish ninth. He expressed his disappointment and frustration, recognizing the missed opportunity for points and vowing to learn from the experience. His teammate, Pierre Gasly, who started from pole, finished seventh but felt that the team had maximized its potential despite the race's difficulties.
Gasly and Colapinto both acknowledged the competitive nature of the race, with Gasly enjoying the battles at the front. Colapinto's misjudgment in managing his car's performance and battery usage contributed to his struggles. Moving forward, Colapinto aims to apply the lessons learned from this race to improve his performance in future events.
via RacingNews365Franco Colapinto breaks down in tears after 'wasted' opportunityFranco Colapinto experienced a challenging race at the Italian Grand Prix, where a mistake during the restart led to a significant drop in position from third to fifteenth. Despite starting in seventh and capitalizing on a red flag to move up the order, his error at the first Lesmo corner cost him a chance to compete for points alongside his teammate Pierre Gasly.
After the race, Colapinto was visibly emotional, expressing regret over the lost opportunity but managed to recover to finish ninth. He acknowledged the importance of learning from this experience and vowed to keep pushing forward in his career.Mon 7 Sep · 07:15 UTC
via Formula1.comLindblad pleased with ‘damage limitation’ for Racing BullsArvid Lindblad expressed satisfaction with Racing Bulls' performance at the Italian Grand Prix, where he and teammate Yuki Tsunoda secured a double points finish. Despite Alpine's strong qualifying performance, with Pierre Gasly starting from pole, the race outcome allowed Racing Bulls to maintain their fifth position in the Teams' Championship standings, ahead of Alpine by 13 points. Lindblad's consistent scoring in recent races has bolstered the team's confidence as they continue to compete for the best of the rest title this season.
Tsunoda, who faced challenges during qualifying, managed to recover during the race and contribute to the team's points. He acknowledged the difficulties he faced but was pleased to bring points back to Racing Bulls after a break from racing. Lindblad highlighted the team's strong car performance, particularly in corners, despite Alpine's speed advantage on straights, indicating optimism for future races.
Sun 6 Sep · 19:19 UTC
via Motorsport.comFranco Colapinto Expresses Frustration After Monza Race SetbackFranco Colapinto faced disappointment during the Italian Grand Prix after a mistake cost him a chance at a podium finish. Despite the setback, he managed to recover and finished the race in ninth place, earning some points.
+ 1 moreSun 6 Sep · 17:04 UTC
via RaceFansFranco Colapinto Regrets Mistake During Italian Grand PrixFranco Colapinto experienced a challenging Italian Grand Prix, where a mistake at the restart cost him significant positions. After briefly running in third place, he ultimately finished ninth, expressing disappointment over the lost opportunity.
+ 2 moreSun 6 Sep · 16:17 UTC
via RacingNews365Kimi Antonelli victory brilliance triggers Monza eruption in red-flagged Italian GPIn his post-race reflections, Antonelli expressed deep appreciation for the support he received from fans, despite many being dressed in rival Ferrari colors. With this victory, he solidified his lead in the drivers' championship, now holding a significant 66-point advantage over Russell, while Hamilton trails in third. Antonelli's celebration and the atmosphere at Monza highlighted the vibrant spirit of Formula 1 racing.Sun 6 Sep · 14:56 UTC
via Motorsport.comColton Herta’s 2026 season goes from bad to worse – two offs, one breakdown at MonzaColton Herta's 2026 Formula 2 season has been challenging, highlighted by a difficult weekend at Monza where he faced multiple setbacks. He crashed during practice, qualified poorly, and experienced a car breakdown during his F1 outing, leading to a disappointing performance overall.
Despite his aspirations to advance to Formula 1, Herta's current standings and performance suggest he is unlikely to contend for the championship this season. With only a few races left and a significant points deficit, his hopes for a 2027 F1 drive appear increasingly uncertain.Sun 6 Sep · 12:20 UTC
via Motorsport.comHow McLaren left itself exposed at the F1 Italian Grand PrixMcLaren faced challenges during the qualifying session at the Italian Grand Prix, where they initially showed promise by securing second and third positions in Q2. However, their performance deteriorated in Q3 due to execution errors, including a lock-up by Oscar Piastri that affected both drivers' final runs.
Stella highlighted that McLaren's garage position forced them to go out first in Q3, limiting their ability to benefit from slipstreams. The team struggled with battery management and tire locking issues, which compounded their difficulties on the energy-sensitive Monza track.Sun 6 Sep · 09:21 UTCPage 1 of 10