Dry spell: Ferrari not at the top of the World Championship for four years
At the 2022 Miami Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc led the Drivers’ Championship for Ferrari for the last time – that was almost four years ago now
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Antonelli starting problem: “It seems like we have found it”
The starts are perhaps Kimi Antonelli’s biggest problem in 2026 – Mercedes has probably found the reason by now, but there is still no solution
Antonelli starting problem: “It seems like we have found it”
The starts are perhaps Kimi Antonelli’s biggest problem in 2026 – Mercedes has probably found the reason by now, but there is still no solution
More downforce, less weight: This is what the first real Cadillac update brings
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Red Bull’s new summer can: Racing Bulls in Miami with a citrus look
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Cadillac shows Miami look: Formula 1 fans miss courage for creativity
Cadillac reveals special paint for Miami, but instead of excitement, criticism grows – fans miss bold colors and more emotion at the home race
Ferrari statistics do not matter to Leclerc: This is what he really wants to be remembered for!
That only Michael Schumacher has competed in more Grands Prix for Ferrari than him leaves Charles Leclerc cold – but the look into his future does not …
Alexander Albon admits: Williams has “weaknesses as a company”
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