(Motorsport-Total.com) – Three races in the new era of Formula 1 have been completed, and the picture of the 2026 season is slowly beginning to take shape. But while the first trophies have been awarded, the new cars and the power structure under the new regulations still raise many questions. Who has mastered the technological leap best and who is falling behind their own expectations?
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Answers to these and many other burning topics will be given by the Formula 1 team on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, from 7 p.m. in a livestream on the YouTube channel of Formel1.de. Moderator Kevin Scheuren will welcome Formula 1 editors Stefan Ehlen, Ruben Zimmermann, and Norman Fischer to tackle the topics that move you together.
This video is all about exchange. You ask, we answer! Questions about the new regulations? Bring them on. Questions about Max Verstappen’s future in Formula 1? Bring them on. Questions about the current state of Formula 1? Bring them on. We are very excited and look forward to what you give us.
In advance, you can already ask your questions now in the Posts tab on YouTube, where we have made a post for you to let loose. Channel members can also ask their questions as usual in the live chat of the stream. So feel free to become a member and take advantage of the opportunity.
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But those who cannot be there live only miss the chance to ask a question themselves. Because after the stream ends, the recording will be available as a video and can be accessed again at any time.
The benefits of a channel membership
The channel membership costs 3.99 euros per month. For this, users get the opportunity to ask questions in the live chat. In addition, we release videos with exclusive interviews in advance for channel members and offer a monthly regulars’ table only for channel members – with well-known guests from international motorsport.
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