Formula 1 live ticker: The race in Canada now live!
Currently in the Formula 1 live ticker: +++ The race in Canada now live +++ Is the big rain coming in Montreal? +++ Mercedes again in the front row ahead of McLaren +++
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Formula 1 Calendar: Bahrain Return Excluded, Concerns About Season Finale
The Bahrain GP will not be rescheduled due to Middle East conflicts: Question marks also over Qatar and Abu Dhabi – decision no earlier than after the summer break
Formula 1 Live Ticker: Sprint and Qualifying in Silverstone live!
Currently in the Formula 1 live ticker: +++ The sprint in Silverstone at 1:00 PM CEST +++ Lewis Hamilton on pole at the home race +++ The qualifying at 5:00 PM +++
Mercedes hope Kimi Antonelli: With a new mindset to the Monza home race
Kimi Antonelli has had little success in Monza so far – but this time the youngster is traveling to the home race with a “different attitude”: Why it still won’t be easy
Bortoleto is fed up with the ongoing debate about Formula 1 rules
Gabriel Bortoleto cannot understand the criticism of many colleagues regarding the Formula 1 regulations for 2026 – The Audi driver calls for finally putting the debate behind them
Bearman struggles: Haas shouldn’t really be fighting Aston Martin
Oliver Bearman is not satisfied with qualifying in Hungary, and certainly not with having to concede defeat to an Aston Martin
This is how Formula 1 is long-term building its 24-race calendar
Formula 1 boss Stefano Domenicali gives an insight into the background of calendar planning – No further races planned in the USA
After setbacks: Why George Russell never lost faith
At the start of the 2026 Formula 1 season, George Russell had to endure some setbacks: He explains why he never lost faith
Team boss reassures Max Verstappen: “We are listening to him”
Although Max Verstappen does not like the new Formula 1 rules, the four-time world champion continues to work completely professionally, according to Laurent Mekies.
Stella wanted a safe number: Formation laps destroy McLaren strategy
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella explains why the risky start on intermediates at the Canadian Grand Prix was absolutely the right decision at the time of the call