Ollie Bearman warns: Australian GP as “worst-case scenario” for new rules?
Formula 1 fans are eagerly awaiting the first race of the new era, but Oliver Bearman warns: Why the opener is a “worst-case scenario” for the regulations
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Verstappen, Mercedes and Piastri: The key factors of the “Silly Season”
Just like a year ago, Max Verstappen is likely to play a decisive role in Formula 1’s “Silly Season” – Who else is currently in the spotlight
After violation of “curse ban”: No penalty against Kimi Antonelli
Kimi Antonelli slips out a forbidden word during the FIA press conference, and his reaction causes laughter and raises the question of a penalty
TV ratings Barcelona: Sky with upward trend, ORF loses
The most important TV figures for the Grand Prix of Barcelona-Catalonia: How Sky in Germany and ORF in Austria performed
Expert: Canada will be a “decisive weekend” for George Russell
While Kimi Antonelli’s performance curve is trending upwards, expert Jolyon Palmer has observed that George Russell has been getting worse recently
Audi: Lack of success is “annoying”, but …
Audi has been waiting for more points since the Formula 1 season opener, but sees the recent updates as a step in the right direction: the breakthrough is expected to come closer
“Cool state”: Oscar Piastri talks about his mental breakthrough
Oscar Piastri had his strongest Formula 1 season to date last year: How the McLaren driver’s self-confidence also changed significantly in the process
Praise for Toto Wolff: Ralf Schumacher on engine compromise
Expert Ralf Schumacher finds the new engine regulations “not fair” from Mercedes’ perspective – He praises the willingness to compromise within Formula 1
Horner’s Future: Former Red Bull Team Principal a guest at MotoGP in Jerez
Former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has fueled speculation about his future: The Briton was a guest at MotoGP last weekend
Perez sounds the alarm in Budapest: Is Aston Martin now catching up with Cadillac?
Aston Martin’s comprehensive Hungary update unsettles Cadillac: Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas fear losing their position in the power struggle