Briatore criticizes: Fans understand only 20 percent of the new Formula 1
Flavio Briatore settles scores with the new Formula 1 regulations – The Alpine advisor warns of an engineering exercise where the fans are left behind
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Hamilton wonders about false start: “My hand just moved”
Hamilton commits a false start at his home race – While the Brit himself is looking for an explanation, Ferrari points to conflicting sensor data
Alonso warns: Silverstone will “not be fun”
Before the British Grand Prix, two-time Formula 1 world champion Fernando Alonso appears anything but confident
Canada Friday: Mercedes leads, McLaren first follower
Formula 1 live ticker to read back: +++ Mercedes takes first front row for the sprint +++ McLaren first pursuer behind +++ Several red flags on Friday +++
Why Arvid Lindblad made a statement again in Canada despite the setback
A clutch failure ended Arvid Lindblad’s chance to continue his impressive form in Canada – Nevertheless, everything points to a long Formula 1 career
Albon frustrated after Williams debacle: Miles away from the midfield!
Alexander Albon appears deeply frustrated after the Austrian Grand Prix and currently sees Williams far from the Formula 1 competition
Damage to the car: Why Nico Hülkenberg already failed in Q2
Audi finishes in the top 10 in all three practice sessions in Monaco, but precisely in the important qualifying session, both drivers are eliminated prematurely in Q2
A year makes all the difference: Why Antonelli is so good now
A year ago, Kimi Antonelli was still clearly outmatched by George Russell, but by 2026 he is now clearly leading the championship
“Trust us”: The message from Russell and Antonelli to Mercedes
The Mercedes Formula 1 team has provided further insights into the tough duel between teammates George Russell and Kimi Antonelli in Canada
Advantage of the work teams: The drive is the same, the know-how is not
The FIA guarantees customer teams access to the same power unit as the factory team – The McLaren case shows why the difference no longer lies in the hardware