Formula 1 Live Ticker: The race in Hungary live!
Currently in the Formula 1 live ticker: +++ The race in Hungary live +++ Start in Budapest at 3:00 PM +++ Lando Norris ahead of Charles Leclerc on pole position +++
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“Nice to get one back”: Toto Wolff reacts to Kimi Antonelli’s critics
Kimi Antonelli takes his debut victory in Formula 1 and responds to the criticism against him: For team principal Toto Wolff, it is “nice to get a bit of revenge”
Cadillac’s momentum: “For the first time ever, no problems at all!”
The gap is still large, but Cadillac has reason to be pleased: Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez had no problems “for the first time ever” during training
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
Melbourne Driver Ratings: Podium for Arvid Lindblad on Formula 1 debut
Formula 1 rookie Arvid Lindblad impresses at the season opener in Australia on the real race track and also scores points virtually in the favor of the fans
Despite Ferrari Pressure: Why Mercedes Is Not Bringing Major Upgrade Packages
With the W17, Mercedes is taking a very unique development path – instead of a huge package, the upgrades come in dribs and drabs every weekend
F1 Live Ticker: The practice sessions in Monaco live!
Aktuell im Formel-1-Liveticker: +++ The practice sessions in Monaco +++ Who gets the best start to the weekend? +++ Investigation against Norris and Leclerc +++
Updates Spa: Racing Bulls has the most technical innovations
While Ferrari completely refrains from new parts, Mercedes, Williams, and especially Racing Bulls continue to invest in the development of their Formula 1 cars
Günther Steiner: 2026 still too early for Audi podiums
Günther Steiner is “positively surprised” by Audi, but also makes it clear that one should not expect miracles from Nico Hülkenberg and co. in the 2026 season
Mercedes out of reach? The big question mark ahead of the Australian race
Mercedes is considered the clear favorite ahead of the Australian GP – but energy management, starts and reliability could make the first race unpredictable.