F1 drivers demand more rule power for Formula 1 drivers
Lewis Hamilton will involve drivers more strongly in Formula 1 rules. Team principals warn of too many voices and political interests
Lewis Hamilton will involve drivers more strongly in Formula 1 rules. Team principals warn of too many voices and political interests
After the Barcelona victory, the sobering reality followed in Austria: Ferrari is not yet a permanent contender for victory – and both drivers still warn of “difficult” races
For the first time in 45 years, Formula 1 will race in Madrid this weekend – What to expect from the brand new Madring in the capital
Jacques Villeneuve sends a clear warning to Andrea Kimi Antonelli after the Canada race: The youngster must not get carried away in the title fight now
Although the FIA is currently also investigating Ferrari’s rotating rear wing, the Scuderia is confident that they can continue to use their solution
George Russell started strong, but then lost touch with Lewis Hamilton – Mercedes suspects tire problems as the main cause
Fernando Alonso drives a Lamborghini Sián FKP 37 in Monaco – The 819 hp hybrid hypercar was built only 63 times as a coupe
Formula 1 live ticker to read later: +++ Antonelli fastest time on Friday in Spa +++ Fine for Ferrari +++ Warning for Nico Hülkenberg +++
The FIA is considering moving away from customer power units – It wants to offer third-party engines to address concerns about team independence
The current status of the qualifying and race duels between teammates in the 2026 Formula 1 season