Formula 1: FIA rules cause new problems in Miami
New FIA rules should improve qualifying: There were initial effects in Miami, but also indications of new difficulties
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Szafnauer: Silverstone an important lesson for Kimi Antonelli
Kimi Antonelli remained outside the points for the first time in Silverstone – For Szafnauer and Brundle, the race was still an important step in his development
Why the true F1 power balance will be visible at the earliest in Barcelona
Canada and Monaco also only provide limited meaningful results in the new Formula 1 year – The true balance of power is likely to be revealed first in Barcelona
McLaren team principal admits: Customer team status will be a disadvantage in 2026
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella has admitted that being a Mercedes customer team is a disadvantage this year – Why the factory team has an advantage
What could make McLaren build its own F1 engine
Mercedes and its engine customer McLaren have not always seen eye to eye: Will McLaren soon launch its own Formula 1 engine?
FIA takes action: Overtake boost banned in rain from Miami onwards
The FIA bans the Overtake Boost in the rain from Miami onwards – a last-minute rule change that could significantly impact strategy and safety
Why Frustration Management is a Priority for Aston Martin
No visible progress, increasing pressure, and frustrated drivers: This is how Aston Martin tries to cushion the difficult phase internally
Efficiency and “Intuition”: How Aston Martin Uses AI in Formula 1
AI has long since arrived in Formula 1, but differently than one might think when considering ChatGPT & Co., as Adrian Newey explains
Brundle calls for reform: Three ideas to combat safety car frustration in Formula 1
The safety car ending at the British Grand Prix is causing criticism – former Formula 1 driver Martin Brundle is now calling for a radical rethink by the FIA
After Red Bull exit: Christian Horner explains visit to Monaco E-Prix
Christian Horner looked around at the Monaco E-Prix in Formula E – The former Red Bull team principal enjoys the time without a permanent job