Formula 1: Audi and Ferrari block Max Verstappen’s wish
Max Verstappen’s Formula 1 future suddenly depends on a political power struggle between FIA, Ferrari, Audi, and the engine manufacturers
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Formula 1 Singapore 2008 scandal: Felipe Massa with partial success in court
The 2008 “Crashgate” scandal is once again before the courts: Felipe Massa wins an initial legal round and now demands comprehensive evidence
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
Next setback for Charles Leclerc: Out in Barcelona
Charles Leclerc experiences another difficult weekend in Barcelona – After a technical defect, he openly analyzes errors, strategy, and Hamilton’s victory
Monaco victory for Ferrari? Leclerc tempers expectations before home race
Charles Leclerc sees Monaco as the best Ferrari track of the year, but warns of a still superior Mercedes team
Alonso: Formula 1 has lost a decade of good racing due to hybrid
Fernando Alonso does not hold back criticism of the path Formula 1 has taken and does not believe that the changes for 2027 will bring much
Formula 1 dream instead of IndyCar glory: Colton Herta explains why
Colton Herta has temporarily ended his IndyCar career – The US star now speaks openly about the reasons behind his move to Cadillac and his F1 dream
Aston Martin kicks off the restart: What the Hungary update aims to change
Mike Krack explains the changes to the Aston Martin AMR26 and the changed expectations for the team around Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll
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
Good show in Canada: Are the problems of Formula 1 solved?
Although they enjoyed their intense duels in Canada, the drivers warn that the race should not distract from their concerns about the rules