Hamilton’s functional grid was appropriate, but so was the apology!
Lewis Hamilton’s funk outburst in Zandvoort and his later apology show that he and Ferrari still have to learn to truly understand each other
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Explained: Why McLaren is racing in Silverstone without an engine upgrade
Although Mercedes has introduced a new specification for the power unit in Austria, McLaren is racing in Silverstone without this upgrade
Rain in Miami: Why Formula 1 Could Even Benefit From It
A looming rain race in Miami brings a hidden problem to light: New tires cause uncertainty, crucial answers are still missing
Ferrari team principal Vasseur defends new Formula 1 regulations 2026
Ferrari stands behind the controversial F1 rules 2026: Frederic Vasseur calls the new system more authentic than the adjustable rear wing
Domenicali on F1 criticism: We don’t want to silence the drivers
Formula 1 boss Stefano Domenicali has nothing against critical voices about the regulations and does not want to muzzle the drivers, but …
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
Ferrari: The bold turn that enabled Hamilton’s victory in Spain
Will Ferrari become a real contender in the World Championship again? The resurgence of the Scuderia and especially Lewis Hamilton is at least hard to miss
Fernando Alonso sounds the alarm: No updates until summer
Why Aston Martin is currently not making any sporty progress despite hard work – Fernando Alonso speaks openly about the limits of development
Mercedes turnaround: Toto Wolff open to team orders to secure victory
After the Belgian Grand Prix, Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff once again emphasized that for the Silver Arrows, only victory counts at the end of the day
George Russell: In Monza a “greater chance” than in the races before
George Russell sees a greater chance of victory for Mercedes in Monza than in recent races, but still tempers his own expectations