DUTCH GRAND PRIX - FP1 | FRI, AUG 21, 10:30 AM
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As Formula 1 returns for the Miami Grand Prix, we analyze the key storylines: Mercedes' dominance, the Russell-Antonelli rivalry, McLaren's major upgrades, and the struggles of Red Bull and Aston Martin.
Formula 1 is back in South Florida! We break down the updated 2026 Miami Grand Prix track map, detailing the new Straight Mode zones and Overtake Mode activation points at the Hard Rock Stadium circuit.
Jolyon Palmer analyzes Max Verstappen's aggressive racing style, comparing his pursuit of perfection and history of controversy to Michael Schumacher.
F1Technical's Balazs Szabo analyzes the reliability of the new 2026 power units after the first three races of the season.
The FIA has banned an engine trick used by Mercedes and Red Bull in qualifying. Experts suggest the performance impact will be minimal.
Rumors suggest former Red Bull driver Mark Webber could succeed Helmut Marko as the team's chief advisor, potentially impacting the future of Oscar Piastri.
Pirelli has announced its tyre nominations for the 2026 Miami and Canadian Grands Prix. Discover why the softest C3, C4, and C5 compounds were chosen for these crucial North American Sprint weekends.
At 45, Lambiase has become one of the most recognisable engineering figures in the sport, largely due to his defining partnership with Max Verstappen.
Formula 1’s 2026 regulation overhaul has made weight a decisive performance factor. Here’s how each team stacks up against the new 768 kg minimum — and who holds the early advantage.
Formula 1 stakeholders will meet to discuss tweaks to the 2026 energy management rules amid qualifying backlash and renewed safety concerns following recent incidents.
Kimi Antonelli says he has taken a "big step" in 2026 as the Mercedes driver leads the F1 championship after back-to-back wins, while continuing to close the gap to George Russell.
An in-depth explanation of the FIA’s ADUO system for 2026–2030, detailing how Formula 1 will use performance-based engine upgrade allowances to prevent long-term power unit dominance.
