DUTCH GRAND PRIX - FP1 | FRI, AUG 21, 10:30 AM
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Jessica Hawkins says women are strong enough for F1, but the heavier physical demands of F2 and F3 may require changes to support equal progression.
Alan Permane says Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad can race freely for Racing Bulls after their tense Hungarian GP battle, provided they avoid contact.
Pedro de la Rosa says Fernando Alonso will either continue with Aston Martin or retire, as performance and 2027 regulation changes shape his decision.
Guenther Steiner is open to returning to Formula 1, but only for a project that offers a genuine challenge rather than simply another job title.
Lance Stroll says Aston Martin’s major Hungary upgrade could be the most encouraging in team history ahead of Honda’s Zandvoort engine update.
Laurent Mekies says Max Verstappen and Red Bull are an “inseparable entity” as McLaren interest and uncertainty over the driver’s future grow.
Gabriele Fornaroli reviews his McLaren progress and targets a 2027 Formula 1 seat after impressive FP1 and testing appearances.
Pierre Waché says Red Bull’s 2026 development plan remains focused on making the RB22 capable of winning despite its difficult start.
Ferrari will debut its second 2026 engine upgrade at Monza, targeting better efficiency and acceleration to keep Hamilton and Leclerc in the title fight.
Stefano Domenicali says Max Verstappen has helped shape F1’s proposed 2027 power unit changes and remains optimistic he will stay in the sport.
Formula 1’s possible return to Hockenheim needs more than Mercedes and Audi, with Germany still lacking a home driver to energise fans.
Franco Colapinto could return to Williams in 2027 if Carlos Sainz leaves, with his academy ties and contractual link strengthening his case.
