CANADIAN GRAND PRIX - FP1 | FRI, MAY 22, 4:30 PM
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Pierre Gasly says there is "too much negativity" around F1’s new power unit regulations and urges a review during the April break to improve battery deployment issues and racing quality.
Fred Vasseur says Ferrari heads into F1’s April break with a morale boost after Charles Leclerc held off George Russell’s Mercedes for a podium in Japan.
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.
David Croft says McLaren has a major upgrade planned for the Miami Grand Prix, with Oscar Piastri’s Japan performance hinting at a potential shift away from Mercedes’ early dominance.
Ferrari are rushing to deliver a revised Macarena rear wing for Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc to test at Monza, targeting a potential debut at the Miami Grand Prix.
Toto Wolff says Mercedes could use team orders later in the F1 season, but with Antonelli and Russell leading the standings, both drivers remain free to race for now.
Ayao Komatsu admits he would have laughed at Haas sitting fourth in the F1 constructors’ standings after three races, as Oliver Bearman leads the team’s early-season surge.
David Coulthard says George Russell must begin undermining Kimi Antonelli’s confidence as the Mercedes team-mates battle for the 2026 F1 drivers’ championship lead.
McLaren are set to introduce key MCL40 upgrades at the 2026 Miami Grand Prix as they aim to widen the car’s operating window and close the gap to Mercedes and Ferrari.
Ferrari uses April’s break to evaluate the SF-26, address a 20bhp engine gap to Mercedes, and prepare key upgrades including a revised floor and the updated ‘Macarena’ rear wing at Monza.
Red Bull face a major cost cap dilemma as RB22 balance issues force Laurent Mekies to choose between salvaging 2026 or prioritising development of the 2027 F1 car.
Juan Pablo Montoya tells Max Verstappen to "shut up" over his criticism of F1’s new regulations, warning that no driver is bigger than the sport and that leaving means leaving for good.
