BRITISH GRAND PRIX - FP1 | FRI, JUL 3, 11:30 AM
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Red Bull boss Laurent Mekies believes the FIA will secure the manufacturer support needed to implement the 60:40 power unit split for 2027, keeping Verstappen at the team.
Renault staff remain unhappy with Briatore's decision to shut Viry-Chatillon and move Alpine to Mercedes power. Inside the friction, the progress, and the uncertain future.
Carlos Sainz urges the FIA to force the 2027 60:40 engine power split through, insisting teams should be left "with no choice" despite opposition from Audi and Ferrari.
Max Verstappen finished third at the Canadian GP after a gripping late-race battle with Lewis Hamilton, claiming Red Bull's first podium of the 2026 season in Montreal.
George Russell says he would love to race at the Nürburgring 24 Hours one day, but admits his F1 title ambitions mean his situation differs greatly from Verstappen's.
Lewis Hamilton explains why he's ditching Ferrari's simulator for race prep, citing his 'old school' approach after finishing second at the Canadian GP in Montreal.
Valtteri Bottas admits Cadillac's MAC-26 was not "100 per cent" at the Canadian GP, with unresolved setup issues and power problems hampering his performance in Montreal.
Jacques Villeneuve warns championship leader Kimi Antonelli not to believe his own hype after a 43-point title lead, cautioning the Mercedes rookie against overconfidence.
BYD wants into Formula 1, but record team valuations, a reluctant seller's market, and 12th team complexities make the path far harder than it might appear.
Alpine's Gucci title sponsorship from 2027 has hiked the team's valuation to $3bn, reshaping talks between Christian Horner, Toto Wolff, and Renault over the team's 24% stake.
Ferrari suspect Mercedes are exploiting a 'special fuel' loophole to gain extra horsepower, as the FIA moves to tighten engine testing procedures from Monaco.
The Monaco Grand Prix will be the first race of the 2026 F1 season without straight mode activation zones, though overtake mode remains available for drivers.