CANADIAN GRAND PRIX - FP1 | FRI, MAY 22, 4:30 PM
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Kimi Antonelli becomes the first Italian F1 race winner in nearly 20 years with victory in China, as Giancarlo Fisichella reflects on the milestone and Mercedes’ title fight.
Jonathan Wheatley says he sees no conflict of interest in Mercedes’ reported 24% stake in Alpine, citing Formula 1’s clear governance despite the teams’ power unit relationship.
Williams’ difficult start to the F1 season has exposed deep mechanical and aerodynamic issues, with Alex Albon’s three-wheeling problem in China highlighting balance, downforce and reliability concerns.
Pierre Gasly says Alpine has the potential to challenge McLaren, Ferrari and Red Bull in 2026 after a strong showing in China signalled clear progress for the team.
Racing Bulls have unveiled a special red-and-white livery for the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, inspired by the Red Bull Spring Edition and created with calligrapher Bisen Aoyagi.
Jonathan Wheatley leaves Audi to become Aston Martin team principal after Adrian Newey steps down, as the team battles major 2026 engine reliability issues.
Lewis Hamilton suggests Mercedes may still have a qualifying ‘party mode’ advantage, pointing to a sharp Q2 performance step. Lando Norris firmly dismisses the claim.
Carlos Sainz says he has no regrets about leaving McLaren for Ferrari, despite missing a potential title fight, as he commits to a long-term rebuild project with Williams.
Analysis of how Racing Bulls’ top-speed advantage and the Red Bull-Ford power unit philosophy are shaping early-season performance in Melbourne and Shanghai.
F1 team principals review the new regulations after Australia and China, with qualifying and lift-and-coast tactics identified as the key area for potential adjustments.
The FIA has promoted Paul Burns to Formula 1 deputy race director alongside Rui Marques, following Claire Dubbelman’s departure to the Saudi Automobile and Motorcycle Federation.
Adrian Newey is reportedly leading Aston Martin’s search for a new team principal after a disastrous start to the 2026 F1 season, with Christian Horner and Andreas Seidl linked.
