DUTCH GRAND PRIX - FP1 | FRI, AUG 21, 10:30 AM
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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.
Argentina will meet Liberty Media at the Miami GP to showcase redevelopment progress at the Buenos Aires circuit and push for a potential Formula 1 return in 2027 or 2028.
Charles Leclerc says Ferrari’s 2026 F1 car has “huge gains” to unlock across engine, chassis and aerodynamics as the team works to close its performance gap to Mercedes.
Ralf Schumacher suggests Lewis Hamilton’s contract could prevent Ferrari from imposing team orders amid rising on-track tensions with Charles Leclerc in 2026.
Alex Albon’s five-stop front wing experiment at Suzuka reveals how Williams is using race weekends to gather crucial aerodynamic data amid ongoing weight and balance challenges.
Ferrari are pushing to introduce a major engine software upgrade at the Miami Grand Prix to fix Lewis Hamilton’s superclipping concerns and battery issues.
Alpine has denied claims it sabotaged Franco Colapinto’s F1 car, reaffirming equal treatment with Pierre Gasly and condemning online abuse following recent race incidents.
GPDA chairman Alexander Wurz says F1 drivers’ WhatsApp group is "exploding" with ideas ahead of April talks on potential 2026 power unit regulation adjustments.
Laurent Mekies reveals Helmut Marko remains in regular contact with Red Bull and its drivers, as the team navigates a major transition period under new leadership.
Discover what super clipping is in the 2026 Formula 1 regulations, why teams use it, and how we analyze F1 telemetry data to detect this controversial tactic.
Williams aim to introduce a lighter FW48 chassis at the 2026 Miami Grand Prix after a difficult start to the season, with excess weight costing over half a second per lap.
Mercedes have struggled with race starts in 2026, but Suzuka data shows their power unit can match Ferrari and McLaren off the line. Is it execution rather than engineering?
