Driver market, team bosses, business, politics and life around F1.
Max Verstappen called it a joke. Lewis Hamilton calls it the best racing he’s had in years. Two champions, two very different realities — and one fascinating debate shaping F1’s new era.
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The money and logistics are obvious. But the cancellation of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix carries three less visible sporting consequences — on upgrade plans, the ADUO engine development system, and the compression ratio dispute — that will quietly shape the 2026 F1 season.
A Hollywood celebrity stake in Alpine is up for grabs, and the bidding war has taken a surprising turn.
Mercedes, Not Toto Wolff: The Bizarre Truth Behind the Alpine F1 Stake Bid Read More »
Two of Formula 1’s most influential figures are now competing for the same ownership stake in Alpine, revealing the hidden value that makes this investment opportunity so compelling.
Toto Wolff vs Christian Horner: The Alpine Stake Battle Explained Read More »
Escalating tensions in the Middle East have forced Pirelli to cancel its scheduled wet-weather tyre test in Bahrain. F1 and the FIA are closely monitoring the situation as the sport prepares for the 2026 season opener in Melbourne.
Middle East Strikes Cancel F1 Test: Pirelli Bahrain tyre test called off amid conflict Read More »
Zak Brown confirms confidence that Mercedes-powered cars will compete in Melbourne despite rivals’ push to change compression ratio testing rules that could threaten the Silver Arrows’ alleged 30-40 HP advantage.
Zak Brown: Mercedes Engines Will Race in Melbourne Despite “Typical F1 Politics” Read More »
Schumacher’s first-winning F1 car, the Benetton B192, sells for €5.1 million at Broad Arrow Auctions — 40% below estimate but among the most expensive 1990s F1 cars ever sold.
Michael Schumacher First F1 Car Sells €5.1M — Below €8.5M Estimate | F1 Auction News Read More »
Mercedes has officially announced a landmark multi-year partnership with Microsoft, bringing cutting-edge cloud and AI technology to its F1 operations in a deal estimated at $60 million annually.
Mercedes Announces Major Microsoft Partnership Worth $60M Annually for F1 2026 Read More »
Yuki Tsunoda’s expected 2026 reserve role is in jeopardy as Honda Racing Corporation president Koji Watanabe confirms no contract has been finalized. Negotiations between Honda and Red Bull remain stalled, with Ford’s involvement complicating the Japanese driver’s future despite his years of Honda backing.
Tsunoda’s Honda Contract “Not Finalized” as Red Bull Blocks Talks Read More »
McLaren has officially confirmed reigning F2 champion Leonardo Fornaroli and IndyCar driver Pato O’Ward as its 2026 Formula 1 reserve drivers. The announcement is part of a comprehensive Driver Development Programme featuring nine talented drivers across F1, IndyCar, and endurance racing as the team prepares for major regulatory changes.
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