Ford has confirmed real talks with Verstappen about a Hypercar programme from 2027. Logan Sargeant, his potential future team-mate, has only one prediction: “He’s going to kick everyone’s ass.”
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A casual comment, a public rebuke, a Sunday morning meeting in the Red Bull hospitality suite — and one of Andrea Stella’s finest paddock quotes of the season. The Lambiase affair, fully unpacked.
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The only team at Miami without a single performance upgrade. A first double finish — at the back of the field. And a clear three-phase plan: reliability now, upgrades after summer.
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Red Bull Targets Oscar Piastri as Max Verstappen Replacement | F1 Live Updates F1 2026 · Driver Market Red Bull Targets Oscar Piastri as Max Verstappen Replacement Multiple sources confirmed in the Miami paddock that Red Bull has identified the McLaren driver as its “Plan B” — a contingency for the increasingly plausible scenario in
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A new chassis, a career-best finish, and 44 years of Argentine F1 history rewritten. Colapinto’s Miami weekend was everything Alpine needed — and Briatore is already demanding it again in Canada.
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Isack Hadjar was disqualified from qualifying, suffered an undiagnosed straight-line speed deficit all weekend, and crashed out of the race on lap six. His team principal Laurent Mekies says Red Bull is not worried — and explains exactly why.
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McLaren scored 48 points across the Miami Sprint and Grand Prix — their best weekend of 2026 by far. But Lando Norris left Florida asking one honest question: “Do you feel like you maximised everything today? And I’m unsure about that.”
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Seven upgraded components, a rotating rear wing six months in the making, and a steering rack that finally works. Pierre Wache explains in full how Red Bull rebuilt its 2026 season in Miami — and where the team is heading next.
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Bottas pressed the pit limiter button — just not hard enough. A known steering wheel tactility issue cost Cadillac’s Finnish driver a drive-through penalty in Miami, as the team continued to navigate the teething problems of its debut Formula 1 season.
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Max Verstappen flagged a steering problem on the very first lap of pre-season testing. Red Bull couldn’t fix it for four race weekends. In Miami, technical director Pierre Wache finally said sorry — and explained why it took so long.
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