After months chasing his teammate, Lewis Hamilton walked into Montreal without a single simulator session — and walked out faster than Charles Leclerc in every qualifying segment of the weekend.
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Burnt by yet another weekend where his simulator work didn’t translate to the track, Lewis Hamilton is taking a radical step before Montreal: no sim at all. It’s the exact recipe that produced his standout podium in China.
Lewis Hamilton Ditches the Simulator: His Unusual Plan for the Canadian GP Read More »
Ferrari brought more upgrades to Miami than any other team. McLaren ended the weekend ahead of them in the race results. Steiner explains the structural reason there’s no quick solution — and Chandhok issues a stark warning about what comes next.
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Leclerc told stewards his car couldn’t turn right after a last-lap spin. The FIA agreed there was a mechanical issue — but ruled it didn’t justify the repeated track limit violations that followed. A full explainer of the stewards’ verdict.
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After a five-week forced break, Formula 1 heads to Miami for Round 4 — a Sprint weekend that could reshape the championship. Antonelli leads, McLaren gambles big, and Cadillac celebrates its first home race.
2026 Miami GP Preview: Antonelli, McLaren & Cadillac Read More »
With the F1 championship on break, activity hasn’t stopped—Pirelli continues tire testing at Fiorano with Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton this week.
Hamilton Tests Solo in Wet Conditions at Fiorano with Ferrari Read More »
Ferrari is working to close a significant power gap to Mercedes, but must wait for FIA clearance under the ADUO mechanism after the Monaco Grand Prix.
Russell had the faster car. But Leclerc had a better read of 2026’s energy game — and when Mercedes tried psychological warfare over the radio, Ferrari cracked it too.
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A Safety Car triggered by Bearman’s 50G crash at Spoon Curve gifted Antonelli the lead he never let go, propelling the teenager to the top of the 2026 championship standings.
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Ferrari had the parts, the plan — and the ambition. Yet at the Japanese Grand Prix, the team’s revolutionary pivoting rear wing stayed in the garage. Here’s the inside story of why the Macarena didn’t dance at Suzuka.
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