Charles Leclerc has defended F1’s controversial 2026 rules after the Chinese GP — praising race battles while admitting qualifying still needs to feel more like Formula 1.
Leclerc: 2026 F1 Racing « Doesn’t Feel So Artificial » Lire la suite »
Kimi Antonelli converted pole into a maiden victory at the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix, becoming the second-youngest winner in F1 history. Lewis Hamilton claimed his first podium in Ferrari colours after a breathtaking battle with Leclerc.
Antonelli Wins in China: F1’s Second-Youngest Winner Ever Lire la suite »
Russell backs F1’s 2026 rules, saying the « yo-yo » racing style is winning over sceptics — despite Verstappen and Norris remaining the ruleset’s biggest critics.
Kimi Antonelli, 19, became Formula 1’s youngest-ever Grand Prix pole-sitter at the 2026 Chinese GP in Shanghai, beating Sebastian Vettel’s record that had stood for 18 years.
Antonelli: F1’s Youngest Pole-Sitter Ever | Chinese GP 2026 Lire la suite »
Verstappen qualified eighth for the Chinese GP Sprint, outpaced by an Alpine, as Red Bull suffered a catastrophic loss of grip and balance on what the champion himself called a « disaster » Friday in Shanghai.
Red Bull’s Shanghai Disaster: Max Verstappen 1.7s Off the Pace in Sprint Qualifying Lire la suite »
The Shanghai International Circuit hosts round two of the 2026 Formula 1 season with the first Sprint weekend of the year, promising intense competition under the sport’s new regulations.
Five Key Storylines to Watch at Formula 1’s 2026 Chinese Grand Prix Lire la suite »
The 2026 Australian Grand Prix revealed a critical issue: multiple drivers lined up with empty batteries due to the new power unit regulations. Here’s what happened.
Why F1 Drivers Ran Out of Battery at Melbourne Start – 2026 Australian GP Mystery Lire la suite »
George Russell dominated the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, leading Mercedes to a 1-2 finish. See the complete championship standings for drivers and constructors after round 1.
Russell Wins Australian GP as Mercedes Leads Championship – 2026 Standings Lire la suite »
Mercedes stands apart from the grid’s pessimism about overtaking at Melbourne. George Russell and Kimi Antonelli explain why they believe the 2026 F1 season opener at Albert Park could deliver exciting racing.
Mercedes’ George Russell topped Day 1 of Bahrain’s second F1 test with a 1m33.459s lap, as Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll suffered a gravel trap incident highlighting the team’s ongoing pre-season struggles.
Russell Fastest as Stroll’s Aston Martin Ends in Gravel at Bahrain F1 Test Lire la suite »
