The car he watched win world titles as a child. His home crowd. And Alain Prost on the same circuit. Hadjar’s Paul-Ricard appearance promises to be something special.
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From understeer to oversteer and back again — Red Bull’s RB22 gave Verstappen no answers on Friday at Suzuka. And he’s not expecting any miracles overnight.
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Two wins in two races. Russell and Antonelli looking untouchable. But Guenther Steiner has a warning for anyone who thinks the 2026 title is already decided.
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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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Lawson’s Racing Bulls recorded 330km/h in China’s speed trap. Verstappen’s Red Bull managed just 317km/h — with the same engine. The gap reveals a fascinating technical story about deployment philosophy, chassis weight and why the VCARB 03 is one of the hardest cars to overtake in 2026.
Nobody predicted it. After two rounds of the 2026 Formula 1 season, Haas sit fourth in the constructors’ championship — ahead of Red Bull. Team principal Ayao Komatsu says the pace was real, not borrowed.
Haas Fourth in F1 2026 Constructors After China — Komatsu: “We Beaten Red Bull on Merit” Read More »
Max Verstappen has suffered three consecutive poor race starts in 2026. The cause lies in the new power unit architecture — and Red Bull hasn’t solved it yet.
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After Isack Hadjar publicly rejected Kimi Antonelli’s post-Sprint apology in Shanghai, the two drivers made peace during Sunday’s drivers’ parade. Antonelli took full responsibility — then went out and won his maiden Grand Prix.
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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.
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Red Bull dismisses concerns about Max Verstappen’s commitment level as the four-time world champion continues to voice his frustrations with Formula 1’s controversial new regulations.
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