By Tammi Fairbairn The F2 championship this year has showcased a remarkable talent pool, with several drivers demonstrating the skills and potential needed to make the leap to Formula 1. As the season takes a short break for the summer, it’s becoming increasingly evident that among the 22 competitors, there are a few standout performersContinue reading “Formula 2 Review: Who Will Be the Next F1 Star?”
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Is the Hungarian Grand Prix criminally underrated?
By Isabella Priestley The Hungarian Grand Prix is a weekend that has been popular since its birth in 1986. The inaugural race drew in a crowd of 200,000, which was seen as immensely successful in a time where ticket prices were relatively steep. Originally, the plan was to stage it around a street circuit inContinue reading “Is the Hungarian Grand Prix criminally underrated?”
Lando wins, Russell falters (again) and Hamilton can’t catch a break…
2026 Hungarian Grand Pri Results – By Mark Gero Defending World Champion Lando Norris proved Sunday at the Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring that the McLaren driver can finally come around to win a race, as the Briton took his first victory since last October, with a comfortable 15 second victory over the RedContinue reading “Lando wins, Russell falters (again) and Hamilton can’t catch a break…”
Norris outqualifies Hamilton to snatch up pole position in Hungary on Saturday
By Abigail Perez It was Lando Norris who was the quickest on track, as he grabbed pole position with a last minute effort to fend off Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton. Cars were hot on the track during the start of Q3. Norris being the hottest, and finished with his first pole position as a world champion.Continue reading “Norris outqualifies Hamilton to snatch up pole position in Hungary on Saturday”
Williams’ Struggles Continue as Sainz ensures nightmare
By Laura Juliana Flórez Alba The 2026 Formula 1 season has become a severe test of patience for Carlos Sainz as the FW48 fails to deliver. Facing an uncompetitive machine, the Spaniard is demanding an immediate shift in focus toward next year. The Reality of a Failed Concept After a promising 2025 campaign that yieldedContinue reading “Williams’ Struggles Continue as Sainz ensures nightmare”
Malaysia set to return later this year?
By Mark Gero With the war in the Middle East reaching to a point of increasing, formula one has already cancelled two races earlier this season: Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. This occurred when Iran missiles and drones went into both countries’ airspace. But for the sport already down two races of its 24 that wereContinue reading “Malaysia set to return later this year?”
The Mid-Season Pivot: Analysing McLaren’s Two-Stage Upgrade Push From Spa to the Hungaroring
By Diane Versaevel As Formula 1 heads through the final back-to-back races before the 2026 summer break, McLaren finds itself at an important turning point. Sitting 154 points behind championship leaders Mercedes, the team has taken a smart, two-step approach to improving their car across the Belgian and Hungarian Grands Prix. Rather than trying toContinue reading “The Mid-Season Pivot: Analysing McLaren’s Two-Stage Upgrade Push From Spa to the Hungaroring”
Antonelli asserts authority in the Ardennes as Russell’s race unravels
By Will Heys Six wins in ten races now for Kimi Antonelli this season following a closely contested Belgian Grand Prix denying Charles Leclerc another victory in the Ardennes. The Italian now has a 50-point buffer to teammate and championship rival, George Russell who’s race lasted only 8 corners. As the lights went out, VerstappenContinue reading “Antonelli asserts authority in the Ardennes as Russell’s race unravels”
Antonelli claims Spa pole as Verstappen and Norris shine in qualifying
By Camille Lebez Leroy Andrea Kimi Antonelli secured pole position for the Belgian Grand Prix after a closely fought qualifying session at Spa-Francorchamps. Here’s how Q1, Q2 and Q3 unfolded as the grid was decided for Sunday’s race. Q1 Qualifying at Spa began with a quiet pit lane before Aston Martin sent Lance Stroll outContinue reading “Antonelli claims Spa pole as Verstappen and Norris shine in qualifying”
Can Charles Leclerc salvage his 2026 campaign?
By Laura Juliana Flórez Alba Charles Leclerc’s 2026 journey with Ferrari has been defined by extreme highs and frustrating lows. The season opened with promising consistency, securing a podium and 15 points in Australia, followed by a solid fourth-place finish in China and another third place in Japan. However, his momentum was severely derailed duringContinue reading “Can Charles Leclerc salvage his 2026 campaign?”
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