By Mark Gero Kimi Antonelli achieved an encore performance following his earlier sprint victory by taking pole for Sunday’s British Grand Prix, with a time of 1:28:111 ahead of the two Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton. George Russell went into the gravel earlier in qualifying, but despite damaging his front wing, the BritonContinue reading “Kimi keeps on rolling to yet another pole – Qualifying Results”
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Why Sergio Pérez is far from finished in Formula 1
By Laura Juliana Flórez Alba In the meticulously polished European landscape of Formula 1, the journey for a Latin American driver is rarely a straight line. For Sergio “Checo” Pérez, talent was merely the baseline; the true toll of entry was the necessity to work twice as hard as his European peers. Leaving his familyContinue reading “Why Sergio Pérez is far from finished in Formula 1”
Hamilton on top ahead of promising sprint race battle
By Iestyn Thomas Lewis Hamilton took pole for the British Grand Prix Sprint Race to provide further evidence that Ferrari’s upgrades are working in Silverstone. After Hamilton topped the opening practice session earlier, the British driver ended up on pole in the final part of Sprint Qualifying ahead of current World Championship leader Kimi AntonelliContinue reading “Hamilton on top ahead of promising sprint race battle”
More Mercedes dominance expected at Silverstone or can other teams spring a surprise – 2026 British Grand Prix Preview
By Ben Langley Silverstone is the venue of round nine of the Formula 1 World Championship as the British Grand Prix looks set to deliver another thrilling weekend on a legendary circuit. George Russell will look to clinch his first home win after his first win in seven races last weekend in Austria. If RussellContinue reading “More Mercedes dominance expected at Silverstone or can other teams spring a surprise – 2026 British Grand Prix Preview”
This Was Meant to Be Williams’ Year. So What Went Wrong?
By Will Heys In a previous article, I wrote about how James Vowles “consistently said he did not care about 2022-2025, but was waiting for 2026. “For a team principal to not care about the car in 2025, in which Carlos Sainz got two podiums for the team, gives Williams fans some long-awaited hope.” PainfulContinue reading “This Was Meant to Be Williams’ Year. So What Went Wrong?”
Reality Check or Resurgence: Is Lewis Hamilton in the 2026 Title Race?
By Diane Versaevel Following a sensational breakthrough victory in Spain, the F1 paddock arrived at the Red Bull Ring with a single, defining question hanging over the weekend: Is Lewis Hamilton genuinely in position to challenge for an unprecedented eighth world championship? His historic maiden victory with Ferrari injected immense momentum into the campaign, fuelingContinue reading “Reality Check or Resurgence: Is Lewis Hamilton in the 2026 Title Race?”
Ferrari Strategy needed on Sunday as Russell takes Poke
By Mark Gero It looked like Ferrari would take pole Saturday in qualifying for Sunday’s Austrian Grand Prix, but the Mercedes of George Russell, who needed a good result to stay in the fight for the world championship, made a dramatic final lap of a 1:06:113 to take pole at the Red Bull Ring, withContinue reading “Ferrari Strategy needed on Sunday as Russell takes Poke”
FP3 Summary – Austrian Grand Prix 2026
By Camille Lebez Leroy The third and final practice session began with Sergio Perez being the first driver to leave the garage for Cadillac. After missing a lot of running on Friday because of technical problems, he completed installation laps on used medium tyres to check that everything was working properly. Red Bull also hadContinue reading “FP3 Summary – Austrian Grand Prix 2026”
Lando Norris’s Uphill Battle: A Title Defense on the Ropes
By Laura Juliana Flórez Alba Lando Norris is navigating a remarkably tough start to his first Formula 1 World Championship defense. Over the initial seven rounds of the 2026 campaign, he has managed to secure only 73 points, dropping him to fifth place in the driver standings. A significant gap now separates him from theContinue reading “Lando Norris’s Uphill Battle: A Title Defense on the Ropes”
Has Leclerc got the ability to ever be consistent?
By Tammi Fairbairn Critics are quick to assume that Charles Leclerc will never be a World Champion. Is this perception due to his inconsistency, or is Ferrari the real issue? There are two main criticisms people make of Leclerc regarding his F1 career: his consistency of raw performance and his consistency of results. Raw performance:ComparedContinue reading “Has Leclerc got the ability to ever be consistent?”
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