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Aston Martin targeting Ferrari, Red Bull in 2026

By Ben Langley Can Aston Martin challenge at the top in 2026? As Formula 1 looks ahead to a new era that has brought radical changes to engine and aerodynamic regulations, one team keen to impress in 2026 is Aston Martin. All the eyes within the Silverstone-based outfit will be on Adrian Newey, who willContinue reading “Aston Martin targeting Ferrari, Red Bull in 2026”

F1 Going Green to Meet Environmental Targets

By Stan Ashcroft How F1 is going ‘green’? This season, Formula One will see some changes to the sport. New teams, new regulations, and new circuits, but what about the changes we can’t see? In a bid to go more green, F1 have redeveloped the car power units and announced that they’ve reduced their carbonContinue reading “F1 Going Green to Meet Environmental Targets”

Ricciardo, Magnussen, Grosjean, and Vettel — Is There Still Room for F1 Veterans?

By Shazmeen Navrange Old is gold, and in Formula 1, the saying still holds relevance. Drivers who have left the paddock, whether on good terms or under unfortunate circumstances, left their lasting impression on the sport and helped it shape it into what it is today. Leave championship titles aside; their bravery, resilience, and flashesContinue reading “Ricciardo, Magnussen, Grosjean, and Vettel — Is There Still Room for F1 Veterans?”

How can Yuki Tsunoda get back into F1?

By Ed Green Can Yuki Tsunoda make his way back to Formula 1? After losing his Red Bull seat at the conclusion of the 2025 season, Yuki Tsunoda will be watching 2026’s Formula 1 action from the sidelines. Whilst he has managed to land a test and reserve role with the Milton Keynes outfit, thereContinue reading “How can Yuki Tsunoda get back into F1?”

Which tracks should be brought back to Formula 1?

By Selin Soyer The Sporting Case for Istanbul Park, Kyalami, and the HockenheimringThe Formula 1 World Championship has expanded rapidly in recent years, with an increasing number of races hosted at newly constructed circuits designed to maximize commercial return and global visibility. While this expansion has strengthened the sport’s financial stability, it has also reignitedContinue reading “Which tracks should be brought back to Formula 1?”

Christian Horner is back in Formula 1!?

By Erin Malik Debunked: Is Christian Horner set to buy Alpine? Alpine has recently confirmed rumours that former Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner is involved in a consortium aiming to buy a 24% stake in the team. Christian Horner has been out of work since he was sacked by Red Bull last July followingContinue reading “Christian Horner is back in Formula 1!?”

Discount Charles Leclerc at your peril!

By Ella Keene Why you shouldn’t discount Charles Leclerc from the 2026 season… After a tough season for both Ferrari drivers in 2025, it will be interesting to see how far the team can push to place higher this year. Despite finishing fifth and sixth in the championship, there were nearly 90 points between theContinue reading “Discount Charles Leclerc at your peril!”

DRS is out! But what has replaced it in Formula 1?

By Isabel Clark Out with the old and in with the new: ‘DRS’ replaced by active aerodynamics Following the biggest regulation change the sport has seen in over a decade, Formula One has bid farewell to the Drag Reduction System (DRS) in 2026. Lining up on the grid instead, is a cumulation of systems thatContinue reading “DRS is out! But what has replaced it in Formula 1?”

Are Mercedes favourites in 2026?

By Max Drinkwater Towards the back end of the 2025 season and throughout the off-season period the silver arrows have been the talk of the paddock heading into 2026. Many believe them to hold the cards in terms of a performance advantage coming into the new regulations, so after five years away from the topContinue reading “Are Mercedes favourites in 2026?”

How Alpine plan to battle in midfield in 2026

By Mark Gero Of all the teams that could take advantage of the new rules in 2026, one of them is switching up on having a new engine, and this comes from a project that began the year before and hopefully will transform this team into a race winner, and perhaps a championship team. AlpineContinue reading “How Alpine plan to battle in midfield in 2026”