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?”

Interesting results in early Belgian Sessions

By Mark Gero Kimi Antonelli proved Friday at the Spa-Francochamps Circuit that he could be a front runner in Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix by setting the fastest time in Friday practice, with 1:45:944 ahead of the McLaren of Lando Norris and the Red Bull of Max Verstappen, who took the morning practice session. Lewis HamiltonContinue reading “Interesting results in early Belgian Sessions”

Kimi keeps on rolling to yet another pole – Qualifying Results

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”

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”