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Do driving styles really explain these drivers' 2026 F1 struggles?

A lot has been said about how well certain driving styles mesh with F1's 2026 cars. Mark Hughes explains what's really going on among the top drivers

Football legend José Mourinho on his love for F1

Two worlds came together at last weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix when legendary football coach – and long-time F1 fan – José Mourinho paid a visit to the Madring circuit to follow the action.

Mekies offers update on Hadjar's injury recovery

Isack Hadjar has missed the three races since the summer break ended, sitting out Zandvoort, Monza and Madrid as he recovers from an injury sustained in training. The Frenchman hurt his wrist in the three-week break, and has been on the sidelines ever since.

'Bit of a shock to the system' leading Cadillac – Budkowski

Marcin Budkowski admits that returning to Formula 1 has been "a bit of a shock to the system", having been put in charge of the Cadillac team.

Hamilton firmly denies asking for Ferrari staff to be replaced

Lewis Hamilton has responded robustly to a report that he had demanded staffing changes at Ferrari

Gary Anderson: F1's overtaking problem is bigger than one circuit

There are more things hurting F1 overtaking than circuit layouts such as Madring's, says Gary Anderson

Tsunoda reveals his biggest mistake at Red Bull in 2025

Yuki Tsunoda has enjoyed a surprise three race cameo in 2026, slotting into Racing Bulls in place of Liam Lawson following Isack Hadjar’s injury. While it remains unknown whether Tsunoda will get a fourth outing this season, the Japanese racer has certainly made the most of his unexpected comeback.

The power unit manufacturers with the most wins in F1 history

After Mercedes added to their victory tally with Kimi Antonelli at the Madring, we’ve looked at the engine manufacturers with the highest number of F1 wins.

Alpine hires ex-Mercedes F1 tech chief

Former Mercedes Formula 1 technical boss Mike Elliott will return to the paddock after a three-year absence as Alpine's new chief technical officer

Alpine announce Mike Elliott as Chief Technical Officer

Mike Elliott – who last worked in Formula 1 for Mercedes – will return to the sport with the Alpine team.

Danielsson confirmed as Wild Card for F1 ACADEMY Austin round

Alexia Danielsson will be the Wild Card entry for Round 5 of the 2026 F1 ACADEMY season in Austin.

Melbourne rules itself out of 2027 F1 opener contention

The Australian Grand Prix has made clear it won't be a standby option for Formula 1's 2027 season-opener slot

The issue Red Bull are still trying to correct on the RB22

Mark Hughes and Giorgio Piola take a closer look at the problem Red Bull are experiencing on the RB22, despite some strong results of late.

How Verstappen won the ‘biggest race’ of his motorsport career

Just a few days after recording a podium finish in the Spanish Grand Prix, Max Verstappen was at another track and on the hunt for another trophy – the four-time F1 World Champion taking part in Red Bull’s special ‘Max vs 100’ karting event.

Verstappen beats 100 karters (from the back) in Red Bull event

Max Verstappen came from the back of the grid to beat 100 celebrity karters in Red Bull's highly entertaining Max vs 100 event at Silverstone

2027 Calendar Competition

Sacrilege? Our verdict on 2027 F1 calendar + sprint expansion

F1's 2027 calendar announcement carried some eyebrow-raising choices. Here's our verdict - in particular on the expanded sprint race offering

Monaco sprint and season opener Plan B - F1's 2027 calendar

A sprint race in Monaco is a shock addition to F1's revamped 2027 calendar, as its bosses push on with plans to start the season in the Middle East

F1's huge dilemma over VSC lottery rule

F1's virtual safety car rules are set to be debated in the wake of what happened to Lando Norris at the Spanish GP