Category: Formula 1 News
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Formula 1 – 2026 Australian Grand Prix Round-Up
As the sun rose over Albert Park in Melbourne on Friday March 6th 2026, spilling over the iconic street circuit that hosts the Australian Grand Prix along with the patiently waiting crowd that were eager to get into the grandstands, one thing was undeniable – Formula 1 was back. Thus, a brand new era of…
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F2 Champions 2017-2024: Where Are They Now? Part II
Not all F2 Champions make it to Formula 1. Some succeed and retain their seats in the spotlight for many years. Some are given the chance to showcase their talent on motorsport’s biggest stage. However, small errors and not living up to expectations often lead to cut ties and crushed dreams. Others patiently wait their…
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F1 Pre-Season Testing: The top stories from the paddock
Pre-season testing has concluded in Sakhir. But which stories topped the headlines ahead of the 2026 season opener, the Australian Grand Prix? Formula One prepares to head into a new era of the sport, one which significantly changes the aerodynamic landscapes of the car. Alongside new regulations, there’s been a complete rebrand for Sauber –…
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Formula 1 in 2026: Your Teams and Drivers Guide
With a fresh set of regulations, a brand new team, and rising talent on the grid, there’s never been a better time for new fans to start watching Formula 1 in 2026. 2026 marks the biggest shake-up in regulations since 2014, when the sport switched to 1.6-litre V6 turbo-hybrid engines. Thanks to a flurry of…
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2026 F1 Liveries: Identity, Sponsors, and Intent
Formula 1 liveries are often judged as design exercises, but in reality they function as positioning statements. In the first season of a new technical era, colour, contrast and restraint reveal how teams see themselves and how they want to be seen. The 2026 grid is less about reinvention, and more about signalling intent. From…
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F2 Champions 2017-2024: Where Are They Now? Part I
In 2017, the GP2 Series (2005-2016) was rebranded as the FIA Formula 2 Championship, paving the way for the modern era of motorsport. Like GP2, Formula 2 continues to serve as a direct feeder series into Formula 1. However, clinching the feeder series title does not guarantee future success, or even a seat, in Formula…
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2026 F1 Regulation Change and a New Concorde Agreement: What’s Changing For F1?
With the 2026 F1 regulation change and a new Concorde Agreement in place, here’s what you need to know before teams begin pre-season testing. The last major engine reset in Formula 1 came in 2014, while the most recent aerodynamic overhaul arrived in 2022. The 2026 season will be the first since 2014 to fundamentally…
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GP2 Champions 2005–2016: Where They Are Now and How Their Careers Evolved
GP2 was the final exam. It was not always fair. It was rarely gentle. But for a decade, it was the clearest translation layer between junior racing and Formula 1. Its grid mixed prodigies, late bloomers, and survivors. Its weekends punished weak tyres and weak minds. It also created a strange truth. Winning GP2 did…
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F1 News Roundup 13th December – Marko exit, FIA continuity and the 2026 framework
Formula 1 is in the off-season, but the paddock is not resting. This week delivered real movement: power structures locked in, driver identities shifted, and the 2026 era tightened its grip. Here is what mattered and what it means. Helmut Marko exits: Red Bull’s identity reset begins Red Bull does not do quiet endings. Helmut…
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How McLaren (Almost) Undermined Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri’s First Genuine F1 Title Fight
The 2025 F1 title fight is settled: Lando Norris crossed the line in Abu Dhabi to become the 35th driver crowned World Champion. Yet the question lingers — how different might the story of the F1 title fight have been without McLaren’s infamous Papaya Rules? Heading into the season finale, three drivers — the F1…