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Why F1 2026 power unit rules have delivered exactly what fans wanted
After years of processional races, the 2026 F1 power unit rules are finally giving fans overtakes, strategy, and thrilling wheel-to-wheel action.
Aston Martin accelerates team boss search, Verstappen ‘in a horror show’ – round-up
Adrian Newey is leading the search for his own successor as Aston Martin team principal, as part of today's F1 news round-up.
Daniel Ricciardo returns to driving with Ford demo fun after F1 retirement
‘My jaw hurts from laughing’ - Ricciardo relives the joy of driving again.
Norris confident of turnaround after McLaren’s China double DNS disaster
McLaren trails Mercedes by 80 points after just two race weekends.
Jonathan Wheatley emerges as lead candidate in Adrian Newey’s Aston Martin team principal search
The search for a permanent team boss has been underway for months under Adrian Newey’s guidance...
How Kimi Antonelli beat Hamilton and Alonso record with Chinese GP win
Kimi Antonelli’s breakthrough in China places him alongside Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton in a rare Formula 1 winners list.
David Coulthard surprised by Ferrari tactics in China
David Coulthard was left stunned by Ferrari’s call as Hamilton and Leclerc went wheel-to-wheel.
Aston Martin plea after blunt eight-word Lance Stroll interview
Stroll’s one-word answers grabbed attention, now Krack is asking for understanding.
Why F1 2026 has killed qualifying, and why Sprint races are the future
Qualifying has lost its way in F1 2026 — and Sprint races may be the fix.
Hamilton’s first Ferrari win ‘more in sight than ever’ after China podium
‘More in sight than ever’ - Hamilton’s Ferrari confidence is suddenly back.
Guenther Steiner slams Max Verstappen’s F1 2026 criticism as ‘toys out of the pram’
"Max always throws the toys out of the pram when it doesn’t go his way."
Ferrari set for private SF-26 test as new plan of action emerges for April break
Ferrari has enjoyed an encouraging start to the new season.
Aston Martin sets record straight over Adrian Newey Chinese GP absence
Adrian Newey did not attend the Chinese Grand Prix with Aston Martin.
Max Verstappen ‘in a horror show’ as Wolff weighs in on ‘horrendous’ Red Bull RB22
Toto Wolff: "Max is really in a horror show."
Russell weighs in on Hamilton vs Leclerc as untelevised Verstappen team radio emerges – roundup
Tuesday's fast-paced F1 news is go, go, go!
Oscar Piastri grid joke backfires as David Coulthard questions McLaren future
‘At least I made the grid’… What happened next summed up McLaren’s nightmare.
Liam Lawson declares ‘karma’ as Chinese GP radio call and Lindblad battle explained
Liam Lawson breaks down his radio message and ‘karma’ moment after battling Lindblad.
Oliver Bearman reveals he ‘almost killed’ Isack Hadjar in Chinese GP near-miss
Oliver Bearman admits he feared the worst when Isack Hadjar spun directly in front of him in Shanghai.
Red Bull reveals why Max Verstappen got Nurburgring 24 go ahead
Laurent Mekies has responded as to whether Red Bull needed any convincing to let Max Verstappen race at the Nurburgring.
Kimi Antonelli explains Isack Hadjar reaction after China Sprint clash
Antonelli reveals how he and Hadjar resolved their awkward parc ferme moment.
Franco Colapinto fans told ‘do not send death threats’ after Esteban Ocon clash
A dramatic China clash sparks a serious message from Colapinto’s management.
‘What’s Leclerc doing?’ – Untelevised Russell team radio after ‘aggressive’ Hamilton battle
George Russell was an interested spectator as Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc went to battle.
Is Lewis Hamilton back? Not so fast
Lewis Hamilton claimed his first podium finish for Ferrari in China.
Fernando Alonso was losing feeling in ‘hands and feet’ before Chinese GP retirement
‘I was struggling to feel my hands and feet.’ Fernando Alonso details the vibrations behind his Chinese GP retirement.