Aston Martin AMR26 raises ‘nerve damage’ worry; Bottas’ penalty ‘good news’ – round-up
Catch up with all the F1 news from the first media day of the 2026 season in Australia.
Catch up with all the F1 news from the first media day of the 2026 season in Australia.
Valtteri Bottas had expected to serve a five-place penalty on his F1 return, but a look at the rules explains why it has 'vanished'.
Watch out for Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc off the line in Melbourne.
Lewis Hamilton has reiterated his support for an African F1 round, while expressing wider hopes for the continent.
Charles Leclerc does not yet have a wedding gift from Lewis Hamilton - but he joked 'a title will be nice...'
Natalie Pinkham reflects on spinal surgery, months away from the paddock and the community waiting to welcome her back.
"It's a very uncomfortable vibration."
Aston Martin rivals poke fun at the team's woes, but could there be some truth to it?
Red Bull has caught the eye ahead of the new season.
The reigning champion says nothing changes, McLaren will still approach 2026 like challengers.
F1’s new power unit rules could be confusing, and Carlos Sainz says the sport must be ready to react quickly.
"Some seasons it’s magic, some seasons it’s shit", Lance Stroll accepts Aston Martin’s tough start.
"We're leaving behind the bad and moving forward with the good."
"I've got some good news for you..."
Alonso opens up on Aston Martin issue causing numb hands and feet.
A last-minute change of plan for the F1 2026 opener.
Adrian Newey has revealed Aston Martin must limit running in Melbourne after vibration issues left their drivers fearing permanent nerve damage.
Wednesday's fast-paced F1 news is go, go, go!
Oscar Piastri believes he is getting closer to extracting everything from a race weekend as Formula 1 resets in Melbourne.
Sky F1 has announced its full roster of on-screen talent ahead of the F1 2026 season.
Sky F1 has revealed its line-up for the 2026 season, which does not include Danica Patrick.
Carlos Sainz has predicted two title contenders this season, while progress will be key for Williams.
Mercedes is widely regarded as the favourite to win in Melbourne.
Lewis Hamilton is preparing for his second season with Ferrari.
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