Fernando Alonso — like Max Verstappen — isn’t happy with the new Formula 1 cars for 2026. The Spaniard completed his first test miles in Bahrain and, like his colleague, saw how the new-generation machines are significantly slower through the corners.
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Isack Hadjar has said he feared for his future at Red Bull after his crash during the winter test in Barcelona. The French-Algerian driver is making his debut this year with the Austrian outfit, which is known for quickly swapping drivers if they don’t deliver. Hadjar admits he briefly thought
Formula E CEO Jeff Dodds has invited Max Verstappen to come and do a test run in the full-electric machines this coming weekend. The Dutchman’s comment that the new Formula 1 cars are turning the premier class into a kind of “Formula E on steroids” reached the CEO in Jeddah
The new F1 season is approaching fast! The countdown is on to the opening weekend in Melbourne. But before the fight for the world championship truly begins, Max Verstappen and his peers will spend two weeks testing at the Bahrain International Circuit. After the closed shakedown in Barcelona, these tests
World champion Lando Norris disagrees with Max Verstappen’s criticism of the new Formula 1 regulations. Unlike his rival, the Brit has so far been enjoying the 2026 rules. Norris isn’t surprised by Verstappen’s comments about the new cars, but he does think there’s too much complaining going on. Verstappen said
Formula 1 kicked off the final test day of the first week in Bahrain. The morning session, largely devoted to mileage for the drivers, has now finished. Liam Lawson logged the most trips across the start-finish line at the Bahrain International Circuit, closely shadowed by George Russell, who clawed back
Isack Hadjar knows exactly what he wants in his rookie year as a Red Bull driver: a first Grand Prix victory. Although team-mate Max Verstappen doesn’t enjoy driving the car the Frenchman would need to take that first win — the RB22 — it doesn’t dent Hadjar’s motivation: “It doesn’t
