Charles Leclerc warns Ferrari start advantage won’t last as Mercedes adapts
Ferrari’s Melbourne launch looked devastating, but Charles Leclerc already expects rivals to catch up.
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Max Verstappen admits ‘old school’ endurance racing appeal away from Formula 1
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Where is Ferrari losing out to Mercedes? Hamilton details 0.5s per lap deficit
Charles Leclerc: "We are definitely not on their level."
Toto Wolff admits F1 rules ‘need tweaks’ despite Mercedes’ Australia dominance
Toto Wolff welcomes Mercedes’ winning start but admits Formula 1’s new rules still need refinement.
McLaren ‘on the back foot’ understanding Mercedes power unit after Australia
McLaren believes there is still untapped performance in its Mercedes engine after Melbourne exposed a preparation gap...
Colapinto relives ‘dangerous’ 200km/h near-miss with Lawson at Australian GP start
Franco Colapinto only realised how close the Australian GP start incident was after watching the onboard.
Lewis Hamilton confirms Ferrari rear wing decision for Chinese GP despite ‘potential drawbacks’
Rival teams are understood to have rejected a Ferrari-style rotating rear wing.
Alonso reflects on ‘GP2 engine’ saga amid Aston Martin-Honda woes
Ten years after ‘GP2 engine’, Fernando Alonso has a very different perspective on Honda.
Martin Brundle identifies two problems behind McLaren’s Melbourne deficit
Brundle says McLaren’s Mercedes power unit understanding is only half the problem.
Max Verstappen jokes he swapped simulator for Mario Kart but insists he won’t leave F1
Max Verstappen jokes Mario Kart is now better preparation than the simulator, but insists he still has no plans to quit F1...
Aston Martin shut down battery talk for Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll in China
Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll face battery uncertainty before Chinese Grand Prix
Brundle joins calls for F1 2026 rule tweak; Russell unimpressed by ‘dangerous’ Hamilton move – roundup
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Mark Webber reacts to Oscar Piastri ‘battle scar’ after Australian Grand Prix crash
Mark Webber has close ties to McLaren driver Oscar Piastri.
‘Honeymoon over’ – Perez keen on ‘big steps forward’ after ‘incredible’ Cadillac debut
Sergio Perez finished three laps down on Cadillac's F1 debut in Australia.
Red Bull dismisses Verstappen motivation fears after ‘super frustrating’ Australian GP
Laurent Mekies responds to Max Verstappen motivation concerns after Australian Grand Prix
Revealed: The cause of Isack Hadjar’s Australian GP retirement on Red Bull debut
Isack Hadjar retired after 10 laps of his Red Bull debut.
Jonathan Wheatley hails ‘historic’ first F1 points for Audi as midfield fight looms
Audi’s first race delivered points, but Jonathan Wheatley says the real midfield battle is only just beginning...
F1 weather forecast: What conditions are expected at the Chinese GP?
The early forecasts suggest a small chance of rain for Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai.
Marko slams F1’s new era saying Australian GP had ‘passing not overtaking’
‘Overtaking in the classic sense has not improved in any way,’ says Helmut Marko.
‘Mega dangerous’ – Untelevised George Russell team radio emerges after Lewis Hamilton battle
George Russell won the first race of F1's new era in Australia last weekend.
Martin Brundle joins calls for F1 2026 tweaks after ‘crazy’ Australian GP ‘situation’
Drivers slowing on straights and even downshifting while flat-out? Martin Brundle says F1 must act.
Ralf Schumacher poses McLaren theory over ‘back foot’ Mercedes PU claim
"Anyone who knows Mercedes, I can tell you, they know why (rivals are) doing this."
Freight delays force FIA to tweak the Chinese GP curfew rules
Logistical delays force the FIA to ease Formula 1’s curfew rules for Shanghai.
Laurent Mekies not surprised by Red Bull deficit after ‘games’ in pre-season testing
Red Bull expected to trail Ferrari and Mercedes after testing, says Laurent Mekies...
George Russell responds to Lando Norris ‘worst cars’ criticism of F1 2026 regulations
Russell suggested Norris’ criticism of the new F1 era might sound different if results were reversed.