Who’s driving when in pre-season F1 testing?
Find out who’s driving when as Formula 1 teams and drivers get set to cram 2023 pre-season testing into three days in Bahrain
Find out who’s driving when as Formula 1 teams and drivers get set to cram 2023 pre-season testing into three days in Bahrain
The Race F1 Podcast goes through everything you need to know about 2023 Formula 1 pre-season testing, which begins in Bahrain tomorrow
Formula E’s maiden Cape Town E-Prix this weekend will mark the first world championship car race in South Africa since F1’s last visit in 1993. Sam Smith remembers seven key storylines from that incredible weekend
Multiple teams, Honda claims, have contacted it about a 2026 Formula 1 engine programme. If it does commit, it has three legitimate options – all of which, coincidentally, are existing Mercedes customers
For only the second time, Formula 1 pre-season testing is limited to just three days of running. Take a look at the themes to keep an eye on in Bahrain
A new wet-weather Pirelli Formula 1 tyre will be introduced in 2023 that is “much more performant” than the specification it replaces – which has jokingly been referred to as “the safety car tyre” in some quarters previously
Some drivers are unhappy about getting fewer than two days of proper Formula 1 pre-season running. Here are a couple of potential solutions
Formula 2 champion Felipe Drugovich will stand in for the injured Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll on the opening day of Formula 1 pre-season testing in Bahrain
Though Honda’s uncertainty about being in F1 may have contributed to discussions with Red Bull about a 2026 engine project ceasing, it has implied that it was the championship-winning team that ended talks to go with Ford instead
Alpine accepts Fernando Alonso suffered “the brunt” of its failures during the 2022 F1 season. But that’s not important; what matters now is that they’re fixed (and it’s confident they are)
