Two manufacturers at centre of 2026 F1 engine loophole controversy
Formula 1 looks to be heading for its first showdown over the new 2026 rules, with a potential engine loophole at the centre of a growing controversy between teams
Formula 1 looks to be heading for its first showdown over the new 2026 rules, with a potential engine loophole at the centre of a growing controversy between teams
Formula 1's governing body the FIA has released the official entry list for the upcoming 2026 season
Ferrari has revealed plans to launch with a basic "spec A" version of its 2026 Formula 1 car to help prove out reliability in early testing
All the details that F1 teams have revealed about their 2026 launch plans so far
F1 stewards, as well as those in other world championships plus F2 and F3, will have new powers in 2026 to better review incidents and make more timely decisions
Carlos Sainz’s biggest impact at Williams was far greater than scoring two podiums in his first season with the team. Alex Albon benefitted, too
Max Verstappen had exercised his right to choose a brand new race number for his 2026 Formula 1 season now he has to relinquish #1
Formula 1 has moved to simplify the names of core elements of the new 2026 rules in a bid to help avoid fan confusion
With the door at Aston Martin seemingly closed off, Alpine has emerged as a more prominent option for Christian Horner's F1 return - but it's not the only route
As Formula 1 resets go, they do not get much more seismic than what Max Verstappen will face when he starts the 2026 Formula 1 season
