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F1 accused of 'stressing the system' despite these latest updates ahead of US GP in Austin
The FIA rolls out a new software update for the current‑generation F1 cars ahead of the United States Grand Prix in Austin, aiming to prevent the rain‑induced chaos that plagued the Malaysian GP. Despite the upgrade, analysts argue the sport is still "stressing the system," citing concerns raised after the recent Singapore Grand Prix, the third race of a three‑week triple‑header. The article examines whether the latest patch can truly curb technical failures as the season ramps up.
Christian Horner reveals relationship with Helmut Marko is toast after Red Bull exit
Christian Horner has revealed that he has had no contact with Helmut Marko since leaving Red Bull, describing the relationship with his former colleague as non-existent. In an interview with BILD, Horner was asked about the pair’s connection. “We have none,” he replied. Their final meeting took pl...
Alonso caught testing Dakar car in Morocco days after calling entry 'almost impossible'
Fernando Alonso is caught test‑driving a Prodrive Dakar rally car in Morocco, just days after he told the media that tackling the 2027 Dakar Rally alongside his Aston Martin F1 commitments was "almost impossible." Social‑media footage shows the two‑time world champion behind the wheel in the desert, reigniting debate over his dual‑program ambitions.
Lewis Hamilton’s actions shows 'lack of trust' with Ferrari according to F1 insider
Lewis Hamilton's decision not to pit for a second time at the Singapore Grand Prix shows that the seven-time world champion is 'not trusting' Ferrari's strategy decisions, according to former Aston Martin strategist Bernie Collins. The Ferrari driver was called in to pit during a virtual safety car...
Neither Norris nor Piastri: Montoya names real culprit in McLaren clash
Former F1 champion Juan Pablo Montoya challenges the prevailing view of the Singapore Sprint crash, saying McLaren’s ‘papaya’ tyre strategy and Oscar Piastri’s defensive line, not Lando Norris, sparked the incident. In a Spanish interview, Montoya argues the blame placed on Norris is misplaced, pointing to team tactics and Piastri’s actions as the real culprits.
Jack Miller takes issue with Marc Marquez: 'Nobody is above the rules'
Jack Miller confronts nine‑time champion Marc Marquez over alleged rule‑breaking, emphasizing that ‘nobody is above the rules.’ The Pramac rider’s blunt criticism follows controversy surrounding MotoGP’s new regulations, sparking debate within the paddock. Miller’s outspoken stance highlights tensions between riders and officials as the sport navigates its updated rule set.
Horner reveals he had to clean up Marko’s ‘mess’ behind the scenes at Red Bull
Christian Horner has admitted that Helmut Marko made his life 'incredibly difficult' at times during their years together at Red Bull and that he would sometimes have to clean up the Austrian's 'mess'. Marko, formerly Red Bull's motorsport advisor, initially helped Horner by introducing him to Red B...
F1 Today | Verstappen breaks silence on Lulham abuse as Hamilton's father praises Dutchman
From Max Verstappen defending his teammate Chris Lulham after their recent GT3 race in Portimao, to Lewis Hamilton's father Anthony praising the Dutchman, here are the Formula 1 news from 18 October. Max Verstappen has defended team-mate Chris Lulham after the British driver was targeted with person...
Max Verstappen's excellent Portimao recovery from P24 to P9 leaves Lando Norris stunned
Lando Norris was stunned by Max Verstappen's excellent comeback during the GT World Challenge Europe finale in Portimao. The McLaren driver, who beat Verstappen to the 2025 F1 drivers' championship by two points, was viewing the race results during a Twitch livestream and noted how Verstappen had cl...
GT boss admits Portimão crowd would have been 'very small' without Verstappen
Max Verstappen proved to be a big draw in Portimao for the GT World Challenge Europe finale, with Stephane Ratel admitting there would have been a 'small spectator audience' if it were not for the Dutchman. The four-time Formula 1 champion, alongside MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi, were the headline...
Toyota clinches title in World Endurance Championship
Toyota has secured the manufacturers’ world title in the World Endurance Championship (WEC) after the Japanese manufacturer claimed a one-two finish in the 6 Hours of Barcelona. Victory went to the Toyota, driven by Sébastien Buemi, Brendon Hartley and Ryo Hirakawa. Toyota entered the penultimate ro...
Giant cowboy hat to steal the show at Austin F1 circuit in world record attempt
The Circuit of the Americas is putting the finishing touches on an unusual new attraction ahead of the United States Grand Prix. A giant cowboy hat measuring approximately 23 metres is being installed at the Austin venue, with organisers hoping it will earn a place in the Guinness World Records. The...
'HRC Honda make final 2027 rider decision after Marc Marquez prediction'
The final two places on the 2027 MotoGP grid have reportedly been decided at Honda. HRC have Diogo Moreira and David Alonso contracted for next season, but they are yet to announce which of the pair will be racing for the factory team alongside Fabio Quartararo, with the other racing for the satelli...
What Lewis Hamilton's father had to say about Max Verstappen after attending GT race
Lewis Hamilton's father Anthony described Max Verstappen as an 'absolute gentleman' after attending the GT World Challenge Europe event at Portimao, where the Red Bull driver was competing. Verstappen produced a stunning recovery drive from 24th to 9th, after his team, Verstappen Racing, served a dr...
Sainz breaks silence on Horner's claims over failed Red Bull move
Carlos Sainz has reacted to Christian Horner's revelation that he was considered for a return to Red Bull in 2026, offering a brief response to the former team principal's account of their discussions before his departure from the Austrian outfit. The remarks follow revelations from Horner's memoir...
F1 returns to America: The complete Austin weekend timetable
Formula 1 returns to action next weekend with the United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. The 19th round of the 2026 season takes place from 23 to 25 October, with the championship entering its final six races of the year. After the Singapore Grand Prix, drivers and...
What are Ferrari hiding? Cryptic video fuels Austin GP speculation
Ferrari have sparked curiosity among its fans after teasing an upcoming announcement ahead of the United States Grand Prix in Austin, although the Italian team have yet to reveal exactly what they have planned. The Maranello-based outfit shared a mysterious teaser on social media in collaboration wi...
Verstappen breaks silence on Lulham abuse after Portimao controversy
Max Verstappen has spoken out against the online abuse directed at Chris Lulham following the GT World Challenge Europe race at Portimao, where a penalty involving his teammate damaged the team's hopes of victory. The four-time Formula 1 world champion defended Lulham, insisting that mistakes are pa...
Watch: Every Verstappen overtake in sensational P24 to P9 comeback
Max Verstappen produced a spectacular recovery drive on his GT World Challenge Europe debut at Portimao, climbing from 24th to ninth during the final stint of the three-hour endurance race. The four-time Formula 1 world champion delivered a series of impressive overtakes after a costly penalty threa...
Mercedes praises Verstappen’s final stint: 'Without that small incident would have been way more possible'
Stefan Wendl, Head of Mercedes-AMG Customer Racing, is incredibly proud of Mercedes-AMG Motorsport’s season. The German manufacturer ended the GT World Challenge Europe season with three titles and a victory in the final race. Max Verstappen’s participation was also a major highlight for Mercedes. N...
Ferrari boss Vasseur explains why he still disagrees with Red Bull 'team to beat' tag
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has dismissed talk that Red Bull are the team to beat in Formula 1, despite Max Verstappen's recent wins in Sepang and Singapore. Red Bull have returned to form in recent races, with Verstappen dominating the last two races, and also finishing on the podium eight...
Christian Horner makes Michael Masi admission over controversial 2021 Abu Dhabi GP
Christian Horner has admitted that he decided to apply 'pressure' on former Formula 1 race director Michael Masi, in the controversial ending to the 2021 season, leading to Max Verstappen beating Lewis Hamilton to the drivers' championship. Hamilton was cruising towards his eighth drivers' champions...
McLaren told to add clause to Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri contracts after Singapore crash
Otmar Szafnauer believes McLaren should tie Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri’s contract bonuses to the team’s position in the constructors’ standings after the pair collided in the Singapore Sprint. The former Aston Martin and Alpine team principal made the suggestion on the High Performance Racing po...
F2 boss opens up on why Colton Herta has struggled since his IndyCar switch
Formula 2 CEO Bruno Michel has admitted that Colton Herta’s first season in the championship has been more difficult than he expected. Herta made the move to F2 after winning nine races in eight years while racing in the American IndyCar Series. The 26-year-old has found it difficult to adapt to lif...
F1 Today | Verstappen's Portimao comeback ruined by penalty, Rossi rues missed opportunity
From Max Verstappen's most recent GT3 race in Portimao, to MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi missing out on the opportunity to race the Dutchman. Max Verstappen's hopes of victory at the GT World Challenge Europe finale in Portimao were dashed before he even got into his Mercedes-AMG. His Verstappen Ra...