Like the rest of us, the look (and weight) of F1 2026 has left a number of drivers feeling distinctly underwhelmed. read more »

The FIA have revealed F1's 2026 regulation changes which will see the cars undergo a major transformation. read more »

Lewis Hamilton is one of multiple drivers to voice concerns about F1's proposed rule shake-up for 2026. read more »

Lewis Hamilton was among multiple Formula 1 drivers to express concern over a potential lack of speed in the sport's 2026 cars after new regulations were revealed on Thursday. read more »

On Thursday the FIA formally presented an outline of the all-new regulations for 2026 which are built around power units with a much bigger emphasis on electric energy.In order... read more »

A detailed look at how the 2026 F1 rules are taking shape. read more »

The 'nimble car' concept at the heart of the 2026 technical regulations targets improved raceability and closer racing. read more »

The FIA targets “lighter, more powerful and more focused on driver skill” cars as the main focus for the 2026 Formula 1 regulations The 2026 regulations have been just fully... read more »

The FIA have revealed significant F1 rule changes for the new technical regulations that will be introduced in 2026. read more »

The FIA has revealed the much-anticipated brand-new technical regulations which will usher in the latest widespread overhaul to Formula 1 from the 2026 campaign. Following much... read more »

On the eve of this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, Formula One and the FIA have revealed the radically new technical regulations for the 2026 F1 season. read more »

The new rules and regulations for the 2026 F1 season have been confirmed ahead of this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

The FIA has revealed Formula 1's new regulations in 2026 will see a downsizing of the current cars in an attempt to produce closer racing. read more »

Details of the next generation of Formula One cars have been released by the FIA, with the sport's governing body promising smaller, lighter and more raceable cars in 2026. read more »

The new 2026 F1 Regulations have been revealed by the FIA and with smaller, lighter cars, and active aerodynamics, is F1 looking to the past for new solutions to create better... read more »

George Russell is confident the Mercedes Formula 1 team is “in a really great place” with its 2026 power unit ahead of the new regulations coming into play. F1’s hybrid PUs... read more »

Helmut Marko has claimed that part of the reason that certain teams have closed the gap on Red Bull this season is because they have copied the Milton Keynes' team... read more »

Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei anticipates there will be difficult negotiations with the teams when it comes to renewing Formula 1’s Concorde Agreement for 2026. The upcoming... read more »

Perez's latest contract extension will see him carry on as Max Verstappen's team-mate for six consecutive seasons, into F1's new regulations cycle.The... read more »

Ex-Mercedes Formula 1 Technical Director Paddy Lowe has attributed the ongoing struggles the team has faced to taking “wrong turns” under the current regulations. Mercedes... read more »

Williams Team Principal James Vowles has predicted that each Formula 1 side will fail to the minimum weight limit when new Formula 1 cars are introduced in 2026. The sport will... read more »

Formula 1 bosses are set to debate whether the sport will introduce regulations relating to a key feature of its cars. read more »

Sainz had initially picked up a puncture after a clash with Oscar Piastri at the first corner, and his car skidded to a halt and appeared to be out of the race at Casino... read more »

The German manufacturer raised eyebrows at the start of the season when the front wing of its new W15 replaced its upper flap with a thin-strip of carbon fibre.With this strip... read more »

Ferrari’s long-standing bonus payment is set to be capped in the forthcoming Formula 1 Concorde Agreement, according to reports. The Concorde Agreement is a document set out by... read more »