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Race & Results
Interlagos: Mercedes can seal the constructors' title this Sunday
Kimi Antonelli already has his drivers' crown. At Interlagos, it is Mercedes' turn to be able to celebrate the constructors' title, with a 126-point lead over Ferrari and three Grands Prix still to come. The weekend brings no Sprint, two straight-mode zones and a tight fight behind the champion.
Behind the Scenes
Hamilton vs Leclerc: the win that slipped away in Mexico raises tension at Ferrari
Starting from pole and third, the Scuderia had a real shot at victory in Mexico. It left with second and fourth place, and an internal duel that has now spilled into the media. Lewis Hamilton blames Charles Leclerc's approach to racing, while the Monegasque refuses to carry the blame alone.
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Antonelli crowned youngest world champion,
Kimi Antonelli is the Formula 1 world champion. Third in a Mexico City Grand Prix won by Max Verstappen ahead of Lewis Hamilton, the 20-year-old Mercedes driver becomes the youngest title winner in history, beating Sebastian Vettel's record by three years.
Technical & Regulations
2030 engine: FIA sends its V8 plan to manufacturers, standard engine riles them
The FIA has circulated its draft engine rules for 2030 or 2031 to all six power unit manufacturers. It features a more compact turbo V8 than first announced, lighter cars, a much smaller budget, and a standardised engine option the manufacturers reject outright.
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Singapore: Verstappen finally conquers Marina Bay as Antonelli earns his first title shot
Only one line was missing from Max Verstappen's CV: Singapore. Not anymore. Starting from pole, the Dutchman led from start to finish on his 250th Grand Prix start, ahead of Charles Leclerc and Kimi Antonelli. And while Red Bull celebrated, the championship leader earned the right to be crowned as early as Austin.
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Singapore: Verstappen Snatches Pole by 54 Thousandths as Ferrari Stay Within Reach
Under the lights of Marina Bay, Max Verstappen came out on top. The Dutchman will start from pole with both Ferraris on his tail, less than 0.13 seconds behind, while Mercedes ends a difficult night with Russell sent to the back of the grid.
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Sepang: Verstappen finally lands his first pole, Hamilton crashes the front row
It took the Bahrain Grand Prix, held in Malaysia this year, to finally see Max Verstappen on pole. On a scorching Sepang track, the Dutchman claimed his first pole of the 2026 season, the very first for a car not powered by Mercedes this year. Alongside him on Sunday: a revitalised Lewis Hamilton.
Behind the Scenes
Horner settles scores with Newey: the crack goes back to 2014
A few weeks before his autobiography hits the shelves, Christian Horner has turned on the man he built the Red Bull empire with. According to him, Adrian Newey wanted out as soon as the wind changed, twelve years ago.
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Leclerc in Baku: four poles, no wins, and a back-of-the-grid start on the cards
Four poles in a row, zero wins. In Baku, Charles Leclerc is like a homeowner who has never been handed the keys. This year Ferrari is even set to take away his favourite spot: the Monegasque is expected to start from the back on Saturday because of an engine penalty. Could that, paradoxically, be his best shot yet?
Race & Results
Monza, Leclerc and a Desire to Win That Defies Logic
On the eve of the 2026 Italian Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc gave an exclusive interview to Motorsport.com. Between the still-vivid memory of 2019, his faith in Frédéric Vasseur's project and an engine he knows is Ferrari's weak link, the Monegasque arrives at Monza with one thing on his mind.
Teams & Business
At Monza, Ferrari pairs its Schumacher tribute with a high-stakes engine gamble
This weekend, Monza won't be just another Grand Prix for Ferrari. Behind the livery reviving 1996 and the aura of Michael Schumacher, the Scuderia is running a far more down-to-earth gamble: an engine that finally needs to close the gap to Mercedes.
Teams & Business
At Ferrari, the plan was a secret — even from Hamilton
At Zandvoort, Ferrari chose to keep its strategy locked away rather than let its own driver in on it. The result: Lewis Hamilton asking over the radio whether he's being used as a guinea pig, Charles Leclerc holding him up for an extra lap, and the podium slipping away from the Scuderia. Team boss Frédéric Vasseur stands by the silence, but the comparison with a Mercedes team that decided fast and decided right doesn't flatter Maranello. Next stop: Monza, where the tifosi won't care much for explanations after the fact.
Technical & Regulations
The 'Macarena' wing: why Red Bull backed off before Spa
A rear wing that rotates to pick up top speed — in the paddock, they call it the 'Macarena', a nickname coined by Frédéric Vasseur himself. Two Max Verstappen crashes later, the FIA took a close look at the system, and Red Bull chose to leave theirs in the truck for the Belgian Grand Prix rather than risk a third.