Bearman Ruled Out of Spanish GP Qualifying After FP3 Crash
Oliver Bearman will spend qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix watching from the garage.
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Oliver Bearman will spend qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix watching from the garage.
Ollie Bearman ended Free Practice 3 in a heap of carbon fibre at Turn 10, and Haas now has considerably less than an hour to work out whether he even has a car to qualify.
Kimi Antonelli topped final practice for the Spanish Grand Prix, but nobody will remember that by the time qualifying starts.
Lando Norris needed every second he could get on a circuit nobody has raced before. Instead, he got two installation laps and a gearbox stuck in false neutral.
One session in and Madring has already done what every new street circuit does best: humble people.
Madrid's brand new street circuit was supposed to eat cars alive in its first Formula 1 session.
For months Max Verstappen dodged the question with the practiced ease of a man who knew exactly what he was avoiding. Now he's stopped dodging.
A year ago Audi's pit crew could not be trusted to bolt a wheel on straight.
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Nothing focuses a team boss's mind on regulatory reform quite like being on the winning side of a three-month legal saga.
Pirelli has picked its tyres for a circuit nobody has ever raced on, using data nobody could actually collect from cars driving on it.
Charles Leclerc slammed into the Parabolica tyre barrier at more than 230km/h, subjected his SF-26 to deceleration north of 50G, and somehow walks away from it with nothing worse than a new gearbox casing.
Loek Hartog does not want to be called a hero.
Two Straight Line Zones, One Very Nervous Paddock The FIA has decided that Madrid's brand new street circuit deserves precisely two zones where drivers can flatten their rear wings and go looking for extra speed.
Max Verstappen has stopped dressing up Red Bull's 2026 season as anything other than what it is: a rebuilding job with no title fight attached.
Just when Ferrari thought things couldn't get much worse on the engine front, Mercedes has decided to rub it in.
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Red Bull's junior programme has signed karters younger than a learner's permit before, but this one comes with a surname that sells merchandise on its own.
Nothing says 'we're struggling to finish inside the points' quite like a nostalgia trip to a season 45 years ago when the cars were faster relative to the field and the results were actually good.
Twelve race weekends into the 2026 season and Formula 1 still has no idea how these new cars behave in the wet.