Red Bull Jokes About 'Best Engine' Title After ADUO Verdict
Red Bull has officially built the best engine on the grid. It has also failed to win a single race with it.
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Red Bull has officially built the best engine on the grid. It has also failed to win a single race with it.
In this article we take you through the F1 news of Monday 7 September 2026 so you are up to speed again.
Nico Hulkenberg has a nickname for Liam Lawson's driving style, and it isn't a compliment.
Isack Hadjar will spend another race weekend watching from the paddock instead of racing in it.
George Russell stood on the Monza podium, trophy in hand, and got booed for the crime of finishing second to an Italian in Italy. He didn't flinch.
Andrea Stella let his two drivers fight it out at Monza with no team orders, no radio intervention, nothing.
Formula 1 has a shiny new toy on this weekend's calendar, and the first proper look at it comes courtesy of Ferrari, a filming day, and two drivers who probably had more questions than answers by the time they climbed out of the cockpit.
Toto Wolff had his finger hovering over the panic button at Monza, and he is not shy about admitting it.
Lewis Hamilton has stopped pretending.
Audi has decided the Tsunoda verdict from Monza deserves a second look, and this time it's not the stewards doing the looking, it's the FIA's appeal panel.
In this article we take you through the F1 news of Sunday 6 September 2026 so you are up to speed again.
Yuki Tsunoda gets to keep the one thing his season has been desperately short of: a point.
Max Verstappen stood on the Monza podium with a smile, a hug for the race winner, and a fairly blunt explanation for why he wasn't the one popping the champagne up top.
Franco Colapinto had the podium in his sights at Monza.
Say one thing at 200mph with your car half on the grass, say another thing entirely once you're stood in front of the microphones.
George Russell led the Italian Grand Prix. He had the pace, the position and, for a while, the beginnings of a real dent in Kimi Antonelli's championship lead.
Yuki Tsunoda finally dragged something resembling a result out of a miserable Monza weekend, only for the stewards to threaten taking it straight back off him.
Kimi Antonelli didn't just win the Italian Grand Prix from nineteenth on the grid, he turned a genuine title fight into something closer to a procession.
Lewis Hamilton went looking for a gap that wasn't really there, found gravel instead, and the FIA has just told him that's entirely his own problem.
Kimi Antonelli started the Italian Grand Prix nineteenth on the grid and finished it as the man who just put one hand on the world championship trophy.