Stella Fires Back: Briatore's Bias Claims 'Insulting' to McLaren
Andrea Stella does not do outrage often. But accuse his team of rigging a court verdict through a compromised judge, and you get a reaction.
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Andrea Stella does not do outrage often. But accuse his team of rigging a court verdict through a compromised judge, and you get a reaction.
Losing an appeal is one thing.
Formula 1 has decided that unveiling next year's cars in a pit lane is far too dull an affair, so it is dragging the entire grid to Milan next February for another glitzy song-and-dance routine.
Juan Pablo Montoya reckons McLaren has turned into a team that is hard to stop.
Netflix has found yet another angle on Michael Schumacher's career worth turning into a documentary, and this time it is going back to the beginning.
Ferrari finally gave the tifosi something to cheer about on home tarmac.
Three months, two appeals and one very confused timing loop later, Formula 1 has finally decided who actually finished third at Monaco.
Stefano Domenicali has found a new way to make an engineering headache sound like a bold vision for the future.
Colton Herta had one job on Friday morning: keep the car in one piece long enough to climb into Sergio Perez's Cadillac for FP1.
McLaren has spent a season watching Ferrari and Red Bull play with a trick rear wing while pretending it wasn't bothered.
Ferrari built a turbo that was too small, then spent most of a season pretending it was clever engineering rather than a miscalculation.
Kimi Antonelli leads the championship by a country mile, starts his home race from the back of the grid, and has decided the best response to both facts is to wear a Valentino Rossi tribute helmet and act like none of it matters.
Helmut Marko has just walked out of Red Bull after two decades running its junior programme, and his parting gift to the FIA is a proper broadside.
Oscar Piastri reckons Monza is about to get properly chaotic, and for once he's not talking about his own championship campaign.
Max Verstappen has a perfectly good stand-in team mate sitting right next to him this weekend, a low-drag Monza straight practically begging for a slipstream, and energy rules that make towing more valuable than it has been in years.
In this article we take you through the F1 news of Thursday 3 September 2026 so you are up to speed again.
Max Verstappen spent his home race looking like a man who should have been in bed, not a car.
Aston Martin has quietly closed the book on its 2026 car. No more wings, no more floors, no more fresh aero parts of any kind.
Liam Lawson has spent the best part of a fortnight jumping between two Formula 1 cars that apparently have almost nothing in common beyond the badge on the engine cover.
Franco Colapinto has a new contract, a settled future and, apparently, big ambitions.