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In this article we take you through the F1 news of Wednesday 2 September 2026, so you are up to speed again.
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In this article we take you through the F1 news of Wednesday 2 September 2026, so you are up to speed again.
Lando Norris apparently has enough spare time on his hands to launch an entire racing team from scratch.
Valtteri Bottas wants Cadillac to stop congratulating itself for simply existing.
Helmut Marko does not scare easily. He has watched drivers crash for decades, mostly with a cigar in hand and barely a flicker of concern.
Mohammed Ben Sulayem tried to calm the storm over Franco Colapinto's Dutch Grand Prix penalty by insisting the FIA has no agenda against Argentina.
Red Bull has, on paper, the best internal combustion engine on the grid.
Kimi Antonelli leads the championship, races at his home grand prix this weekend, and will start it from the back of the grid.
Isack Hadjar will not race at Monza this weekend.
The Miami Grand Prix has a new name tag, and it smells faintly of hotel lobbies and casino carpets rather than crypto exchanges.
Ferrari is bringing new engine parts to Monza this weekend, and the fact it can do so at all is a quiet admission that its power unit still isn't good enough.
Charles Leclerc wants you to know his new Ferrari deal was never really a decision at all.
Pirelli have handed teams their softest tyre selection of the season for the Italian Grand Prix, and if that sounds like a recipe for chaos at Monza, temper your expectations.
McLaren doesn't need to buy goodwill right now. The team is still finding time to wheel Ayrton Senna's old car out for a free party in Athens.
George Russell is out of road.
Nothing has changed.
Forget the podiums for a second.
Carlos Sainz has signed a new multi-year deal with Williams, and his explanation for doing so amounts to this: trust me, there's stuff going on you can't see.
George Russell has said the quiet part out loud.
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Honda has done something refreshingly rare in Formula 1: told everyone the truth before the weekend rather than after it.