Hadjar Fractures Wrist Boxing in Gym, Misses Dutch GP
There are unfortunate injuries, and then there are self-inflicted ones.
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There are unfortunate injuries, and then there are self-inflicted ones.
Max Verstappen has signed a new contract with Red Bull Racing that runs until the end of the 2030 season.
Zandvoort is already living on borrowed time in the Formula 1 calendar.
Six years. Three wins. Five consecutive podiums. And now, a farewell.
Liam Lawson is back in a Red Bull Racing car.
McLaren won their first race of the 2026 season in Hungary, and their response is to turn up at Zandvoort with even more new parts.
Carlos Sainz has signed a new multi-year contract with Williams, committing his future to the Grove-based outfit beyond the 2026 season.
It is now official.
The FIA's International Court of Appeal has set a date to hear the appeals lodged by McLaren and Red Bull over Pierre Gasly being reinstated to third place at the Monaco Grand Prix.
Ferrari have two drivers fighting for the world championship, a new floor arriving at Zandvoort, a power unit upgrade coming at Monza, and absolutely no idea which driver to back.
Guenther Steiner has admitted he stayed two years too long at Haas, has no relationship whatsoever with team owner Gene Haas, and found out he was fired while queuing for salami at a supermarket.
Mercedes has won eight of eleven Grands Prix in 2026. Its customer teams, McLaren, Alpine and Williams, combined for one.
Isack Hadjar has reportedly picked up a wrist injury during a gym session in the summer break, and it looks almost certain to cost him his spot at this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix.
Building a Formula 1 team from scratch is not a project plan. It is a controlled act of madness.
Franco Colapinto has done something refreshingly rare in Formula 1: he has looked inward.
The FIA lifted its ban on Russian and Belarusian competitors last week. Quietly.
Five seasons. Over 100 race starts. Ninth in the constructors' standings with 11 points.
Christian Horner has been unusually quiet since Red Bull showed him the door in July 2025.
Johnny Herbert has done something remarkable. He has openly admitted that, as an FIA steward, he was biased against Max Verstappen. Not implied it. Not hinted at it.
The FIA has given its blessing to one of 2026's most talked-about technical innovations, the rotating rear wing nicknamed the Macarena wing.