Rachel Brookes Leaves Sky F1 Immediately Ahead of Austrian GP
Sky Sports F1 has lost another familiar face.
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Sky Sports F1 has lost another familiar face.
No pressure, then.
McLaren are the last of the front-running teams to show up with their own take on the Macarena wing. Ferrari had it in pre-season testing.
Red Bull can't stop the bleed.
Audi quietly ran an upgraded power unit at the Barcelona Grand Prix, just one race after receiving ADUO approval from the FIA. Almost nobody in the paddock noticed.
The 2026 Monaco Grand Prix is the gift that keeps on giving, and not in a good way.
A 19-year-old Bulgarian who has won three Formula 2 races in his debut season is reportedly on the verge of becoming the first driver from the Balkans to race in Formula 1.
The FIA has made it official: Formula 1's deeply unpopular 50/50 power split is being binned, phased out over two seasons after months of grumbling from drivers, teams, and anyone who actually enjoys watching qualifying.
Max Verstappen currently sits seventh in the drivers' championship, over 100 points behind Kimi Antonelli. Red Bull are fourth in the constructors'.
Honda's president has released a heartfelt 'never give up' video. Noble stuff. Less noble: he also admitted the planned engine upgrade won't dramatically change the situation.
Ryo Hirakawa won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2022, finished on the podium there just two weeks ago, and has logged six FP1 sessions across Formula 1.
Lewis Hamilton finally won for Ferrari in Barcelona, ending Mercedes' unbeaten start to 2026.
Honda helped make Max Verstappen to four world championships. Then they walked away. Then they came back.
Mercedes spent all season insisting their drivers could race freely.
Audi have produced a genuinely competitive chassis for their Formula 1 debut. The problem is the engine bolted to it.
Five wins from seven races. A 41-point lead. And a team boss publicly begging the Italian press to calm down.
Fernando Alonso has one point from seven Formula 1 races in 2026. His team sits tenth out of eleven.
When a team voluntarily imposes restrictions on itself that go beyond what the regulations require, it is not the confident statement of innocence it is dressed up to be.
Racing Bulls unveils stunning Japan-inspired livery for Suzuka. White, red and yellow design celebrates Red Bull's Spring Edition at Tokyo Drift event.
Jonathan Wheatley exits Audi F1 after barely a year as team principal. Aston Martin beckons whilst Lawrence Stroll insists everything's fine with Newey.