Key Highlights: Charles Leclerc secured consecutive second-place finishes in Singapore and Austin, crediting a breakthrough in his driving style and Ferrari setup. The Monegasque driver remains confident that Ferrari has the pace to contest and claim a race victory before the conclusion of the 2026 season. A fierce battle for second place in the drivers’ ...
Key Highlights: Lewis Hamilton revealed his Ferrari was severely unbalanced during the United States Grand Prix, running “12 clicks down” on front wing angle. Persistent understeer cost Hamilton an estimated eight seconds across his opening stints, preventing him from challenging team-mate Charles Leclerc for a podium spot. Despite the mechanical compromises and a sub-optimal tire ...
Key Highlights Charles Leclerc claimed his second consecutive second-place finish following an intense on-track battle at the Austin Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver prevailed in a race-long duel against Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, executing the decisive overtake with just seven laps remaining. Leclerc’s aggressive performance earned him the top spot in the fan-voted Driver of ...
Key Highlights: Kimi Antonelli claimed his ninth Grand Prix victory of the season at the United States Grand Prix, executing an inspired one-stop strategy to edge out Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen. A 13.078-second winning margin leaves Antonelli on the verge of clinching the Drivers’ Championship after starting from pole position and leading comfortably despite ...
Key Highlights: Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli converted pole position into his ninth win of the 2026 season at the United States Grand Prix. Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc finished second ahead of Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, who struggled with engine braking issues that he called “undriveable”. Antonelli needs just two points at the upcoming Mexico Grand Prix ...
Key Highlights: Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton start fourth and fifth for Ferrari at the United States Grand Prix, placing both drivers directly behind one another heading into COTA’s hazardous Turn 1. Leclerc confirmed that Ferrari has not imposed specific team rules for the opening corner, stating that both drivers are fully aware of the ...
Key Highlights: Ferrari missed out on front-row spots at Austin, qualifying fourth with Charles Leclerc and fifth with Lewis Hamilton despite demonstrating strong pace in practice sessions. Lewis Hamilton identified a straight-line speed deficit compared to Red Bull and Mercedes, attributing rivals’ gains to engine deployment and chassis updates. Charles Leclerc pointed to critical tyre ...
Key Highlights Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton start fourth and fifth for Ferrari at the United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas. Leclerc confirmed Ferrari has not implemented specific team orders for Turn 1, stating both drivers know “the line not to cross”. The precautions follow previous on-track tension this season, notably their ...
Key Highlights Ferrari struggled to convert its dominant practice pace into qualifying results at the United States Grand Prix, with Charles Leclerc placing fourth and Lewis Hamilton fifth. Leclerc pointed to falling track temperatures and the Ferrari chassis’ inability to adequately warm up tires on out-laps as the key culprit behind their Q3 plateau. Hamilton ...
Key Highlights: Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli starts on pole position at the Circuit of the Americas with his first opportunity to seal the 2026 Formula 1 World Championship. Antonelli will secure the title in Austin if he converts his pole position into a race victory and title rival George Russell finishes ninth or lower. Max ...
Key Highlights: Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli led the session timesheets, securing the top spot in the standings. Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen closely followed in second place, with junior driver Isack Hadjar taking third. Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc featured at the upper end of the order, placing fourth overall. Mercedes prospect Kimi Antonelli set the pace ...
Key Highlights: Lewis Hamilton led Free Practice 3 with a 1m 34.893s lap, completing a Ferrari clean sweep of all three practice sessions at the United States Grand Prix. Red Bull’s Max Verstappen finished second, while Charles Leclerc dropped to third after seeing his fastest lap scrubbed due to track limits violations. Mercedes secured the ...