Key Highlights: Haas F1 Team has officially confirmed that Esteban Ocon will not drive for the team again this season following an internal dispute at the Mexican Grand Prix. Ferrari Driver Academy prospect and Formula 2 championship leader Rafael Camara will make his early Formula 1 debut at his home race, the Sao Paulo Grand ...
Key Highlights: Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli secured his maiden Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship in Mexico, becoming the youngest title winner in the sport’s history at age 20. Team principal Toto Wolff reflected on the milestone, contrasting the historic era alongside Lewis Hamilton with the youthful, homegrown ascent of Antonelli. Wolff revealed the internal conviction behind ...
Key Highlights: Leaked commercial shoot photographs show Max Verstappen dressed in unreleased Red Bull Racing team kit featuring prominent Adidas branding and the iconic three stripes. The imagery also shows a prominent white Adidas logo displayed directly on the side of the Red Bull RB22, replacing current apparel supplier Castore. The leaked production appearance aligns ...
Key Highlights: Isack Hadjar stormed from seventh to fifth at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez before an opening-lap collision with George Russell relegated him to the back of the pack. The FIA stewards handed George Russell a 10-second time penalty for lunging down the inside at Turn 6 and sending Hadjar into a spin. Despite further ...
Key Highlights: Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli has officially become the youngest-ever Formula 1 world champion at the Mexico City Grand Prix, ending an Italian title drought dating back to Alberto Ascari in 1953. In an exclusive interview with Motorsport.com, his father Marco Antonelli opened up about the emotional triumph, their grid routine, and why he ...
Key Highlights: Aston Martin suffered a double DNF at the Mexico Grand Prix, with both Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll retiring after just five laps due to severe power unit cooling issues. Honda Trackside General Manager Shintaro Orihara revealed that the ERS cooling circuit experienced heavier stress than anticipated amid Mexico City’s high-altitude conditions. Despite ...
Key Highlights: Max Verstappen secured his sixth career win in Mexico, jokingly suggesting the event be renamed the “Maxico” Grand Prix. Red Bull Racing outmaneuvered Ferrari by matching Charles Leclerc’s pit stop lap to capitalize on the Monégasque driver’s five-second time penalty. The victory moved Verstappen into second place in the 2026 World Drivers’ Championship ...
Key Highlights: Charles Leclerc argued that track architecture was the primary culprit behind his opening-lap incident with Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton at the Mexico Grand Prix, suggesting a barrier would deter extreme braking risks. Leclerc received a five-second time penalty after running off onto the grass at Turn 4 and cutting Turn 5, dropping him ...
Key Highlights Former Formula 1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya says Ferrari must impose internal penalties after an opening-lap clash between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc jeopardized their Mexican Grand Prix victory. Leclerc received a five-second time penalty after both Ferrari drivers ran wide during his overtake on pole-sitter Hamilton, clearing the way for Red Bull’s ...
Key Highlights: Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff labeled the Mexican Grand Prix a “catastrophic moment” for George Russell after a start-line technical setback and a 10-second penalty derailed his race. Russell skipped mandatory post-race media engagements after congratulating newly crowned 2026 World Champion teammate Kimi Antonelli, drawing a €5,000 fine for Mercedes. Finishing sixth dropped ...
Key Highlights: Mercedes received a €5,000 fine after George Russell skipped his mandatory post-race media obligations following the Mexico Grand Prix. Russell endured a punishing race, falling from second to finish sixth due to initial battery energy delivery issues and a 10-second penalty for colliding with Isack Hadjar. Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff fully backed ...
Key Highlights Lewis Hamilton strongly criticized Charles Leclerc’s aggressive driving tactics after Ferrari surrendered a potential one-two victory at the Mexico Grand Prix. Leclerc received a five-second penalty for cutting Turn 5 during an opening-lap squabble with Hamilton, opening the door for Red Bull’s Max Verstappen to seize the win. Hamilton finished second ahead of ...