Explore the challenges and excitement of F1's 2026 engine overhaul as it navigates new technological complexities and racing dynamics.

As Formula One enters a new era with this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, there is a sense of excitement but also trepidation about what will unfold.

After several years in which the teams’ performances converged so much that the sport was determined by finer margins than ...

François Provost attacked "fake PHEVs" and said his company needed reassurances for the future, while it had its future in its hands since 2024.

Formula 1’s new era dawns today at Albert Park. Melbourne will bear witness to what’s being billed as the most significant change in Formula 1 history. Forget everything you thought you knew about how ...

Ted Kravitz and Bernie Collins “really like” the way McLaren have varied the cooling vents on Lando Norris’ car at the 2026 ...

The specter of deindustrialization has been haunting German political discourse since the late 2010s. Across the political spectrum, the supposedly imminent demise of German industry has largely been ...

The vibrations were the chief culprit behind the team’s unreliability during testing, the power unit battery unable to ...

Once again, an extraordinarily warm and dry winter has most of us on edge. Conditions like these conjure ominous images of flames, scorched hillsides and towering smoke plumes. It’s hard ...

Formula 1 drivers are bracing for “chaos” as they step into the unknown at this weekend’s season-opening Australian Grand Prix and the start of the new rules cycle.

Aston Martin will not complete the Australian Grand Prix because of the risk of permanent nerve damage to its drivers from extreme vibrations in the car.