Motor Sports
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The great unknown: F1 Returns with new rules and high Stakes
Formula 1 is back this weekend with the season-opener at Australia’s Albert Park circuit, marked by all-new regulations for 2026.
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Reading between the laps: The 2026 pecking order
Ferrari and Mercedes lead the pack after Bahrain testing, but controversial new hybrid power units are causing major headaches for drivers.
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F1 2026: Pre-season testing, Week 1
Formula 1’s 2026 regulation revolution delivered stunning-looking cars, but Bahrain testing exposed serious problems beneath the surface. The new machinery is running 10 seconds per lap slower than previous years…
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“Next year, definitely not” | South Africa F1 Grand Prix plans officially delayed
Minister admits officials underestimated F1 hosting requirements, crushing 2027 Grand Prix hopes.
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F1 ‘secret’ testing delivers surprises
By now, all teams have launched some version of the car they’ll be racing with in 2026. They have taken these cars and attempted to put them through their paces…
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F1 2026 isn’t an update, it’s a reboot
Formula 1 is no stranger to rule and regulation changes. But calling the new 2026 regulations a change is a colossal understatement. It makes the introduction of Hybrid power units…
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McLaren’s big dea: Fairness first, victory optional
The Qatar Grand Prix showcased McLaren’s poor strategic decisions, allowing Verstappen to gain an advantage and risk losing the championship.
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Verstappen on course for title no. 5?
There have been many times in Formula 1 where the writing has been on the wall early on. The introduction of the hybrid era, for example. Mercedes well and truly…
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Baku delivers yet another spectacle
Since its introduction to the Formula 1 calendar, the Azerbaijan Grand Prix has hardly failed to produce a spectacle. No doubt, this prompted the 2025 slogan – Expect the unexpected.…
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The tale of Dutch Grand Prix
The Dutch Grand Prix didn’t go the way many wanted it to. For one, the Orange Army, though tempered by Max Verstappen’s recent form, still would have held out some…
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