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The 2026 WEC season has seen some mid-season calendar changes, with Barcelona and Monza replacing Qatar and Bahrain due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

George Russell entered the 2026 season as a favourite for the championship, and a compelling victory in the opening round in Australia seemed to have sealed that presumption. But as the rounds went on, Russell began falling behind his teammate Kimi Antonelli, with the Briton suffering from a fair share of bad luck.

Lando Norris took his first win of 2026 in an eventful Hungarian Grand Prix, as Max Verstappen and Kimi Antonelli complete the podium.

Nyck de Vries took victory for Mahindra after an eventful Round 15 in Formula E in 2026, claiming a crucial victory at the Tokyo E-Prix. He would win out, ahead of Nick Cassidy and Jake Dennis, who joined him on the podium on Sunday.

The FIA has confirmed the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix will be relocated to Malaysia, with Sepang returning to the Formula 1 calendar for the first time in nine years. The move follows months of contingency planning as the sport responded to ongoing uncertainty in the Middle East.

Campos racer Noel León capitalised on a key opportunity to pit before the VSC was called out around the Hungaroring, fending off a chasing pole-sitter Kush Maini and Invicta's Rafa Câmara to take his first F2 Feature Race win of the season.

Antonelli handed 3-place grid drop for yellow flag infringement in Hungary; Russell 6th after water leak. Mercedes target race-pace comeback.

Lewis Hamilton handed a three-place grid penalty for impeding Piastri in Hungarian GP qualifying, dropping him from P2 after missing pole.

A complete run down of the session which saw Lando Norris take his first pole of 2026 by just 0.012 seconds.

The third and final practice session for the Hungarian Grand Prix was topped by Lando Norris. The reigning World Champion made his mark on the Hungaroring with a 1:17.939.

Credit: Formula 2 via X ART's Kush Maini capitalised on his strengths around the Hungaroring to take a second Formula 2 pole in 2026 for the latest weekend in Hungary. In a close shootout towards the end, he would prevail by 0.117 seconds from Invicta's Rafa Câmara, with Campos' Noel León shooting up to third on his final run in a tricky qualifying session for F2's challengers. The other Invicta of Joshua Dürksen ended up fourth, ahead of ART's Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak in fif

Andretti have confirmed it will switch manufacturer partners from Porsche to Nissan for the Gen4 era of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, beginning at the end of 2026.

With inconsistent results so far, Oscar Piastri looks to McLaren’s latest upgrade package to find the missing pace in Budapest.

After a tough start to 2026, Fernando Alonso stays optimistic as Aston Martin reveals major upgrades in Budapest. Is a turnaround on the horizon?

The Dreyer and Reinbold Racing team, which has fielded one-off Indy 500 entries for the past few years, will be taking over one of Rahal Letterman Lanigan's entries for the full season starting next year.

Álex Palou has claimed a fifth win of the IndyCar season at Nashville Superspeedway to return to Victory Lane for the first time since May’s Detroit Grand Prix.

The sudden death of Citroën's Formula E Team Principal Cyril Blais has come as a shock to the Formula E faithful, only days away from the penultimate race weekend of the season in Tokyo. Blais, 46, had been an instrumental figure in bringing the French manufacturer into Formula E in Season 12.

A difficult outing in Belgium for Lewis Hamilton ended with a fifth-place finish after a five-second penalty and a scary incident in the pit lane.

Campos racer Noel León has been disqualified from the Formula 2 Feature Race at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, with the Spanish team also reprimanded over the course of the weekend, due to a major infraction during the red flag period.

Kimi Antonelli took his sixth victory of the 2026 season at the Belgian Grand Prix, chased all the way to the chequered flag by Charles Leclerc. Max Verstappen completed the podium, while an opening lap incident between Lewis Hamilton and George Russell took the Mercedes driver out of the race before it had even begun.