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In a series of major updates, F1 Academy has confirmed the continued support of all 10 Formula One teams for the 2026 season. Cadillac, making its F1 debut next year, will join the F1 Academy grid in 2027.

Jack Aitken will race for Hertz Team Jota Cadillac in the 2026 World Endurance Championship, replacing motorsport legend Jenson Button.

Lando Norris took a dominant victory in São Paulo to cap a clean-sweep weekend, while Max Verstappen charged through the field to third from the pit lane, missing out on second to Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli.

A recap of a surprising qualifying in Brazil, that saw Verstappen out in Q1.

Gabriel Bortoleto suffered a 57g crash during the São Paulo Sprint race, the damage meant he was unable to participate in Qualifying. 

Ollie Bearman and Liam Lawson have been given time penalties and points on their licence following an incident in the São Paulo sprint.

Lando Norris took sprint victory from pole in an interrupted session that saw title rival Oscar Piastri crash out after running in third, while Mercedes scored a double podium led by Kimi Antonelli.

A rundown of sprint qualifying for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

A run down of the sole practice session ahead of the 2025 Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

Franco Colapinto will remain with Alpine for the 2026 Formula One season, the team has confirmed ahead of the São Paulo Grand Prix.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown made a staggering statement about the future of Papaya rules and how it will influence the Championship. The American revealed he would rather see Max Verstappen secure the championship than have to decide to prioritise one driver at McLaren.

AJ Foyt Racing has announced the signing of Brazilian driver Caio Collet for the 2026 NTT IndyCar Series, marking the 23-year-old’s full-time debut in the series.

Welcome to Feeder Series Weekly Recap, a series bringing you all the news from the world of junior racing series. From F1 Academy completing its final in-season testing to an injury replacement announced, DIVEBOMB takes you through all the latest from the world of Feeder Series in the last week.

Formula E and the Federation Internationale de L'Automobile (FIA) unveiled a radical, striking prototype of the Gen4 Formula E car to the public, featuring a fresh design and marking a major transition from the current Gen3 Evo Formula E cars.

Corey Heim capped off a record-breaking season by dominating in Phoenix.

Chloe Chambers ensured yet another day's running went in favour of Mahindra Racing, as the American F1 Academy racer swept the two sessions of the all-women's Formula E test on Friday. 2024 chart topper Abbi Pulling would settle for second in both sessions.

Mathieu Jaminet announced on social media this morning that he will no longer race for Porsche from 2026 onwards.

Presidential candidate Laura Villàrs is suing the FIA, alleging its election statutes are 'undemocratic' and unlawfully block new candidates.

Porsche looked to have maintain their dominance in the powertrain segment, as Dan Ticktum topped the final session's running for Cupra Kiro, ahead of Nico Müller's Porsche. Four Porsche-powered cars also finished in the top six in the morning session, while Mahindra showed pace all through the day's testing on Tuesday.

Round 11 at Fuji of the 2025 Super Formula Season was cancelled due to intense fog. The replacement for that round was recently announced.