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FIA confirms Bahrain Grand Prix relocation to Malaysia amid Middle East uncertainty
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.

Alexa Bageas
Jul 263 min read


Leclerc leads opening Hungarian Grand Prix practice as Stroll crash brings out red flag
Charles Leclerc set the pace in the opening practice session for the Hungarian Grand Prix, edging out Max Verstappen after a closely fought hour that featured multiple lead changes, impressive rookie performances, and a late red flag following Lance Stroll's crash.

Alexa Bageas
Jul 243 min read


Antonelli claims maiden Sprint victory at Silverstone
Kimi Antonelli strengthened his championship lead with a composed drive to victory in Saturday's British Grand Prix Sprint at Silverstone. After remaining within striking distance of Lewis Hamilton throughout the opening laps, the Mercedes driver made his move in the second half of the race to secure his maiden Sprint victory and become the youngest winner in the format's history.

Alexa Bageas
Jul 43 min read


How F1's biggest stars are changing the conversation around men’s mental health
Behind Formula One's fastest stars lies a conversation often more important than racing itself. Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton are helping to change the narrative around men's mental health, proving that vulnerability is not weakness, but strength.

Alexa Bageas
Jun 209 min read


Red Bull join McLaren in Monaco appeal as FIA controversy escalates
Red Bull have joined McLaren in formally challenging Pierre Gasly's reinstated Monaco Grand Prix podium, with teams warning the FIA's decision could set a dangerous precedent for how Formula One races are decided in the future.

Alexa Bageas
Jun 163 min read


Russell leads Mercedes in Barcelona as Leclerc crashes out of qualifying
George Russell led a dominant Mercedes performance in Spanish Grand Prix qualifying, securing pole position ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Antonelli. Charles Leclerc's session ended in dramatic fashion after a heavy Q3 crash, while McLaren surprisingly struggled for pace and could only manage fourth and seventh on the grid.

Alexa Bageas
Jun 134 min read
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