From Max Verstappen’s teenage breakthrough to Arvid Lindblad’s 2026 debut at last week's Australian Grand Prix, F1’s youngest points scorers show how the sport’s future is arriving earlier than ever.

Arvid Lindblad shines on his Formula One debut at Albert Park, surging from ninth into the points and fighting Lewis Hamilton in a fearless start.

From Mercedes unleashing the W17's staggering performance to Max Verstappen's recovery drive after a Q1 crash and fresh faces chasing points on debut, here are five things to look out for at F1's 2026 season opener in Australia.

Can Racing Bulls continue with their upward momentum with the addition of Arvid Lindblad and their new engine partnership with Ford?

Dan Fallows has been announced to be joining Racing Bulls as Technical Director after a short stint at Aston Martin.

Written by Jasmin Low, edited by Rohan Brown Arvid Lindblad will make his Formula One debut in 2026 after rising through the ranks as a Red Bull junior driver | Credit: Formula 2 Formula One will see just one new face joining the grid in 2026 in 18-year-old Arvid Lindblad, who is set to fill the seat of fellow Campos Racing alumnus Isack Hadjar at Racing Bulls (RB).  Lindblad makes the jump into the highest echelon of single-seater racing following a successful junior career,

Red Bull and Racing Bulls launched their 2026 liveries ahead of the upcoming Formula One season. The event took place in Detroit, Michigan, the home of Ford which was celebrated last night in front of the 1,500 capacity audience.

Following the announcement that Arvid Lindblad would be joining the Racing Bulls Formula One team for 2026, he cruised to the finish of his third Formula 2 win of the season in the Abu Dhabi Sprint Race.

Hadjar says he learned he was a Red Bull driver through “just a talk with Helmut,” entering 2026 focused on adaptation, hunger, and a clean-slate era.

Is Racing Bulls' recently announced 2026 driver Arvid Lindblad ready for F1, or is it too early for the 18-year-old?

The 2026 Formula One grid is complete, with Isack Hadjar set to replace Yuki Tsunoda at Red Bull and Arvid Lindblad making the jump to F1 with Racing Bulls, partnering Liam Lawson. Tsunoda is set to take up test and reserve driver duties with Red Bull in 2026.

Arvid Lindblad and Luke Browning have received two separate five-second time penalties for their respective incidents, demoting them outside the points-scoring positions and shaking up the championship picture during F2's Hungarian weekend.

Written by Jasmin Low The Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps is famous for its unpredictable weather, and this weekend’s proceedings were no...

Written by Jasmin Low After taking pole position on Friday, Arvid Lindblad put in a measured drive to maintain the net race lead from...

The Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari is known to be notoriously difficult to overtake around, and such was the case even when the grid of 22 drivers took to the circuit for 25 laps constituting the Imola sprint on Saturday.

Written by Jasmin Low, Edited by Marit Everett Arvid Lindblad stepped up to Formula 2 with Campos Racing for the 2025 season | Credit:...

After four rounds and 12 races, the 2025 Castrol Toyota Formula Regional Oceania Championship has reached its decisive moment

Written by Vyas Ponnuri Few people in motorsport find themselves in the sort of purple patch Prema Racing's Arvid Lindblad finds himself...