Trident spent the majority of 2025 forming the tail of Formula 2’s ever-competitive field. In stark contrast to their F3 counterparts, the last time a Trident driver stood on a podium was in 2024. However, F2’s Melbourne weekend reaped massive rewards for a team looking ahead to an optimistic 2026.

Invicta Racing’s Rafael Câmara knows what it’s like to deliver strong performances on Sundays. The Brazilian took four Feature Race wins on his way to the Formula 3 title in 2025, and has kicked off his charge for the Formula 2 title with a podium in Melbourne.

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.

Last Sunday, Ferrari put up a promising fight against an untouchable Mercedes. Does the Prancing Horse have what it takes to fight for the 2026 championships?

The opening race of a new era in F1 history was filled with drama and action — here’s how all the drivers performed at the 2026 Australian Grand Prix.

The opening race of the season in Melbourne proved to be the traditional war of attrition, but who fared best on Formula One’s return?

Campos Racing’s Nikola Tsolov has grown a junior racing career from strength to strength. Now, one step away from the ultimate dream, the Bulgarian has put his nation on the top step of a Formula 2 podium and atop the F2 standings after an action-packed Feature Race in Melbourne.

Max Verstappen once again highlighted his concerns regarding Formula One's regulations, hoping that the growing criticism will cause the FIA to take action.

George Russell begins his 2026 title campaign with a dominant win in Australia after facing early pressure from Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, who rounded out the podium behind Kimi Antonelli in a season opener riddled with reliability gremlins across the field.

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.

Invicta Racing’s Joshua Dürksen took his fifth Formula 2 win in the opening sprint race of 2026 in Melbourne. Key to the Paraguayan’s victory charge were two crucial overtakes around the outside of Turns 9 and 10, leaving him untroubled ever since.

George Russell took a dominant pole in Melbourne with Kimi Antonelli lining up P2 after a chaotic qualifying session, as Toto Wolff admits he's "surprised by the gap" to the rest of the field.

Oscar Piastri admits Mercedes’ pace surprised the field after qualifying fifth at his home Australian Grand Prix.

Written by Liam Ploetner Joshua Dürksen took his fifth F2 victory, and his second at Albert Park. | Credit: Formula 2 It was Joshua Dürksen who took the opening win of the 2026 Formula 2 season in the Albert Park Sprint Race after starting from second place. How the action unfolded On pole was Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak, who was making his third start in F2, having competed in the final round in Abu Dhabi last year. The opening lap saw two spins, as Oliver Goethe spun from thir

In its first race weekend, Cadillac is still fighting to get some issues out of the way. Sergio Perez is not happy with his limited track time in the practice sessions.

Even more problems for Aston Martin arose in the practice sessions in Australia. Fernando Alonso reflects on them.

After topping the morning session, Charles Leclerc believes Mercedes is "very, very strong" and reveals they are "a bit more front than I would've wanted."

The 2026 F1 season is officially underway, and with new regulations come new technical terms to understand. Here's a breakdown of all the key vocabulary you'll hear throughout the season that marks the beginning of a fresh era for F1.

Race 5 kicked off in Melbourne on a sunny Friday afternoon at the Australian Grand Prix. Kostecki collected his second win of the weekend.

DAMS racer Dino Beganovic picked up from where he left off in Formula 2 in 2025, taking the first F2 pole position of the year in Australia, in a session of interruptions with a series of last-gasp surprises, ahead of Rodin Motorsport's duo of Martinius Stenshorne and Alex Dunne.