The paddock head to the São Paulo Grand Prix for the 20th round of the 2026 season. While the fight for championship has drawn to a close, the Constructors Championship is yet to be decided with Mercedes leading with a significant 120 points, with Ferrari behind.

After having dominated the Friday sessions, Charles Leclerc only qualified in third place on Saturday. The Monegasque had to watch his teammate clinch Ferrari’s first pole of the season.

Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson collided in the second practice session. As a result, they were both handed a one-place grid penalty.

Norris shared his thoughts on his title defence and McLaren's hopes and plans to improve their 2026 challenger.

Mercedes' George Russell has outlined his priorities for the rest of the 2026 season ahead of the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Antonelli ended qualifying early after a Q1 crash. Photo credit: Finlay Williams / WHYOUT Images Kimi Antonelli has been formidable in the 2026 Formula One season, claiming eight victories and finishing on the podium in every race bar two. With the young Italian's upward trajectory, he has built a comfortable 81-point lead. But a mistake during the first section of qualifying in Azerbaijan leaves the 20-year-old starting from the back foot for Saturday's Grand Prix. George Ru

The Ferraris had a strong trio of practice sessions, with Charles Leclerc finishing second in both FP2 and FP3. Photo credits: Luca Martini / WHYOUT Photography The 14th round of the 2026 Formula One season takes place on an all-new circuit in Madrid. The Madring is a 5.414km long track featuring 22 turns and steep 13.5 degrees of banking around La Monumental, with drivers expected to reach up to 200mph around the streets of Madrid on Sunday. The drivers entered the unknown,

Lewis Hamilton concluded his single Friday practice session in ninth, a worryingly 1.2 seconds off the pace, leaving the Briton with more questions than answers over new upgrades.

After bringing another set of upgrades to the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix, McLaren seem closer to fighting back at the front.

The four-time world champion Max Verstappen is reportedly considering retirement at the end of the season.

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

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."

In a weekend to forget for Aston Martin, Adrian Newey opens up about how Aston Martin was left blindsided by the inexperience of Honda.