With all 11 F1 teams having unveiled their 2026 liveries, our writers decide which outfits have the most eye-catching designs to mark the start of a new era for the sport.

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.

Everything you need to know about each F1 team’s car launch ahead of the 2026 season with new technical regulations.

Over the course of the season, Racing Bulls climbed their way up the mid-field ranks. With a fresh driver lineup following Yuki Tsunoda’s move to Red Bull three races in, RB showed great consistency in their results, but errors held them back from their full potential. Here’s their end of year report.

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.

Liam Lawson takes full blame for his Singapore qualifying, stating two practice crashes were "not good enough" but hopes the car is fast enough to fight.

Liam Lawson grabs his first ever front-row starting position, after a chaotic red-flag filled qualifying session in Baku.

Isack Hadjar reframes Red Bull seat rumours, dismissing speculation and positioning himself as a contender through performance and merit.

The FIA has announced its decision regarding the Right of Review requested by Williams for a penalty given to Carlos Sainz at the Dutch Grand Prix. After the hearing, the stewards have decided to overturn the original penalty.

Yuki Tsunoda was left frustrated after contact with Liam Lawson ruined his points bid in Monza, calling the move “very unnecessary”.

With battles set to intensify, DIVEBOMB takes a closer look at the state of the play for the mid-field teams coming into the final 10 races.

Racing Bulls had a rocky start to the season with key reshuffles within the team but still show promise of upward results with two drivers in their first full F1 season.

Hülkenberg's dream, Piastri's penalty, Norris' glory and more — five key takeaways from a wild and wet British Grand Prix at Silverstone.

Written by Peter Johnson, Edited by Dhara Dave Credit: Jasmine Chang / Red Bull Content Pool Since the chequered flag fell at the end of...

Red Bull have announced that Liam Lawson will be demoted from Red Bull and replaced by Yuki Tsunoda ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix.

Who came out on top at the second Grand Prix weekend of the season - and who didn't?

Red Bull are considering dropping Liam Lawson following his tough start to 2025, with Yuki Tsunoda and Franco Colapinto waiting in the wings