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Category: Formula 1
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Verstappen DQ’d after winning race at Nurburgring
Max Verstappen’s team was disqualified after he claimed a second GT3 race victory at the Nurburgring ahead of his debut at the iconic circuit’s 24-hour endurance race in May.
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‘Enough is enough,’ say Ferrari on F1 start rules
Ferrari is not willing to make further concessions over Formula 1’s start regulations as it attempts to protect one of its key advantages under the sport’s new regulations.
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Max Verstappen vs. F1’s new rules: Every complaint this season — and our verdict
Amid a wave of complaints from F1’s four-time world champion Max Verstappen, ESPN’s Nate Saunders examines every one and gives his verdict on whether they are warranted.
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Haas reveal Godzilla livery for Japan Grand Prix
Haas has unveiled the Godzilla livery it will race with at this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix.
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Explained: F1’s 24-race future from 2026 onwards
As Formula 1 enters a new period of regulations in 2026 with ever-growing popularity and new race locations floated, this is how the calendar stacks up over the next few years.
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Who’s really fastest in 2026? F1’s new rules are confusing the pecking order — and the drivers
Formula 1’s new era was always going to bring questions, but its first week of serious running has raised more than most. With one more preseason test in Bahrain still to come, ESPN makes sense of a fascinating three days in Sakhir.
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Ferrari impress as Leclerc leads F1 testing times
Charles Leclerc ensured Ferrari ended preseason testing in style with a scintillating set of late laps in Bahrain that will increase hype around the Italian team’s 2026 chances.
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F1 drivers eviscerate new cars at Australian GP – what’s going wrong, and is there a quick fix?
F1’s new cars failed to deliver on a painful debut as Lando Norris and Co. raged at the driving experience – ESPN’s Nate Saunders makes sense of the situation.
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Sources: Newey to step down as Aston team leader
Adrian Newey is set to step back from his team leadership role at Aston Martin to focus solely on technical matters, sources have confirmed to ESPN.