Esteban Ocon faces a brutal battle for his Formula 1 survival as sharks circle around his vulnerable Haas seat, including powerhouse interest from Ferrari, McLaren and Toyota all attempting to pry their own protégés into the cockpit before the season is over. Ocon, 29, has endured a difficult tenure at Haas. The Frenchman has consistently
Lewis Hamilton has silenced his doubters, recovering from a career-defining slump to reclaim his place at the front of the Formula 1 grid – and even his own team boss is unwilling to take credit for the Briton’s astonishing mental toughness. In a season that at times looked like the swansong of the all-time great,
Lewis Hamilton has flipped the script at Ferrari, returning Charles Leclerc back to the top of the Formula 1 pecking order as a seven-time world champion. Hamilton’s revival has not only unsettled the Italian outfit – it has sent shock waves throughout the paddock, raising the stakes for the 2026 championship and forcing Leclerc to
Ferrari has denied reports that dealers are pressuring customers to buy the new all-electric Luca. Chief marketing officer Enrico Galliera said Luce targets a different customer demographic. Despite the ongoing rumours, Ferrari says demand for Loos is in line with expectations. A month after the debut of the much-hyped Ferrari Luce – Maranello’s first electric
Shockwaves spread across the Formula 1 paddock today as new claims emerged that Mercedes have made an audacious attempt to pry reigning world champion Max Verstappen away from Red Bull, setting the stage for a potentially seismic shift in the sport’s power dynamics. Former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher has fueled speculation by claiming that Mercedes
Ferrari’s title hopes are teetering on a knife’s edge – and one Formula 1 veteran says there is only one way to move forward: put it all on Lewis Hamilton, or risk losing another season to the history books. Lewis Hamilton has returned to the championship race, trailing Andrea Kimi Antonelli by just 41 points
The biggest car news and reviews, no BS Our free daily newsletter delivers the stories that really matter straight to you every weekday. Finally it happened. After a 41-race winning streak, Sir Lewis Hamilton achieved what he admitted he doubted would ever come: his 106th Formula 1 victory. But not just any win, his first
Lewis Hamilton has shattered expectations and rewritten the script of Formula 1 history by scoring his first win as a Ferrari driver at the 2026 Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix. Not only did the British icon dominate the Spanish circuit, but he did so with a tactical masterclass and a winning margin that left his rivals breathless.