F1 rival series throw shade at new rules: "We don't do that here" - Motorsport.com

The Australian Grand Prix kicked off the 2026 Formula 1 season on 8 March at Albert Park, Melbourne, providing fans and the paddock with their first glimpse of the new regulations.
While it is early in the season, the new regulation cars have so far received a mixed reaction from within the paddock. Mercedes and George Russell are understandably fairly happy after the 1-2 finish for the ...Keep reading

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“How did you not call the pit?” Ups and downs in Hamilton’s first race with new engineer | Formula 1 - RaceFans

Lewis Hamilton's new race engineer admitted their failure to pit during a Virtual Safety Car period produced the gap Mercedes won by.

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Wolff: Mercedes are back, but we're in a fight with Ferrari - SkySports F1

Mercedes chief Toto Wolff has declared his team "are back" after their one-two in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, but insists the Silver Arrows have a fight on their hands against Ferrari.

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Round-up: Wolff ‘bidding to beat Horner to stake in Alpine’, and more | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Tuesday's edition of the RaceFans round-up.

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Deployment becomes the defining skill, claims Hamilton - F1technical.net

Hamilton explained that the biggest challenge of the new regulations is managing the energy‑deployment system, which now dictates lap time far more than in previous eras.

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Juan Pablo Montoya reveals the key reason Lewis Hamilton must outperform Charles Leclerc - Motorsport.com

Former Formula 1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya has spoken about why it is so important for Lewis Hamilton to outperform his Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc.
After struggling in his first season with the Maranello outfit in 2025, Hamilton is eager to return to his championship-winning form after having a personal reset over the winter break.
While it may seem obvious that drivers will always ...Keep reading

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Australian GP: Russell sets stunning pace after huge Antonelli crash LIVE! - SkySports F1

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