Mercedes has confirmed its next big Formula 1 car upgrade will arrive at the forthcoming grand prix in Malaysia, where it hopes to get back into contention for pole.
The Silver Arrows is the runaway leader of the 2026 championship with a 145-point advantage over second-placed Ferrari, despite its last major upgrade package being Montreal in May.
Mercedes has instead preferred to fit minor ...Keep reading
Read more: Mercedes aims to end pole drought with upcoming Malaysia F1 upgrades - Motorsport.com
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Saturday, September 19, 2026
Antonelli “doing a scarily good job” and “beating a much more experienced team-mate” – Norris | Formula 1 - RaceFans
Reigning world champion Lando Norris is highly impressed by the performance of the driver who looks set to succeed him.
Read more: Antonelli “doing a scarily good job” and “beating a much more experienced team-mate” – Norris | Formula 1 - RaceFans
Read more: Antonelli “doing a scarily good job” and “beating a much more experienced team-mate” – Norris | Formula 1 - RaceFans
Thursday, September 17, 2026
Max Verstappen even surprised himself with karting challenge performance - Motorsport.com
Max Verstappen surpassed his own expectations when he completed his Silverstone karting challenge in blistering time against 100 competitors.
On Wednesday Red Bull ran the ‘Max vs 100’ event, which pitted the four-time world champion against 100 amateur karters consisting of content creators, motorsport personnel and athletes.
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Read more: Max Verstappen even surprised himself with karting challenge performance - Motorsport.com
On Wednesday Red Bull ran the ‘Max vs 100’ event, which pitted the four-time world champion against 100 amateur karters consisting of content creators, motorsport personnel and athletes.
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Read more: Max Verstappen even surprised himself with karting challenge performance - Motorsport.com
'Nothing wrong with his recovery' – Red Bull provide Hadjar injury update - SkySports F1
Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies says they will continue to prioritise Isack Hadjar's recovery over rushing his return from injury, with evaluations planned before a call on whether he races at next week's Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Read more: 'Nothing wrong with his recovery' – Red Bull provide Hadjar injury update - SkySports F1
Read more: 'Nothing wrong with his recovery' – Red Bull provide Hadjar injury update - SkySports F1
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Why did Norris head to Portimao from Madrid? - F1technical.net
Lando Norris swapped his McLaren Formula 1 car for the team’s new MCL-HY Hypercar as he completed his first full test of the car at the Algarve International Circuit in Portimão.
Read more: Why did Norris head to Portimao from Madrid? - F1technical.net
Read more: Why did Norris head to Portimao from Madrid? - F1technical.net
Hamilton and Leclerc complete 623km of 2027 Pirelli tyre testing at Imola - F1technical.net
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were back behind the wheel of Ferrari’s SF-26 at Imola on Tuesday as the Scuderia joined Pirelli for a crucial test programme focused on the development of the Formula 1 tyres for the 2027 season.
Read more: Hamilton and Leclerc complete 623km of 2027 Pirelli tyre testing at Imola - F1technical.net
Read more: Hamilton and Leclerc complete 623km of 2027 Pirelli tyre testing at Imola - F1technical.net
Sebastian Vettel: “I’d be very happy” for Kimi Antonelli to beat me as F1’s youngest champion - Motorsport.com
Sebastian Vettel says he will be “very happy” for Kimi Antonelli to beat his record as Formula 1’s youngest world champion.
Vettel earned the accolade in 2010 at 23 years, four months and 11 days old, beating Lewis Hamilton’s 2008 record by five-and-a-half months.
Antonelli is increasingly likely to win this year’s title at just 20 years of age, with his Spanish Grand Prix victory ...Keep reading
Read more: Sebastian Vettel: “I’d be very happy” for Kimi Antonelli to beat me as F1’s youngest champion - Motorsport.com
Vettel earned the accolade in 2010 at 23 years, four months and 11 days old, beating Lewis Hamilton’s 2008 record by five-and-a-half months.
Antonelli is increasingly likely to win this year’s title at just 20 years of age, with his Spanish Grand Prix victory ...Keep reading
Read more: Sebastian Vettel: “I’d be very happy” for Kimi Antonelli to beat me as F1’s youngest champion - Motorsport.com
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