Who slept best last night: Frederic Vasseur - Motorsport.com

Lewis Hamilton's first win for Fred Vasseur's team didn't come in Barcelona on 14 June 2026. It came more than 20 years ago in Formula 3 Euro Series.
Back then, the 20-year-old Hamilton won the opening round at Hockenheim driving for the Frenchman's ASM team, before going on to dominate the season with 15 victories from 20 races. The following year he moved up to GP2, now with the newly formed ...Keep reading

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"This is a day I'll never forget," claims Hamilton after his magical maiden Ferrari ... - F1technical.net

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton delivered a landmark performance as he claimed his first victory in Ferrari colours, a triumph built on bold strategy and relentless pace during his last stint.

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Has Adrian Newey changed since his McLaren days? - F1technical.net

Aston Martin’s recruitment of Adrian Newey has been one of the defining storylines in the previous F1 season, and few people are better placed to assess the significance of his arrival than Pedro de la Rosa.

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"The upgrade was a good step forward," Leclerc hails Ferrari's Barcelona upgrade package - F1technical.net

Charles Leclerc’s qualifying session for the Barcelona‑Catalunya Grand Prix collapsed in a single, costly moment at Turn 4, ending what had been one of his most convincing Saturdays in weeks.

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Round-up: Williams “even further away than expected” says Sainz, and more | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Saturday's edition of the RaceFans round-up.

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FP2: Norris pips Russell to set Friday benchmark in second Barcelona practice - F1technical.net

Lando Norris set the benchmark in a demanding and grip‑limited second practice session at the Circuit de Barcelona‑Catalunya, leading George Russell and Oscar Piastri by just 0.057 seconds as the competitive picture for the Barcelona‑Catalunya Grand Prix began to take shape.

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Verstappen “surprised” FIA ruled Red Bull have best combustion engine | Formula 1 - RaceFans

Max Verstappen says Red Bull will discuss with the FIA why its rivals will be given extra opportunities to develop their power unit.

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