F1 drivers unveil striking one-off helmet designs for first Madrid Spanish GP - Motorsport.com

Formula 1's arrival in Madrid for the Spanish Grand Prix has prompted several drivers to introduce special helmet designs for the inaugural event.
Set around the IFEMA exhibition centre, the new Madring circuit will host the Spanish Grand Prix for the first time. Ahead of the race weekend, home heroes Carlos Sainz, who also serves as an ambassador of the circuit, and two-time champion Fernando ...Keep reading

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Williams pays tribute to 1981 title-winning car with special Spanish Grand Prix livery - Motorsport.com

Williams will be sporting a one-off 1981-inspired livery on its FW48 at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid.
The special white, green and navy blue colourway pays homage to the FW07C, the car that claimed the constructors' championship in 1981. Interestingly, that year also marks the last time Formula 1 visited the Spanish capital, when Alan Jones and Carlos Reutemann competed at the ...Keep reading

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Leclerc admits he should not have ‘put Lewis in a difficult situation’ in Monza lap one clash | Formula 1 - RaceFans

Charles Leclerc has admitted he was at fault for forcing his team mate Lewis Hamilton off on the first lap of the Italian Grand Prix.

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Red Bull signs former Aston Martin Performance Director as new Head of Racing - F1technical.net

Red Bull have announced the signing of experienced Formula 1 engineer Tom McCullough, who will join the team as its new Head of Racing at the beginning of the 2027 season.

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Stats: Antonelli scores first home win for an Italian Formula 1 driver in 36 years | 2026 Italian Grand Prix stats and facts - RaceFans

Andrea Kimi Antonelli scored the first home win for an Italian F1 driver since 1990 and moved Mercedes closer to beating a Ferrari benchmark.

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F1's toughest street track ever? Why new Madring could cause Spanish GP chaos - SkySports F1

Formula 1 has a brand-new track to look forward to this weekend and the expectation is there will be carnage and the drivers will be seriously tested at the Madring.

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On This Day: Furious Alonso says F1 is ‘no longer a sport’ as Schumacher retires | Brief - RaceFans

Furious Alonso says F1 is 'no longer a sport' as Schumacher retires

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Hadjar to miss Spanish GP as wrist injury recovery continues - F1technical.net

Red Bull have confirmed that Isack Hadjar will miss this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid as the French driver continues his recovery from a wrist injury.

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Stella claims McLaren "aims to fight consistently for wins in the last ten races" - F1technical.net

McLaren left Monza encouraged by a strong Italian Grand Prix weekend, despite being unable to challenge Mercedes for victory, with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri finishing fourth and fifth respectively after an intense battle between the two team-mates.

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Wolff hails his team after Mercedes "were comfortably faster than the rest of the field" - F1technical.net

Kimi Antonelli produced one of the most remarkable drives of his Formula 1 career to win his home Italian Grand Prix, recovering from 19th on the grid to lead Mercedes to a sensational one-two finish at Monza.

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Audi signals appeal over Tsunoda’s Italian GP non-penalty - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The Audi Formula 1 team has notified the FIA of its intention to appeal against Yuki Tsunoda's non-penalty in the Italian Grand Prix.
Amid confusion over where he was supposed to line up on a lap 6 restart, Tsunoda parked in his correct 14th grid slot, but at an angle towards the inside wall. Race director Rui Marques was "not comfortable" with Tsunoda's position, so imposed an extra formation ...Keep reading

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Oscar Piastri on Monza 2025 team orders: "I wouldn’t change how I responded" - Motorsport.com

Exactly a year ago, Oscar Piastri arrived at Monza as the title favourite, leading team-mate Lando Norris by 34 points after the latter's retirement at Zandvoort - but it was from that weekend onwards that things started to go wrong. Piastri eventually lost the title, ending the season third behind not only Norris, but also Max Verstappen.
While several poor performances and mistakes cost him a ...Keep reading

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Did Verstappen's unusual move cost Russell Italian GP pole? - F1technical.net

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff believes George Russell was denied a strong chance at pole position for the Italian Grand Prix after Max Verstappen compromised the Mercedes driver's final qualifying lap at Monza.

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Russell does not believe Mercedes can take anything for granted despite dominant showing in ... - F1technical.net

Mercedes made a strong start to the Italian Grand Prix weekend at Monza, with George Russell topping the second practice session and Kimi Antonelli finishing third as the team showed encouraging pace over both single-lap and long-run simulations.

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Antonelli and Albon set to start from the back row at the Italian Grand Prix - F1technical.net

Alex Albon will start the Italian Grand Prix from the back of the grid after Williams was forced to fit additional power unit components to his car at Monza.

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On This Day: Scarfiotti grabs home win for Ferrari at Monza as Brabham takes title | Brief - RaceFans

Scarfiotti grabs home win for Ferrari at Monza as Brabham takes title

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Which F1 drivers are out of contract at the end of 2026? - F1technical.net

More than half of the 2026 Formula 1 grid could potentially enter the driver market at the end of the season, setting the stage for what could become a fascinating battle for seats ahead of 2027.

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Norris reveals other 'opportunities' before committing future to McLaren - SkySports F1

Lando Norris has revealed he had other opportunities before signing a new contract to stay at McLaren until at least the end of 2030.

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Vowles hails the early impact of McLaren's former chief operating office at Grove - F1technical.net

Williams team principal James Vowles has praised the early impact of Piers Thynne after the former McLaren chief operating officer joined the team as part of its ongoing effort to modernise its operations and build the foundations for a return to championship contention.

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McLaren to debut radical H-wing rear wing at Monza - F1technical.net

The Woking-based team will introduce its own interpretation of the rotating rear-wing concept at the Italian Grand Prix after first testing it at the Hungaroring

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