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Yuki Tsunoda reveals only regret since joining Red Bull as future remains uncertain

Yuki Tsunoda says his only regret since joining Red Bull is his costly Imola crash

Motorsport

Max Verstappen says Red Bull had potential in its F1 car all along, is he right?

For outsiders, Red Bull's turnaround with the RB21 has been impressive, but star driver Verstappen says the potential has been there all along – the team just couldn’t extract it. Here's what that means

Motorsport

Is Verstappen right that Red Bull had this potential in its F1 car all along?

Is the RB21 not as bad as many thought for much of the F1 season? In Singapore, Max Verstappen explained that the car’s potential had been there – Red Bull just couldn’t extract it. But what exactly does that mean?

Autosport

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F1 CEO: History "not enough" to keep classic venues on the calendar

Stefano Domenicali says 'new fans' have short memories and neither know nor care about the difference between Monaco and Las Vegas. Is this a message and, if so, to whom?

Autosport

Alonso: Failed Aston Martin F1 upgrades “should never have happened”

Aston Martin has been one of the busiest teams in adding new components, but has seen little benefit – and as Fernando Alonso says, “this is Formula 1, not an academy to test things”

Autosport

Some Aston Martin F1 upgrades “should never have happened” claims Fernando Alonso

Aston Martin has been one of the busiest teams in adding new components, but has seen little benefit – and as Fernando Alonso says, “this is Formula 1, not an academy to test things”

Motorsport

How Aston Martin's F1 team plans to become a "creative, chaotic innovation machine"

In the second part of an exclusive interview, Aston Martin CEO Andy Cowell lays out his plans for the hyper-ambitious squad's approach to get to the front of the F1 grid

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Aston Martin F1 team's plan to become a "creative, chaotic innovation machine"

In the second part of an exclusive interview, Aston Martin CEO Andy Cowell lays out his plans for the hyper-ambitious squad's approach to get to the front of the grid

Motorsport

Aston Martin can't help but wonder - what could Adrian Newey have done to its 2025 F1 car?

In an exclusive chat with Autosport, Aston Martin chief Andy Cowell admits it has been painful to let Adrian Newey focus his attention to 2026 amid the current season's woes

Autosport

Aston Martin can't help but wonder – what could Adrian Newey have done to its 2025 F1 car?

In an exclusive chat with Motorsport.com, Aston Martin chief Andy Cowell admits it has been painful to let Adrian Newey focus his attention to 2026 amid the current season's woes

Motorsport

Why new 2026 rules will level the playing field for F1's rookie class

Only one F1 rookie this year has been driving like a veteran. Next season’s controversial technical reset will force everyone to adopt new habits

Autosport

How 2026 rules will level the playing field for F1's rookie class

Only one F1 rookie this year has been driving like a veteran. Next season’s controversial technical reset will force everyone to adopt new habits

Motorsport

Ayao Komatsu praises Haas’ recovery after Melbourne performance "bomb"

Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu was effusive in his praise of his Formula 1 team for responding to the sudden emergence of a "bomb": its shattering weakness in high-speed conditions at this year's Australian Grand Prix.

Motorsport

Komatsu felt sick after Australian GP "bomb", praises Haas' F1 turnaround

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McLaren updates title-leading MCL39 with new floor at F1 British GP

McLaren introduced revisions to its MCL39 Formula 1 car's floor for the British Grand Prix, and also made minor changes to the rear brake duct inlet as it aims to raise the bar even further.

Autosport

McLaren adds to title-contending MCL39 with F1 British GP floor updates

McLaren has introduced revisions to its MCL39 Formula 1 car's floor for the British Grand Prix, adding to that with a minor change to the rear brake duct inlet as it aims to raise the bar even further.

The Independent UK

Max Verstappen names six F1 tracks which must stay on calendar

The Red Bull F1 driver is known to like historic, old-school circuits and has revealed his favourites

Motorsport

Mercedes subject to “swings in performance” as Toto Wolff rules out continued dominance

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has cautioned that his squad isn't getting ahead of itself despite taking a comfortable win in Formula 1's Canadian Grand Prix on a hot track surface.

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Wolff: Mercedes can never be confident of repeating F1 Canadian GP form

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has cautioned that his squad isn't getting ahead of itself despite taking a comfortable win in Formula 1's Canadian Grand Prix on a hot track surface.

Motorsport

F1's Canadian GP will clash with the Indy 500 every five years

The clash between Formula 1’s 2026 Canadian Grand Prix and IndyCar’s Indianapolis 500 will only happen once every five years, Motorsport.com understands.

Autosport

F1's 2026 Canadian GP clash with Indy 500 won't happen every year

The clash between Formula 1’s 2026 Canadian Grand Prix and IndyCar’s Indianapolis 500 will only happen once every five years, Autosport understands.

The Independent UK

Madrid arrives on 24-race Formula One calendar in 2026

Madrid is the new host of the Spanish Grand Prix.

Evening Standard

Imola axed from 2026 F1 calendar as Madrid street race added

Madrid's Madring will be the last race in Europe on September 13

Motorsport

Mercedes at a loss over “very odd” high temperatures issues

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff admitted that his team still hasn’t got to the bottom of its issues running in hot temperatures after a triple-header of warm weather races saw the German side walk away with just 18 points for its two drivers.

Autosport

The "very odd" issue Mercedes is still unable to fix

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff admitted that his team still hasn’t got to the bottom of its issues running in hot temperatures after a triple-header of warm weather races saw the German squad walk away with just 18 points for its two drivers.

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