Former champion Jacques Villeneuve believes Max Verstappen can win 7 or 8 F1 titles. He says the 2026 regulations will highlight driver talent, putting Verstappen in a prime position to break the all-time record.
Ralf Schumacher defends his critical punditry style, acknowledging it creates distance with drivers but insisting it's his job to offer honest analysis.
Haas F1 teams up with Castore for its 2026 kit, aligning with the team's upcoming rebrand to TGR Haas F1 Team under its new partnership with Toyota Gazoo Racing.
Helmut Marko recalls Sebastian Vettel's immense ambition, remembering how he was "inconsolable" after losing the 2009 F1 championship, a moment that defined his will to win.
Liam Lawson and Franco Colapinto are under immense pressure to perform in 2026. With new regulations and high expectations, failure to deliver could cost them their F1 seats.
Fernando Alonso believes the 2026 power unit changes will allow him to use clever energy deployment tactics to defend against rivals, though he ultimately prefers raw speed over strategic midfield finishes.
Lewis Hamilton's deep involvement as a consultant on the upcoming 'F1' movie was deemed essential for its authenticity, with director Joseph Kosinski and star Brad Pitt crediting the seven-time champion for keeping the film grounded in the true reality of the sport.
Ferrari has decided to keep Riccardo Adami as Lewis Hamilton's race engineer and Bryan Bozzi with Charles Leclerc for the 2026 season, ending recent speculation about potential shake-ups.
As Lewis Hamilton prepares for his Ferrari debut, he's trading his Ducati for a KTM dirt bike. The seven-time champion is also reportedly exploring an investment in a MotoGP team.
Marking his 41st birthday, Lewis Hamilton announced a personal and sporting "reset" for 2026. After a tough first season at Ferrari, he's targeting a comeback under new F1 regulations.
After losing his 2026 Red Bull race seat to Isack Hadjar, Yuki Tsunoda is set to become the team's reserve driver, but he's already hinting at a swift return to the F1 grid.
Sergio Perez revealed the depth of his commitment to Red Bull, sharing he spent a week in the simulator during the 2023 season while his son was hospitalized with pneumonia.
