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Max Verstappen has issued a stark warning to Formula 1, saying the series must significantly change its power units for 2026 if he is to remain in the championship. The Red Bull driver has been one of the loudest critics of F1’s 2026 regulations, voicing his concerns ahead of and after the Canadian Grand Prix

Lando Norris has stepped forward to accept personal responsibility for the tyre strategy decision that contributed to McLaren’s disastrous Canadian Grand Prix weekend. The reigning drivers’ champion failed to finish the race at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, pulling over on lap 40 after reporting a gearbox failure over team radio. Norris had actually made a strong

The 2026 Canadian Grand Prix produced a clear set of winners and losers as Formula 1 continued its season at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal. Liam Lawson found himself among the prominent names discussed in the aftermath of the race, drawing significant attention from observers and analysts. The Canadian Grand Prix has long served

Red Bull’s newly appointed consultant Gino Rosato has offered a candid and revealing insight into his personal relationship with both Max Verstappen and his father Jos. Rosato, speaking on the Pitstop podcast, pulled no punches when describing Jos Verstappen, calling the former F1 driver a ‘pure thug’ and warning people not to cross him. ‘Jos

Racing Bulls and Liam Lawson have been handed a combined $60,000 fine following an incident that drew widespread attention from the motorsport community. The penalty was issued to both the driver and the team after stewards ruled that a breach of regulations had occurred during the event in question. Lawson, the New Zealand driver who

Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu has emphatically dismissed reports suggesting Esteban Ocon’s position at the team is under threat, calling the claims baseless. The rumours originated from a report on the Pole Position show for Canal UOL, broadcast between the Miami and Canadian Grands Prix, citing alleged tensions between Komatsu and Ocon. Journalist Julianne Cerasoli

Lewis Hamilton delivered his best grand prix result in Ferrari colours at the Canadian Grand Prix, finishing second at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal. The seven-time world champion appeared visibly relieved after the race, as though significant pressure had lifted following a difficult early spell with his new team. Hamilton spent the majority of

McLaren enter the Canadian Grand Prix weekend as reigning two-time constructors’ champions, yet their 2026 season has produced a troubling pattern of race-ruining misfortune before lights even go out. The Woking outfit carry genuine pace into every weekend, with Andrea Stella leading a team widely regarded as one of Formula 1’s most competent and well-organised

Charles Leclerc has revealed he will study Lewis Hamilton’s data from the Canadian Grand Prix to understand his own performance struggles in Montreal. The Monegasque driver described the weekend as the most difficult of his Formula 1 career, a striking admission from a two-time race winner with Ferrari. Leclerc finished fourth on Sunday, securing a

Robert Kolcak has been disqualified from the Royal Rally of Scandinavia following a stewards’ hearing held on Saturday evening at the European Rally Championship event. The 37-year-old Slovakian driver, competing under the Chooligan Racing team banner, was removed from the results after an incident involving a female scrutineer during a routine safety stop. The incident