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Stories and legends: ranking Formula 1’s most iconic tracks The Formula 1 calendar now runs to more than 20 rounds, but not every win carries the same weight. Some tracks simply mean more than others. History, layout, prestige, the memories they leave behind. That is what sets them apart. Here is our top 5 of…

Ferrari: the aero machine still waiting for an engine to match it The Spanish Grand Prix confirmed a worrying trend for Ferrari’s rivals: the Scuderia now has the fastest car through the corners. Kimi Antonetti qualified just 0.064 seconds off George Russell’s pole time at Barcelona, one of the toughest tracks on the calendar. The…

Norris strikes hard as McLaren already sets the pace in Barcelona Lando Norris did not take part in the first practice session. It made no difference. By the end of the day, he was right where he wanted to be: top of the timesheets. On Friday afternoon, under blazing sun and punishing heat at the…

Formula 1: Leclerc extends at Ferrari, and the love story rolls on It’s official. Charles Leclerc will keep the ride with Scuderia Ferrari. The announcement came a few days before the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix, a fitting moment for the Monegasque, who races the streets of his hometown in red. No exact length was given…

The rule change and the drivers demands F1 chiefs are looking at a major overhaul of the engine formula. The target is 2027. The FIA wants to redraw the energy split. The combustion engine would get an extra 50 kilowatts. The electric side would be cut back accordingly. Right now, the setup is a clean…

The points haul and the first mechanical readout Pierre Gasly finished the Canadian race in eighth place. He had started from 14th on the grid. That end result still brought in a useful points haul. Gasly’s finish was helped in part by mechanical problems for the McLaren cars and George Russell’s Mercedes. Alpine, though, have…

Timing issues and hardware integration The Canadian round brought the official schedule to a close. The French drivers came away with wildly different numbers. Pierre Gasly and Isack Hadjar both finished inside the top 10. The Red Bull driver took fifth. Esteban Ocon, though, had a miserable one. Haas’ technical department changed the car’s aero…

Race numbers and the power unit verdict The Canadian Grand Prix has posted the season’s highest audience rating so far. The scoring system puts it at 8.4 out of 10. The North American race sits ahead of Miami, China, Australia and Japan on the numbers. The timing data backs up plenty of lead changes. Mercedes…

The points gap between Russell and Kimi, plus the mechanical failure George Russell retired on lap 31. The Canadian Grand Prix was the fifth round of the season. Mercedes’ technical report logged a power unit failure. Russell had been running in first when the mechanical gremlin struck. Kimi Antonelli took the win in Canada. It…