Laurent Mekies admits Red Bull’s underlying problems will take time to solve despite P2 finish at the 2026 F1 Spanish GP
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Mekies admits there’s no silver bullet for underlying Red Bull problems after 2026 F1 Spanish GP

Max Verstappen’s second place finish at the 2026 F1 Spanish GP in Madrid provided Red Bull with another encouraging result, but team principal Laurent Mekies admits the team’s underlying problems will take longer to solve.  Despite Verstappen’s recent string of strong results—the Dutchman has finished on the podium at every race he has seen the…

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Pierre Gasly discussed how the Madring can be improved in the upcoming years. And the Alpines pace at the 2026 F1 Spanish GP.
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Gasly happy with “very strong” pace in 2026 F1 Spanish GP

Pierre Gasly was unable to score points at the 2026 F1 Spanish GP despite the Alpine showing good pace following the VSC. Following the race, Gasly discussed how the new ‘Madring’ track can be improved for racing in the upcoming seasons. Pierre Gasly on his 2026 F1 Spanish GP The 2026 Spanish GP took place…

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McLaren boss Andrea Stella on VSC fairness after controversy involving it and Lando Norris losing the 2026 F1 Spanish GP.
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McLaren Team Principal Stella on VSC fairness after 2026 F1 Spanish GP

McLaren F1 Team Principal Andrea Stella has admitted the Virtual Safety car rules have left him “puzzled” after the Spanish GP. The timing of the VSC at the Madring cost McLaren an easy victory for reigning world champion Lando Norris. Stella questioned whether the system was fair. Stella on race control and the existing rules…

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Oscar Piastri reflects on his collision with George Russell and his pace on an H-M one-stopper after his poor P8 finish at the 2026 F1 Spanish GP
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Piastri discusses clash with Russell and race pace after difficult P8 finish at 2026 F1 Spanish GP

Oscar Piastri reflected on his opening-lap incident with George Russell, the repercussions of not pitting under the VSC, and the pace he demonstrated on an H-M one-stopper following his underwhelming eighth-place finish at the 2026 Spanish GP. In Saturday’s qualifying, the Australian needed an extra set of softs to guarantee he made it through Q2….

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Lindblad driving in F1 Spanish GP
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Lindblad happy to take P9 from “tricky” 2026 F1 Spanish GP

Racing Bulls’ rookie driver Arvid Lindblad secured a rather positive P9 finish in the 2026 F1 Spanish GP for an impressive eighth points finish in his last nine races completed in the championship. In spite of being able to add additional points to his overall tally, Lindblad remained not satisfied with his overall race and…

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Lando Norris completes 38 laps in McLaren’s MCL-HY at Portimão and says he cannot wait to return as its 2027 WEC debut nears.
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Norris “can’t wait” for another McLaren MCL-HY run after Portimão test

Lando Norris has expressed his desire to return to the cockpit of McLaren’s new MCL-HY Hypercar after completing 38 laps during the manufacturer’s latest FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) test at Portimão. The reigning Formula 1 World Champion joined McLaren Hypercar Team at the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve on 14 September for the MCL-HY’s fifth…

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Toto Wolff discusses George Russell's on-track inconsistencies and how the 2026 F1 Spanish GP would’ve unfolded for Kimi Antonelli without the VSC's assistance
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Wolff reflects on Russell’s ongoing struggles, lauds quick reaction to pit Antonelli under VSC at 2026 F1 Spanish GP

Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff opened up about George Russell’s on-track struggles, how the race would’ve played out for Kimi Antonelli without the assistance of the Virtual Safety Car, and whether the Brit could’ve pulled off a one-stop strategy following their haul of 35 points at the 2026 Spanish GP on Sunday.  In Madrid, the…

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Michael Masi joins SRO Motorsports Australia as Head of Sporting, with a 2026 handover ahead of taking the role full-time in 2027.
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Michael Masi joins SRO Motorsports Australia as Head of Sporting

Michael Masi will join SRO Motorsports Australia as its new Head of Sporting, with the experienced motorsport official beginning an immediate handover before taking up the position full-time for the 2027 season. Masi will attend the final two Shannons SpeedSeries rounds of 2026 as part of that transition, starting with this weekend’s GT Festival at…

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