The Malaysian GP is back on the F1 calendar as the iconic Sepang International Circuit will host a race in 2026, replacing Bahrain.

Could Formula 1 return to Sepang permanently? Why Malaysia’s surprise comeback may be more than a one-off

Formula 1’s unexpected return to Malaysia has reignited debate over whether the Malaysian Grand Prix deserves a permanent place on the calendar. While the October race has been announced as a one-off replacement for Bahrain, it may also offer the clearest indication yet of whether Formula 1’s long absence from Malaysia could finally be coming…

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Robertson overcomes early F1 Academy setbacks to score 13 points at Silverstone and build momentum for the second half of the 2026 season

2026 F1 Academy Mid-Season Review: Rachel Robertson

Rachel Robertson has endured a challenging but increasingly promising start to her first full F1 Academy campaign in 2026. After seven of the season’s 14 races, the PUMA-supported Hitech driver sits 14th in the Drivers’ Standings with 13 points. Incidents, penalties and difficult starting positions prevented Robertson from scoring during the opening rounds in Shanghai…

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Van Langendonck, Wherrell, Palmer, Lindblom, and Jeff-Hall rank as British F4's five standout drivers over the first half of 2026.

2026 British F4 first-half standouts: five drivers who shaped the season so far

The first half of the 2026 British F4 season produced eight different winners, four pole-sitters and repeated changes in momentum across the Drivers’ Championship. Dries Van Langendonck holds a substantial lead after five rounds, but his 47-point advantage does not fully reflect how dramatically the championship has developed. Lewis Wherrell briefly moved ahead at Silverstone,…

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