Max Verstappen heads into the 2026 Australian GP unable to predict Red Bull’s true pace, despite being “positively surprised” during testing
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Verstappen makes no predictions about Red Bull’s chances heading into the 2026 F1 Australian GP

Max Verstappen arrived at the 2026 Australian GP insisting he still can’t predict a clear outcome for Red Bull’s first weekend of the new F1 regulation era, even after an encouraging pre-season that left him “positively surprised” by how the car and Ford-backed power unit package worked together. On his expectations ahead of the first…

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Four-time World Champion Max Verstappen has voiced his concerns regarding the new regulation changes for the 2026 F1 season.
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Verstappen voices concerns about explanations for F1 2026 rules

Red Bull driver and four-time Formula 1 World Champion Max Verstappen has voiced his concerns regarding the new regulation changes for the 2026 F1 season. When the new technical regulations were originally announced back on June 6th 2024, teams were thrown into disarray with the prospect of smaller and lighter cars designed for closer combat,…

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While Racing Bulls don't have separate development drivers, they have appointed Yuki Tsunoda and Ayumu Iwasa as their reserve drivers for the 2026 F1 season
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A complete overview of all the 2026 reserve and development drivers for every F1 team

With the final round of F1 pre-season testing coming to a close in Bahrain and the lights ready to go out in Melbourne in less than two weeks’ time, eleven teams are adding final touches to their roster and confirming their reserve and development drivers for the 2026 season.  As 22 drivers line up on…

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Albert Park is set to dedicate Turn for the first time in F1 history to two female engineers, Laura Mueller and Hannah Schmitz as teams head to Melbourne for the 2026 Australian GP
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Albert Park to name Turn 6 after female F1 engineers Laura Mueller and Hannah Schmitz in historic first

The 2026 Australian GP will mark a new milestone in F1 history, with Albert Park Circuit dedicating Turn 6 for the first time to two trailblazing female engineers, Laura Mueller and Hannah Schmitz, as part of the “In Her Corner” initiative celebrating International Women’s Day.  In line with the popular tradition of motorsport circuits worldwide…

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