Ferrari Team Principal: Why 2026 cars are "significantly better than feared"
Criticism of the new 2026 Formula 1 cars was significant: Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur now says, however, that they were "positively surprised overall"
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Haas Team Principal: Changes at the start are okay, but more would be "not fair"
A five-second warning is intended to make the start easier for the drivers: Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu finds that okay, however, further changes would not be fair
Günther Steiner: Australian opener almost fell through because of Middle East war
The Formula 1 season opener in Australia can take place: former team principal Günther Steiner is certain, however, that the premier class only narrowly avoided a cancellation.
Horror start in Australia? Aston Martin apparently facing a fiasco in Melbourne
Aston Martin faces a debacle at the Formula 1 season opener in Australia: Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso are apparently set to retire the AMR26 after just a few laps.
Loneliness in the Formula 1 circus: Bearman’s emotional confession
Oliver Bearman was fully convincing at Haas in terms of performance – But off the track, the Briton struggled with a problem that hardly anyone saw
Peter Bayer: New Formula 1 cars up to 20 kilograms too heavy
Not all Formula 1 cars are currently reaching the new minimum weight – Peter Bayer suspects that the excess weight for some is in the double-digit range
Despite Middle East conflict: Formula 1 season opener takes place as planned, but …
The Formula 1 season opener in Australia is set to take place as planned despite the conflicts in the Middle East: "Fans will notice no difference," it is said
"That was known for a long time": Fred Vasseur surprised by start discussions
Formula 1 discussed the start in Bahrain: Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur is surprised, because the new hurdles had been "known from day one"
"Was known for a long time": Ferrari team principal surprised by start discussions
Formula 1 discussed the start in Bahrain: Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur is surprised, because the new hurdles had been "known from day one"
Despite war in the Middle East: Kick-off in Australia to take place as planned
The Formula 1 season opener in Australia is set to take place as planned despite the conflicts in the Middle East: "Fans will notice no difference," it is said