Why the "Yo-Yo Racing" Will Return Despite Rule Adjustments
At the race in Miami, there was less “jo-jo racing” than in the first three races of the season – but why the “artificial” overtaking maneuvers are not a thing of the past
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TV ratings Suzuka and Miami: Sky numbers on a roller coaster ride
Suzuka brought Sky weak ratings in Germany, while Miami achieved a season high: The Formula 1 ratings show massive differences depending on the broadcast time
Formula 1 Technology: What is behind the new Red Bull sidepod?
Red Bull introduced a new sidepod design in Miami last weekend – What the return of the “water slide” means
Esteban Ocon: Rollovers are the last big danger in Formula 1
Esteban Ocon experienced Pierre Gasly’s rollover up close: The incident highlights how dangerous wheel-to-wheel duels remain
The story behind Red Bull’s rise in Miami
The upswing in Miami is no coincidence: Red Bull has fixed key issues in the RB22 and introduced a complex upgrade package
The quiet power shift at Mercedes is gaining momentum
Montoya analyzes the internal Mercedes duel and sees in Antonelli a driver who could mentally pressure Russell in a direct comparison
Piastri in the sights of Red Bull: What is behind it?
Red Bull’s interest in McLaren driver Oscar Piastri says a lot about the new direction taken in Milton Keynes after the Helmut Marko era
McLaren: Zak Brown responds to rumors about Gianpiero Lambiase
The announced switch of Lambiase to McLaren is causing tensions – In Miami, there was a meeting between the top bosses of Formula 1
Formula 1 engine manufacturers open to return to V8 engines
The future of Formula 1 engines is under discussion: V8 power units could return if sustainable fuels and electric assistance remain integrated
Why the 2026 Formula 1 Calendar Is Currently a Puzzle
Currently, no one knows how many Formula 1 races will actually be held in 2026 – anything between just 20 and more than 22 World Championship rounds seems possible