Data Analysis: How Much Slower Formula 1 Is in 2026 Compared to the Previous Year
At the Formula 1 race in Belgium, the problem of the “new” premier class becomes clear once again: the cars are sometimes up to 50 km/h slower than last year!
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Due to Formula 1 Break: Racing Bulls Delivers Rapid Double Update
The Formula 1 break disrupts development at Racing Bulls: A planned Bahrain update will only arrive in Miami – and will be replaced again in Canada
New Marsien GT: 819 HP and Porsche 959 Look
819 hp, Porsche turbo technology and 959 features, the Marsien GT turns the desert supercar into a road racer
Assetto Corsa Rally: New Cars, Driving Physics Improvements, Console Version and Features
The Game Director of Assetto Corsa Rally reveals which vehicles are planned for the upcoming EA 0.6 version and in which areas the developers are working on improvements to make the rally experience even better to simulate
Formula 1 Engine: Can McLaren Really Follow Red Bull’s Path?
McLaren now understands the Mercedes engine much better, but could a proprietary engine project modeled after Red Bull be a long-term goal?
That’s why Kimi Antonelli was allowed to keep his winner’s trophy from China
As a rule, teams keep the Formula 1 winner’s trophies for themselves, but for Kimi Antonelli, Mercedes made an exception in China
Alonso speaks clearly: It is not the car that decides about 2027, but …
The Formula 1 future of Fernando Alonso is still open: The Aston Martin driver makes it clear that the potential of his car “does not really” contribute to the decision
First Aprilia win for Jorge Martin: “I’m back to my top level”
Marco Bezzecchi explains why Jorge Martin was stronger in Le Mans – The Spaniard sees himself back at his top level of 2024
Mercedes: “Constructors’ Championship is the team’s primary goal”
Should Mercedes already put everything on Kimi Antonelli in the title fight? Deputy team principal Bradley Lord explains why they are not doing exactly that
Gabriel Bortoleto: Not only driving for Audi in 2027 but also beyond
Gabriel Bortoleto considers his future at Audi secure and emphasizes the long-term nature of the project – collaboration with Nico Hülkenberg is “extremely enjoyable”