Ferrari Amalfi Spider (2026): Open after the Roma
This is not a real surprise: The new Ferrari Amalfi is now followed by the Spider as an open-top version – We have all the info on the powertrain and technology
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Lamborghini hope after dynamometer test? “Recognized two, three things”
Five days of high-tech check: The Grasser team used Nico Rosberg’s test bench to save Temerario – and was not the first team on site with the new car
FIA statement on 2026 F1 regulation discussion: Three further meetings scheduled
The FIA issued a statement on Thursday evening regarding the first meeting with teams and manufacturers about possible adjustments to the Formula 1 rules
New V4 Yamaha without a chance: Large gap and frustration for the four riders
Yamaha loses around one second per lap – The new V4 project is not yet competitive – Tire management is also difficult for the riders
Roundtable: How do the new F1 engines work, David Varnholt?
In the members’ regulars’ table on the Formel1.de YouTube channel, this time we have an engineer as a guest who can provide insight into Formula 1 engines
Formula 1 World Champion 2026: Almost all TV experts agree
Most TV experts predict that George Russell will become Formula 1 World Champion in 2026 – Ralf Schumacher, on the other hand, sees Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli ahead
“Doesn’t help”: Why Lewis Hamilton no longer wants to test in the simulator
Lewis Hamilton is annoyed after the Miami weekend about the Ferrari simulator – The setup he worked out there did not work on the track
Ralf Schumacher: Ocon exit at Haas “pretty much set in stone”
Ralf Schumacher is confident that Esteban Ocon will normally no longer be racing in Formula 1 in 2027 – Will Oliver Bearman be promoted to the Ferrari factory team?
Hockenheim: Formula 1 return only conceivable as a rotation race?
The Hockenheimring remains interested in Formula 1, but financing and calendar structure set tight limits for a realistic scenario
Disappointment in Sprint Qualifying: Russell “surprised” by Ferrari and McLaren
George Russell had not expected to be only in the third row for the sprint qualifying in Miami.