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The first Sprint weekend will take place in Shanghai. At the second round of the championship, as happened last year, the first of six 19‑lap short races scheduled for 2026 will be held on Saturday.

The tyre selection for the Chinese Grand Prix


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Charles Leclerc traded the race lead seven times with George Russell in the opening nine laps of the Australian Grand Prix but lost out after Ferrari did not pit during a Virtual Safety Car period that Russell and Mercedes used to jump ahead. Leclerc said the new regulations have changed the nature of overtaking in F1, with calculated thinking now playing a greater role tha...

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Seldom is it thought that technology and engineering prowess developed for the racetrack could also be applied to societal challenges away from the circuit – though that isn’t the mindset of reigning world champions McLaren, who’ve taken their brilliance to oceanic depths.

Two years ago, an unlikely collaboration between McLaren’s F1 engineers and marine scientists...


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Lando Norris warned that Formula 1’s new 2026 regulations will lead to a serious accident, describing closing speed differentials of 30-50kph created by the new “overtake” mode as a danger to drivers and spectators alike. Norris finished fifth at the Australian Grand Prix, 51 seconds behind race winner George Russell, and said during the week that F1 had “gone from the best...

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Max Verstappen drove from 20th on the grid to sixth at the Australian Grand Prix but left Melbourne with his objections to F1’s new regulations unchanged, calling on the FIA and F1 to move past words and take visible action. Verstappen, who has described the 2026 cars as “anti-racing” and like “Formula E on steroids,” holds a contract with Red Bull through the end of 2028 b...

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