Formula One will undergo one of the biggest overhauls in its 75-year history in 2026. Arguably its biggest ever. Never before ...

Formula 1 has used a hybrid power unit architecture since 2014. For twelve seasons, teams built their cars around a 1.6-liter ...

Will some teams struggle to make it into certain grands prix?

Formula 1 2026 regulations introduce smaller cars, active aerodynamics, a 50-50 hybrid power split, sustainable fuels and enhanced safety standards in the sport’s biggest technical overhaul in over a ...

A turbo lag describes the delay between pressing the accelerator and receiving the extra power from the turbo, unable to spin ...

If the new rules for 2026 are going to turn fans off, clipping Mercedes' wings could resemble an easy win.

We break down and simplify the new F1 2026 terminology and regulation changes that focus on sustainability and electrically powered engines.

There is no shortage of self-interest in the F1 paddock, and that’s particularly true when these rule changes have created so ...

The gear‑usage data from the opening three‑day pre‑season test in Bahrain provides one of the clearest indications of how dramatically the 2026 Formula 1 power units are reshaping driving technique.

Formula 1’s overhauled regulations have resulted in some pretty strange new jargon to get used to during the 2026 season. One of the weird terms to emerge during pre-season testing in Bahrain is ...

In the second Bahrain F1 test session, Scuderia Ferrari will roll out an updated SF-26 that features new aerodynamic components and a fresh power unit ...