Autosport to launch newsletter with technical focus

Fans of technical developments and analysis from the world of motorsport can get the latest updates dropped directly into their inboxes with the launch of Autosport’s Tech Tuesday newsletter.
The newsletter will bring readers all of the latest news and analysis on new development trends across Formula 1 and more, as Autosport aims to raise the bar of its technical output and comment …Keep reading
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The three possible outcomes as Cardile faces delayed Aston Martin start

Aston Martin could have equal cause for celebration and dismay this week; Adrian Newey collected his swipe card from reception on Monday morning to start his work on defining the team’s Formula 1 car for 2026.
Perhaps the idea of sharing a water cooler discussion about Antiques Roadshow with the famed drawing-board enthusiast will have put a little bit of pep in the employees’ steps. Even so …Keep reading
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Bahrain’s ‘mini-DRS’ suspicions are a storm in a teacup – for now

In the wake of Formula 1’s 2025 pre-season testing at Bahrain, suggestions were abound that a handful of teams suspected that their rivals had employed some form of “mini-DRS” on the straights.
Video footage emerged on social media of Mercedes’ rear wing appearing to tilt back at high speed. Other footage shared appeared to point at McLaren’s outboard slot gap expanding at high speed before …Keep reading
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Sweet dreams are made of teams – Airtasker and Racing Bulls highlighting unsung heroes

Tim Fung loves Formula 1, he considers the job of measuring the distance between a car’s front wing as “badass” and, through Airtasker’s new partnership with Racing Bulls, the Australian is setting out to shine a light on the stories less told within the championship.
The online marketplace connects people who need tasks completed with those who can fulfil them and has entered F1 for …Keep reading
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