Binotto admits Audi “won’t have the best power unit” in 2026 

The next 12 months will be pivotal for the Sauber team, with the outfit bracing itself for the arrival of Formula 1’s sweeping new regulations and preparing to become Audi’s factory team. Audi will develop the engine, which F1 lead Mattia Binotto warns won’t be “the best” on the grid.
For 2026, Formula 1 will roll out new regulations to make its cars more nimble to liven up races. New …Keep reading
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Liberty Media and LVMH executives among F1 partners panels at Autosport Business Exchange: Monaco

Formula 1 and the Motorsport Network came together to host the sport’s latest partners at the Autosport Business Exchange: Monaco ahead of the race weekend in Monte Carlo.
Collaborating with F1, Motorsport Network organised an event specifically for brands who have recently partnered with the championship – or one of its teams – as an opportunity for them to meet and share ideas.
The …Keep reading
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Gasly blames Tsunoda for Monaco F1 crash: ‘Not his finest moment’

Pierre Gasly has blamed the collision that took him out of the Monaco Grand Prix on his former Formula 1 team-mate Yuki Tsunoda, claiming the latter moved under braking.
Tsunoda and Gasly were running 17th and 18th – after making their first mandatory pitstop as early as lap 1 – when the Alpine driver attacked his Red Bull peer at the chicane.
Gasly violently crashed into Tsunoda, with …Keep reading
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Pepsi maxed: New partnership brings PepsiCo brands to F1

Long-time Formula 1 fans will cherish the evocative memory of the Jordan 191 with its bright green and blue colour scheme, resplendent with PepsiCo’s 7Up logos.
That partnership ended after a year – Pepsi blew the marketing budget on Michael Jackson’s world tour of the Dangerous album – but 7Up briefly returned in 2002 as ‘official soft drinks partner’ of the Williams team, albeit …Keep reading
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How Ferrari has downplayed latest Hamilton radio tension in F1 Monaco GP

The 2025 Monaco Grand Prix was another Formula 1 race that left Ferrari in fire-fighting mode afterwards, owing to apparent tensions in radio traffic between Lewis Hamilton and his engineer.
Hamilton was fifth and team-mate Charles Leclerc came second, yielding Ferrari’s best combined points score from a non-sprint weekend this season. And yet, neither driver was in a particularly …Keep reading
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