Mercedes “hasn’t got the money” to keep up with rival teams’ F1 upgrades

Mercedes Formula 1 team principal Toto Wolff says his squad “hasn’t got the money” to develop its 2026 car as much as McLaren and Ferrari are doing.
Both McLaren and Ferrari have made significant progress in recent months by piling on upgrades to their respective cars, which has turned both into multiple race winners.
Meanwhile, a more conservative upgrade plan at Mercedes, with little …Keep reading
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What Ferrari actually meant to do when Hamilton felt like a “guinea pig” in Dutch GP

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has clarified what led to Lewis Hamilton’s radio outbursts during a tough Dutch Grand Prix weekend for the Formula 1 outfit.
The Scuderia finished off the podium for a second, consecutive race as Hamilton took fourth with team-mate Charles Leclerc in fifth – the reverse of Budapest – and it is clear what the defining moments were for Ferrari during Sunday’s …Keep reading
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Antonelli set for Italian GP grid penalty

Mercedes has officially decided its Formula 1 world championship leader Kimi Antonelli will start from the back of the grid at the upcoming Italian Grand Prix after it decided to give him a new power unit, exceeding his allowance for the year.
Drivers are allowed to use up to four power units for the season, but Mercedes’ reliability woes over the first half of the campaign meant it has always …Keep reading
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What makes Norris say “I don’t have a car to fight for the championship”?

The 2026 Formula 1 championship finds itself at a curious intersection where nobody is willing to entertain the idea that they have the best car.
Championship leader Kimi Antonelli said after finishing second to Lando Norris in the Dutch Grand Prix that Mercedes no longer has the best car – indeed, that it may only be the third best.
But Norris, now fourth in the standings with 159 points …Keep reading
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FIA explains safety car formation lap after F1 driver criticism at Dutch GP

The opening stages of the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort descended into chaos after rain had started to fall during the grid procedure.
Max Verstappen crashed heavily on the exit of the final corner on the opening lap of the race. The Red Bull driver admitted that it was entirely his own mistake. The Dutchman thought he could get back on the throttle, but that part of the track was …Keep reading
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