Andrea Kimi Antonelli secured his sixth pole position of the season at Spa-Francorchamps with a time of 1:44.361. Lando Norris finished third but will start the race from 13th place due to a 10-place penalty.
Speaking to reporters at the Belgian GP, McLaren team principal Andrea Stella did not definitively rule out the possibility of Max Verstappen joining the team in 2027. Stella stated that the four-time world champion driver would be joining the lineup…
Kimi Antonelli set the fastest lap in the second practice session of the 2026 Belgian GP. Alpine rider Pierre Gasly crashed into the barriers at the Fagnes chicane.
Max Verstappen admitted after Friday's practice sessions at the Belgian GP that Red Bull was at a disadvantage in straight-line speed compared to its rivals. The Dutch driver finished third in the second practice session.
Racing Bulls' 18-year-old Formula 1 rookie Arvid Lindblad said he wants to switch to rallying after his F1 career, following his performance in the M-Sport Ford Puma Rally1 at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
After a difficult period in Monaco, Barcelona, and Austria, Charles Leclerc's victory at Silverstone, in the words of Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur, has 'largely' regained his confidence.
Honda's track general manager, Shintaro Orihara, announced that the updated power unit will be fitted to the Aston Martin at the Dutch GP. During the Belgian GP preview, he emphasized that Spa presents a serious test in terms of energy management.
Ferrari became the first team to drive an F1 car at the Madring, Spain's new circuit set to join the Formula 1 calendar in September 2026, by holding a filming day there. Hamilton and Leclerc completed 200 kilometers in the SF-26.
Fernando Alonso, at a press conference in Silverstone, responded to a question about what he would do after ending his F1 career with "I have no idea." The 44-year-old Spaniard stated that he wanted to maintain his connection with motorsport, while also mentioning his goal of winning the Dakar Rally…
Former F1 driver Anthony Davidson said that Mercedes' reliability problems throughout the season created a concrete opportunity for Ferrari in the championship fight. According to Davidson, Ferrari can use its 'bulletproof' mechanical reliability as an asset.
