Felipe Drugovich does not rule out a return to the Formula 1 paddock in 2026. The Brazilian is currently focused on his new adventure in Formula E but is keeping the door to the pinnacle of motorsport slightly ajar.

Series leader Lando Norris grabbed his first sprint pole position of the season on Friday (local time) to keep his title hopes on track as he topped qualifying ahead of Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli and his McLaren teammate and rival Oscar Piastri.

Along with McLaren’s Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, who finished 1-2 respectively, Hulkenberg was presented with the first-ever Formula 1 trophy made entirely from LEGO elements. For his third-place result,

Formula E has unveiled its all-electric GEN4 racing machine for use in the 2026-27 season and beyond which will be made up entirely of materials that can be recycled

Franco Colapinto will continue to race for Alpine into the 2026 Formula 1 season, the team confirmed Friday at the São Paulo Grand Prix. Colapinto, 22, joined Alpine as reserve driver at the start of 2025, before replacing Jack Doohan in its race lineup at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in May.

In Formula 1, data security is a high-priority. Most teams even have official cybersecurity partnerships - such as Williams and Keeper Security, Bitdefender and Ferrari, and 1Password and Red Bull - which just outlines that no one is safe with weak links in their vendors, partnerships, or in this case, their governing body website.

Lawson was the 11th-fastest in practice, but got things wrong in qualifying for the sprint

Aston Martin is set to start its fourth consecutive season with the same driver pairing, as Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll are both signed for the 2026 campaign. Alonso, who joined in 2023, is contracted until the end of next season and what he does beyond is currently a hot topic given the Spaniard is 44-years-old and no longer in his prime.

Clark County and F1 set up a text update service for traffic info related to the Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025, as announced on social media and the official website.

In addition to the iconic cars, the auction will include memorabilia such as wind tunnel models, F1 engines and racing helmets.

Colapinto will thus become the first Argentine to be on track at the start of a Formula 1 season since Gastón Mazzacane did so in the 2001 World Championship with the Prost team. Additionally, the Buenos Aires native will also be the first Argentine to make appearances in three consecutive F1 seasons since Carlos Reutemann.