Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli moved one step closer to a maiden world championship after profiting from a McLaren strategy error to take victory in the TAG Heuer Spanish Grand Prix (Sept.13).
The Italian Grand Prix was the opening discussion this week, with it’s fantastic racing. Then a deep dive into the IndyCar off-season, and who will rise to beat Alex Palou.
Antonelli is the first Italian to win at Monza since 1966.
Lando Norris sent those fans wearing the papaya shade of orange into delirium after taking victory in Sunday’s Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort (Aug. 23). Having won convincingly in Budapest, Norris bided his time to pass Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli to win for the second time in 2026.
Formula 1 enjoyed a quiet few weeks off before what is rearing to be an absolute guantlet of a schedule in the fall. And almost all the news over the summer break only breaking in the last few days of it.
With Formula 1 set to resume this weekend at Zandvoort for the Dutch Grand Prix, it is time to take a look at what the second half of the season might bring. Here are some thoughts, expectations, and potentialities.
Papaya ruled again in Hungary as Lando Norris ended a tricky run of form with a dominant victory in Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix.
Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli started on pole and bested Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, whose hopes for victory were buoyed by a timely virtual safety car, to win … Continue Reading
Silverstone was a shade of red on Sunday as Charles Leclerc sealed a surprise victory in the British Grand Prix.
