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Mick Schumacher reveals what has surprised him the most about IndyCar so far

Shortly before the start of the season, rookie Mick Schumacher talks about his experiences in IndyCar so far and explains what he is most looking forward to

Motorsport

Lewis Hamilton sends message to F1 chiefs amid engine controversy

Lewis Hamilton has called for an ‘equal playing field’ heading into the new season

The Independent UK

Wolff: Mercedes "screwed" if FIA and F1 side with rivals in engine row

Toto Wolff says Mercedes will not take legal action if the FIA adjusts the compression ratio checks for the 2026 F1 season. He adds the consequences for Melbourne would be “unclear” in that scenario

Autosport

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Toto Wolff on F1 engine row: “Until Friday, I had the impression that things wouldn't change”

Motorsport

Williams: Rival F1 teams 'pissed off' over Mercedes engine, but it's fully legal

Williams team principal James Vowles says Mercedes has pushed the absolute limit with its new engine, but it is fully legal. He adds that F1 should not risk becoming 'a BOP series'

Motorsport

Airbags in F1: The FIA's (almost) forgotten safety revolution

After Ayrton Senna's death in 1994, F1's governing body scrambled for solutions

Autosport

McLaren pinpoints "brutal" hidden design challenges of 2026 F1 rules

Formula 1's radical new regulations have also given car designers a number of 'brutal' under-the-radar knock-on effects to deal with

Motorsport

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McLaren explains "brutal" hidden design challenges of 2026 F1 rules

Formula 1's radical new regulations have also given car designers a number of 'brutal' under-the-radar knock-on effects to deal with

Autosport

Compression ratio saga "typical politics of F1", says McLaren's Zak Brown

Brown dismisses rival complaints on Mercedes' 2026 Formula 1 power units, which his McLaren team uses

Motorsport

McLaren: Engine compression ratio saga "typical politics of F1"

Zak Brown dismisses rival complaints on Mercedes' 2026 Formula 1 power units, which his McLaren team uses

Autosport

Inside the 'digital brain' that supports the FIA's decisions in F1

RaceWatch is the system the FIA uses to coordinate every moment of a grand prix, an extremely advanced platform that can now also detect track‑limit infringements and interpret what happens on the circuit thanks to AI

Autosport

Mercedes rivals push for intervention over F1 engine loophole - but how realistic is it?

Rival manufacturers are working on plans to get the compression ratio checks adjusted ahead of the F1 season. Any change would require a supermajority, including support from the FIA

Autosport

Why closing speeds are no longer a big worry with 2026 F1 rules

Battery harvesting will play a big role in the 2026 F1 season, and there have been concerns at the speed in which drivers close in on other cars

Motorsport

Why closing speeds are no longer a big concern with F1 2026 regulations

Battery harvesting will play a big role in the 2026 F1 season and there have been concerns at the rate in which drivers close in on other cars

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The Guardian - UK

Wolff urges Mercedes rivals to ‘focus on themselves’ amid 2026 engine row

The Mercedes principal, Toto Wolff, insists the team’s new car is within rules and rivals should look to their cars instead of sending ‘secret letters’

Motorsport

"Get your sh*t together" - Toto Wolff’s message to F1 rivals over Mercedes engine complaints

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff is adamant his squad's power unit is fully legal and is bemused by rival complaints about a compression ratio trick

Autosport

Wolff tells Mercedes' F1 rivals to "get your s*** together" over engine complaints

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff is adamant his squad's power unit is fully legal and is bemused by rival complaints about a compression ratio trick

The Independent UK

Toto Wolff slams F1 rivals amid 2026 engine row: ‘They want to find excuses’

An engine controversy, with Ferrari, Audi and Honda complaining to the FIA over a ‘loophole’ Mercedes and Red Bull have found, was sharply dismissed by the Mercedes F1 CEO on Monday

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Newey’s extreme Aston, Red Bull, and Mercedes: Early technical trends of F1 2026

With the F1 shakedown, 10 of the 11 teams have run their 2026 cars. What have the first images shown? What are the main patterns, and what differences have emerged?

Motorsport

Adrian Newey’s extreme Aston, Red Bull, and Mercedes: Early tech trends of F1 2026

With the F1 shakedown, 10 of the 11 teams have run their 2026 cars. What have the first images shown? What are the main patterns, and what differences have emerged?

Motor1

The World Rally Championship Could Return To The US After 40 Years

Formula One may get the global glory, but true motorsports fans know that rally drivers are some of the most skilled on the planet. The World Rally Championship (WRC) is a showcase of wild speed, tremendous ability, and furious action.

Motorsport

New WRC winter tyre expected in 2027 after Monte Carlo criticism

World champion Sebastien Ogier was critical of the Hankook winter tyre at last weekend’s Rally Monte Carlo

Motorsport

Explained: How F1's active aero works and what it means for driver workload

With active aero, partial active aero, overtake mode, and more, the workload on F1 drivers will be greater than before – here's why the FIA is prepared to respond if necessary

Autosport

What the new F1 rules mean for driver workload: ‘An element of subjectivity’

With active aero, partial active aero, overtake mode, and more, the workload on F1 drivers will be greater than before – here's why the FIA is prepared to respond if necessary

Motorsport

Christian Horner's FIA meeting with Mohammed Ben Sulayem fuels F1 return rumours

Christian Horner has fuelled fresh Formula 1 speculation after visiting the FIA's Paris offices

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