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Imola axed from 2026 F1 calendar as Madrid street race added

Madrid's Madring will be the last race in Europe on September 13

Evening Standard · Jun 10, 2025

Imola out for Madrid as 2026 F1 calendar revealed

Commercial rightsholder FOM and governing body the FIA have jointly revealed the 2026 Formula 1 calendar, which will again feature 24 race weekends.

Autosport · Jun 10, 2025

F1 reveals 2026 calendar as Madrid replaces Imola

Commercial rightsholder FOM and governing body the FIA have jointly revealed the 2026 Formula 1 calendar, which will again feature 24 race weekends.

Motorsport · Jun 10, 2025

Hyundai set to stay in WRC for 2026, question marks remain for 2027

Hyundai has given its clearest indication yet that it is gearing up to continue in the World Rally Championship until at least the end of 2026.

Autosport · Jun 6, 2025

Red Bull requests FIA superlicence exemption for Lindblad in F1

While Red Bull’s reserve drivers and junior talents are currently in the spotlight due to Max Verstappen's 11 penalty points, it emerges that Red Bull submitted a request for a superlicence exemption for Arvid Lindblad.

Autosport · Jun 5, 2025

Red Bull requests FIA superlicence exemption for F1 junior

Red Bull Racing heeft de FIA gevraagd om een

Motorsport · Jun 5, 2025

This is why F1 waves two chequered flags to end its races

In Formula 1, the black and white chequered flag marks the end of a race and the driver who is waved off first with it is the winner. But what does it mean when, as seen several times over the 2025 F1 season, two chequered flags are waved at the conclusion…

Motorsport · Jun 5, 2025

This is why F1 waves two chequered flags to end races

In Formula 1, the black and white chequered flag marks the end of a race and the driver who is waved off first with it is the winner. But what does it mean when, as seen several times over the 2025 F1 season, two chequered flags are waved at the conclusion…

Autosport · Jun 5, 2025

Johnny Herbert: Risk of race ban "will not change" Max Verstappen’s driving

Max Verstappen’s dramatic clash with George Russell during the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix means that he is now just one penalty point away from a race ban. However, while a ban could prove pivotal in his campaign to hold on to the drivers' title for another year, ex-F1 racer…

Motorsport · Jun 4, 2025

Does F1 have an issue with race control guidance, after Verstappen/Russell incident?

The dust has settled – on track at least – and Max Verstappen has accepted his collision with George Russell at the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix was “not right”. But questions remain over Red Bull’s interactions with FIA race control, which appear to have had a substantial influence on the…

Autosport · Jun 4, 2025