Racing
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Toyota returns to Formula 1 in new technical collaboration with Haas
Haas’ cars will carry Toyota branding from the next round as the world’s largest carmaker returns to F1 for the first time in 25 years. Source
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“Li-co”, “migration” and more: A simply lovely guide to F1 team radio jargon
Do you understand all of the terms drivers use with their engineers over team radio? Here are some of the most common jargon you’ll hear in F1. Source
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Lawson tests in Red Bull while McLaren run Pirelli’s smaller 2026 tyres
Four Formula 1 drivers tested at Mugello, including Liam Lawson in a Red Bull and Lando Norris testing Pirelli’s new, smaller 2026 tyres. Source
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FIA makes two senior staff appointments following departures
The FIA has announced two new appointments following the departures of a pair of senior figures earlier this month. Source
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F1 “in a much better place” after agreeing to increase 2026 cars’ downforce
In the round-up: Krack praises 2026 F1 rules changes • Foster handed IndyCar drive • Monger disqualified from driving Source
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Half of the final six rounds are sprint events. Will that create a closer title fight?
Will the presence of three sprint races in the final six rounds help or hinder Lando Norris in his pursuit of points leader Max Verstappen? Source
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Verstappen applies to trademark “simply lovely” radio catchphrase
Max Verstappen has applied to trademark his “simply lovely” radio catchphrase to use it for a clothing range. Source
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Harris says she supports Hamilton but can’t watch F1 while running for president
In the round-up: Harris reveals she’s an F1 fan • IndyCar reveals high-speed Arlington track • F1 “coming” to South Africa Source
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It’s the closest F1 season in years, but Sauber have gone 12 months without a point
Today marks a full calendar year since the last time that Sauber scored a world championship point. They look no closer to getting another. Source
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Sainz’s Singapore win made Leclerc focus on improving his race pace
Charles Leclerc’s defeat in the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix showed him “I really need to get the job done on Sunday”, says Ferrari’s Jock Clear. Source
