Racing
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Renault confirms it will stop building it own F1 engines in 2026
Renault has confirmed it will not build power units for the new regulations Formula is introducing in 2026. Source
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What is Alpine giving up by scrapping its F1 engine programme? Newey knows
Adrian Newey sees a major opportunity for F1 engine builders in 2026 – just as Alpine and Renault abandon their power unit programme. Source
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Strong turnover boosted McLaren profits to £30 million in 2023
In the round-up: McLaren reports £30m profit • Slater takes Italian F4 crown • Assetto Corsa Evo release date announced Source
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F1’s failure to kick its DRS habit shows post-2022 rules didn’t make passing easier
The FIA suggested they were hoping to phase DRS out with F1’s ground effect cars – but this year there are more zones than ever before. Source
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Hamilton would be an eight-time champion if Whiting was still alive
In the round-up: Hamilton would be an eight-time champion if Whiting was still alive – Steiner • Camara wins FREC championship Source
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Five years on, should F1 scrap, keep or tweak the fastest lap point?
What do you think Formula 1 should do about the fastest lap bonus point? Have you say in this weekend’s poll. Source
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“Unfiltered”: Guenther Steiner’s tales of life in charge of Haas reviewed
Guenther Steiner’s first book was packed with swearing but devoid of insight. Is his second, “Unfiltered”, any better? Source
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Williams suspect cracked radiator duct to blame for Albon’s Singapore retirement
In the round-up: Albon’s overheating blamed on duct • Pirelli “fine-tuning” 2025 tyres • FREC announces 2024 calendar Source
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Hamilton walks back Singapore strategy criticism
In the round-up: Hamilton walks back strategy criticism • Tsunoda demo run ends in flames •Wharton wins third FREC race Source
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Qualifying analysis: Only one battle left to be decided with six rounds left
With six rounds to go, nine of the ten head-to-head qualifying battles from the start of the season have already been decided. Source
