The FIA has unveiled the most substantial transformation in Formula 1 history with the 2026 technical regulations, introducing a fundamental re-imagining of how cars will be powered and controlled. These changes represent a shift toward more agile, sustainable, and efficient vehicles that promise to reshape racing dynamics while pushing electric-hybrid technology to unprecedented levels in motorsport.

The 2025 Formula 1 season introduced a generational shift with six full-time rookies joining the grid, the largest cohort since 2010, bringing unprecedented youth and potential to motorsport's pinnacle. Kimi Antonelli emerged as the standout performer with 138 championship points, while Isack Hadjar demonstrated remarkable consistency and earned promotion to Red Bull for 2026, and Oliver Bearman proved his potential despite machine inconsistency.

The 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix represents far more than just another season finale. At the Yas Marina Circuit on December 7th, Formula 1 will simultaneously close the curtain on one of the sport's most technologically ambitious and controversial eras while deciding the championship in one of the most compelling three-way title fight since 2010.

The 2025 Qatar Grand Prix should have been a landmark moment, where a rookie's mistake on the penultimate lap has exposed a darker truth about sports fandom, one that threatens the very integrity of competition and the well-being of the athletes we claim to support.

The 2025 Formula 1 WDC is poised for one of the most dramatic conclusions in its history. Following the unexpected double disqualification of McLaren in Las Vegas, the gap between the three leading title contenders has been slashed, setting up a thrilling two-race showdown across Qatar and Abu Dhabi.

It is a story that refuses to fade away. Nearly 17 years after Lewis Hamilton snatched the 2008 Formula 1 World Championship by a single point on the final corner in Brazil, the legal battle over that season has just exploded back into the headlines.

Formula 1's tire supplier Pirelli has mandated a strict 25-lap maximum stint length for all tire sets at the upcoming Qatar Grand Prix, effectively forcing drivers into a minimum two-stop strategy for the 57-lap race. The decision, announced in agreement with the FIA, Formula 1, and the teams, comes after extensive analysis of tire damage from the 2024 event revealed concerning levels of structural fatigue.

The Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League (A2RL), hosted at the prestigious Yas Marina Circuit, has quickly become the world's most intense testbed for Artificial Intelligence (AI) in high-speed environments. This isn't just motorsport; it's a global competition driving the future of autonomous mobility.

The Audi R26 Concept is more than just a sleek racing prototype; it is the visual blueprint and brand manifesto for Audi's momentous return to the pinnacle of motorsport in the 2026 Formula 1 season.

The Formula 1 world has lost one of its most influential and brilliant minds. Peter Wright, the British engineer who pioneered ground effect aerodynamics and whose innovations fundamentally changed the sport forever, passed away on November 6, 2025, at the age of 79. His death marks the end of an era for motorsport engineering, leaving behind a legacy that extends far beyond the racetrack, from revolutionary car designs to life-saving safety innovations that continue to protect drivers today.​

Honda is on the verge of losing several MotoGP concession advantages as its results continue to improve late in the 2025 season. The Japanese manufacturer is only 19 points away from leaving the top concession group, which could mean fewer technical freedoms if the upward trend continues through the final two rounds at Portimao and Valencia.

In an unprecedented move that could reshape the future of global motorsport governance, Swiss-French racing driver Laura Villars has launched legal proceedings against the FIA (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile), challenging the very foundation of the organization's presidential election process. The 28-year-old's bold action has thrust motorsport's governing body into a legal showdown just weeks before its December election, raising fundamental questions about democracy, transparency, and power in Formula 1's ruling institution.

The 2025 Formula 1 Championship has delivered one of the most thrilling title battles in recent memory, and its heart stands Oscar Piastri, a driver who has shown both brilliance and vulnerability, but whose championship credentials remain undeniable. As the season enters its final stretch, the young Australian sits just one point behind teammate Lando Norris, poised for a dramatic comeback.

The roar of engines that once echoed through the Buddh International Circuit in Greater Noidai, Uttar Pradesh fell silent after 2013, marking the end of what was supposed to be a five-year partnership between Formula 1 and India.

So the discussions are brewing for the changes in the NASCAR Championship format for 2026, Joey Logano remains strongly supportive for the current elimination-style system.

Formula 1 is set for a seismic financial shift in 2026, with the FIA announcing that the budget cap will rise from its current baseline of $135 million to $215 million. The decision represents a 60% increase in the cap and has immediately prompted debate over whether the sport is sliding back toward an era when financial muscle dictated performance on track.

The roar of engines, the blur of colorful machines hurtling through chicanes at breakneck speeds, the champagne celebrations on podiums bathed in golden light; to millions of spectators around the world, motorsports appears as the ultimate form of entertainment. From the comfort of their living rooms or grandstand seats, fans witness what seems like an adrenaline-fueled spectacle where drivers live glamorous lives behind the wheel of million-dollar machines. Yet this perception fundamentally misunderstands the profound psychological and mental demands that define motorsports as one of the most mentally challenging athletic disciplines on Earth.

Alex Palou has risen to iconic status in motorsport after clinching his fourth INDYCAR championship in 2025, carving out a legacy of resilience and excellence. Rumors swirl around a potential leap to Formula 1 with Red Bull, but Palou’s journey is defined by his tenacity, formidable racing talent, and overcoming adversity at every turn.

Pirelli marked its landmark 500th Formula 1 Grand Prix as the sport’s official tyre partner at the 2025 Dutch Grand Prix, consolidating its unique legacy and technical influence as F1’s exclusive supplier since 2011.

Sergio Pérez’s four-year partnership with Red Bull Racing was a journey that saw highs of race wins and crucial team support, but also challenges culminating in a decline in performance that led to a mutual parting of ways ahead of the 2025 season.