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Pirelli trials 2026 aero concept in tyre testing

Sep.17 (GMM) Pirelli has continued to gather data for Formula 1’s next technical era by simulating active-aero systems during recent tyre tests in Hungary and Italy. Pirelli F1 boss Mario Isola told Italy’s Formula Passion that the modified cars used in the sessions delivered “extremely useful” information for both tyre development and understanding of the…

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Ralf doubts Germany’s ability to return to F1 calendar

Sep.17 (GMM) Despite talk of Germany rejoining the Formula 1 calendar, Ralf Schumacher says the country faces too many obstacles to make a comeback any time soon. F1 has already confirmed the 2026 calendar with 24 races, and now six newly-confirmed sprint events as well – including new sprint hosts Canada, Zandvoort and Singapore. Germany…

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Hadjar admits nerves over Verstappen Red Bull pairing

Sep.17 (GMM) Isack Hadjar says the prospect of partnering Max Verstappen at Red Bull in 2026 is both daunting and thrilling. The 20-year-old Frenchman, amid a breakthrough rookie season with Racing Bulls, is now seen as the clear favourite to replace Yuki Tsunoda alongside the reigning world champion. “Can I see myself working with Max?…

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Briatore rules out Mick as Alpine seat hunt narrows

Sep.17 (GMM) Flavio Briatore has confirmed Mick Schumacher is not in contention for Alpine’s final open seat on the 2026 Formula 1 grid. The situation at Red Bull and Racing Bulls now appears set, with Yuki Tsunoda almost certainly set to depart, Isack Hadjar promoted to partner Max Verstappen, and teenager Arvid Lindblad joining Liam…

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Russell contract talks holding up 2026 plan

Sep.16 (GMM) Mercedes’ confirmation of its 2026 driver lineup is being delayed by George Russell’s ongoing contract negotiations, according to reports. Although it is almost certain that Russell will continue alongside teenage protege Andrea Kimi Antonelli – after Toto Wolff failed to lure Max Verstappen – the announcement has not yet come. Despite Antonelli’s inconsistent…

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FIA shuts down Wolff’s 400kph claim

Sep.16 (GMM) FIA single-seater director Nikolas Tombazis has dismissed talk that Formula 1’s next-generation cars could approach 400 kilometres per hour. Toto Wolff recently joked that under the 2026 rules, deploying all available hybrid power on a long straight might theoretically send cars to unprecedented speeds. But Tombazis is quoted as saying by Auto Bild…

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Tost hails Honda legacy as Red Bull era ends

Sep.16 (GMM) Franz Tost has paid tribute to Honda as the Japanese manufacturer’s ultra-successful partnership with Red Bull races towards the finish line. After powering Max Verstappen and Red Bull to multiple world championships, Honda will move to Aston Martin from 2026 while Red Bull develops its own power unit with Ford. Tost, who retired…

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Herta should be in F1 already – Norris

Sep.16 (GMM) Lando Norris believes American Indycar star Colton Herta deserves a Formula 1 seat now rather than waiting until 2027. Herta, who is connected to Andretti and has been signed as Cadillac’s official test driver for 2026, does not yet qualify for an FIA super license. The 25-year-old will be placed in Formula 2…

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F2 title leader enters frame for 2026 Alpine seat

Sep.15 (GMM) Speculation is intensifying about who will partner Pierre Gasly at Alpine in 2026, with several names now in the frame. Franco Colapinto has struggled to impress since being drafted in by Flavio Briatore on loan from Williams in place of Jack Doohan. But at Monza, the Italian supremo suggested the Argentine may yet…

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Ferrari set to loan 2023 car for Cadillac test

Sep.15 (GMM) Cadillac’s entry to Formula 1 in 2026 will be eased by an unusual agreement with Ferrari. The new outfit’s team principal Graeme Lowdon revealed that the squad’s first chassis monocoque is already nearing FIA crash testing. But sources now confirm that Ferrari will also loan a recent F1 car to help the American…

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