Formula 1

Alpine have become the latest team to announce details of their launch ahead of the 2026 season.

Max Verstappen claimed his seventh victory of the season in the Qatar Grand Prix, meaning that he has closed in on championship leader Lando Norris in the process. But how did our Power Rankings list for the weekend shake out? Check out the latest scores and overall leaderboard below...

With the announcement of the Red Bull and Racing Bulls line ups, the 2026 grid is finally complete. So, which teams have changed and which teams are sticking with their current drivers ahead of a season where there is a very big shake up in the regulations? Read on to find out…

Red Bull and Racing Bulls are switching it up for 2026, with Isack Hadjar stepping up to Red Bull and Arvid Lindblad earning his F1 debut with Racing Bulls. Liam Lawson keeps his Racing Bulls seat while Yuki Tsunoda is sent back to the bench. F1 Correspondent Lawrence Barretto looks at the key questions surrounding the news..

Red Bull and Racing Bulls have revealed their 2026 driver line-ups – with some big changes afoot…

Ever since Zandvoort, Red Bull have been paying a lot of attention to their front wing – and that seems to be at the heart of the car’s improved performances compared to the first half of the season, something which has brought Max Verstappen into championship contention.

Williams have secured fifth place in the Teams’ Championship with one round to go, thanks to Carlos Sainz’s podium finish in Qatar. The Spaniard came home third for his second rostrum of the season – third if you include Sprint results – to make sure that Williams finish on top of the midfield.

Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur has conceded that they “did a worse job” than their rivals in the Qatar Grand Prix, which contributed to one of their lowest points hauls of the season.

Newly-crowned Formula 2 Champion Leonardo Fornaroli has become one of three new signings to the McLaren Driver Development Programme, with the Italian joining alongside fellow F2 racer Richard Verschoor and 2025 FIA European Karting Champion Christian Costoya.

Aston Martin have become the latest team to reveal their launch date ahead of the 2026 season.

The title fight is going all the way to Abu Dhabi as Max Verstappen took victory in Qatar to ensure he remains in with a shout of a fifth straight Championship.

Relive the action at the 2025 Qatar Grand Prix with plenty of unseen Formula 1 moments – paddock padel, podium celebrations, and more.

Laurent Mekies was swift to pay tribute to both Red Bull and Max Verstappen in the wake of the Dutchman’s victory in the Qatar Grand Prix, which was achieved despite the RB21 not being a match for the McLaren on pace across the weekend as a whole.

Lawrence Barretto picks out his winners and losers from a pivotal Qatar Grand Prix...

Red Bull have stated that comments made about Kimi Antonelli in Qatar were "clearly incorrect", after the Mercedes rookie faced abuse online.

Kimi Antonelli was left regretting an error late in the Qatar Grand Prix that allowed Lando Norris to pass him for fourth place, with the Mercedes youngster conceding that it “definitely was a mistake”.

Charles Leclerc admitted that he had “no words” following the end of what proved to be an “incredible tough” Qatar Grand Prix weekend, with the Monegasque crossing the line in eighth place while team mate Lewis Hamilton was outside of the points in 12th.

Max Verstappen secured an unlikely victory in Qatar as McLaren's strategy decision backfired.