There's an upbeat mood at Formula 1's newest team following a solid pre-season run.

Cadillac has delivered a good platform to progress from both in terms of team operations and car performance during the opening days of F1 pre-season testing in Bahrain, says team principal Graeme Lowdon.The new entrant into Formula 1 didn’t even have confirmation that it would be on the grid in...

Lando Norris responded to Max Verstappen’s low opinion of the new Formula 1 regulations by saying the 2026 cars are fun to drive and joking the Dutchman can retire if he likes.

Team principal James Vowles says Williams will run its new car during a promotional day before appearing at the Bahrain test, as he explains why the team missed this week’s shakedown in Barcelona.

Cadillac opted to prioritize finding solutions to specific problems rather than track time during the opening day of the Barcelona shakedown, according to team principal Graeme Lowdon.Valtteri Bottas managed 33 laps in the morning on Monday before handing over to Sergio Perez, who only completed 11 laps of the Circuit...

The American team is facing a ‘huge challenge’ with its 2026 car as F1's smallest team.

It’s impossible to not read into testing. Teams all do it, drivers too to a greater or lesser extent, and while it’s a group event it offers the first opportunity to identify some form of competitive order.This week’s test in Bahrain made it even more tricky than normal, with much...

McLaren has explained the decision not to run Jenson Button during next week's Bahrain test despite him being named as Fernando Alonso's replacement at the Monaco Grand Prix.Button's return to Formula 1 was confirmed on Friday, with the 2009 world champion replacing Indy 500-bound Alonso at Monaco in May. Despite...

Jon Lancaster is hopeful he can secure a GP2 racing deal with MP Motorsport, after running with the Dutch team for the first time during this week's GP2 test in Abu Dhabi.Lancaster recorded the fastest time in today's third and final session, the Briton's time half a second shy of...

Renault insists Friday's Formula 1 engine homologation deadline poses no major worry, even though it has not yet fully solved all the problems with its new power unit.While the French manufacturer is still working on efforts to cure the issues that have blighted its pre-season testing, it must submit its...