Audi’s Peranakan-inspired patterns and Mercedes’ orchid-themed collection brought Singapore into Adidas’ F1 designs, from driver racewear to clothing and footwear for fans.

Singapore forced Mercedes to change Russell’s power-unit components earlier than planned. His next penalty could come at a venue the team chooses.

Russell explains how his Singapore Sprint lead disappeared, while Mercedes assesses repairs ahead of a Grand Prix already complicated by a 40-place penalty.

The championship leader expected its latest upgrade to move it forward. Singapore could reveal why the opposite appeared to happen.

Last year’s Singapore winner returns with little room for another setback. A consequence of his Sepang retirement now threatens his weekend before it begins.

Mercedes expected its Sepang upgrades to deliver three tenths. After qualifying fourth and eighth, Wolff pointed to straight-line losses and unexpected understeer.

Mercedes brought more downforce to Sepang, but overheating tires limited the benefit. Friday’s bigger concern was sustaining competitive pace over longer runs.

Russell’s Baku win cut Antonelli’s championship lead to 66 points. At Sepang, Antonelli wants his confidence back and the momentum turned around.

Mercedes heads to Sepang with a Baku win behind it and a significant upgrade ahead. Can the planned updates give Russell and Antonelli another step forward?

Kimi Antonelli won Madring’s inaugural F1 GP after VSC timing and Norris’s slow stop reshaped the race, claiming his eighth victory of 2026 and extending his championship lead to 81 points.

Kimi Antonelli charged from 19th to win the 2026 Italian Grand Prix, surpassing Alberto Ascari’s Italian single-season record and becoming the first Italian winner at Monza since Ludovico Scarfiotti in 1966.

1950 Farina → 1951 Ascari → 1952 Ascari → 1966 Scarfiotti. Now, from the back of the grid, Kimi Antonelli is chasing win No. 7—to break Ascari’s 74-year-old Italian single-season record and end Italy’s 60-year wait for another Italian winner at Monza.

Mercedes leads F1, yet it receives one additional engine homologation in 2026 and 2027. Red Bull-Ford, the combustion-engine benchmark, receives none.

Mercedes plans to install a complete new power unit in Kimi Antonelli’s car at Monza, sending the championship leader to the back of the grid for his home Grand Prix.

George Russell won Zandvoort’s first and final Formula 1 Sprint from pole, finishing 1.360 seconds ahead of Charles Leclerc over 24 laps.

George Russell beat Lando Norris by 0.041 seconds to secure pole for Zandvoort’s first and final Formula 1 Sprint.