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Norris loses Spanish GP win to VSC timing, defies official over Coca-Cola
Lando Norris lost a likely victory at the Spanish Grand Prix due to the unfortunate timing of a Virtual Safety Car, which prevented him from making a cheap pit stop.
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- Norris loses Spanish GP win to VSC timing, defies official over Coca-Cola
- Honda replaces F1 power unit leader amid Aston Martin struggles
- Antonelli wins Spanish Grand Prix after VSC costs Norris
- FIA President Intervenes to Keep Alonso in Formula 1
- Alonso says 2027 decision will not come soon
- Russell Leads Italian GP Practice Session
- Red Bull hires Aston Martin engineer McCullough
Honda replaces F1 power unit leader amid Aston Martin struggles
Honda Racing Corporation announced a leadership change for its Formula 1 power unit development programme on Monday, September 14, 2026, replacing the project leader in a move it described as a planned transition to a...
Antonelli wins Spanish Grand Prix after VSC costs Norris
Kimi Antonelli won the inaugural Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring circuit on Sunday, extending his Formula 1 championship lead after a race decided by a crucial Virtual Safety Car period.
FIA President Intervenes to Keep Alonso in Formula 1
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem is actively intervening to keep Fernando Alonso in Formula 1, meeting with Aston Martin owner Lawrence Stroll and planning further talks with the driver.
Alonso says 2027 decision will not come soon
Fernando Alonso says a decision on his Formula 1 future beyond the 2026 season will not come soon, as the two-time world champion weighs whether to continue racing for Aston Martin or move into a different role with t...
Russell Leads Italian GP Practice Session
George Russell of Mercedes set the fastest lap during Friday's second practice session for the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix at Monza, narrowly edging out Ferrari's Charles Leclerc.
Red Bull hires Aston Martin engineer McCullough
Red Bull has announced the hiring of Tom McCullough as its new Head of Racing, a move set to take effect at the beginning of the 2027 Formula 1 season.
