FORMULA 1 · 2026
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Formula 1 is the highest level of single-seater motorsport. Every race blends speed, technology, strategy and driver skill.
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Teams constantly develop aerodynamics, power units, tyres and software to find tiny performance gains.
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Braking points, overtakes and tyre management can change a race within seconds.
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Pit stops, tyre choices, energy management and timing can decide who reaches the podium.
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New regulations changed the cars and put more emphasis on electrification and sustainable fuels.
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Kimi Antonelli entered the October break leading the drivers’ standings for Mercedes.
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Max Verstappen won the rain-hit race at Sepang — listed as the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix — for his first win of the season.
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At Sepang, heavy rain delayed the start by more than 90 minutes and made tyres and visibility a challenge.
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The 2026 calendar has 24 rounds, from Australia to Abu Dhabi.
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More races, more battles and more surprises are still ahead in 2026.
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