Pierre Gasly identified a key Alpine A526 limitation ahead of the 2026 F1 United States GP as Franco Colapinto backed the team's potential
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Gasly identifies Alpine A526 limitation ahead of 2026 F1 United States GP

Speaking ahead of the 2026 F1 United States GP, Pierre Gasly admitted Alpine is hampered by a “fundamental” limitation with its A526 that has been affecting performance despite showing competitive qualifying pace throughout the recent triple-header, while Franco Colapinto reiterated the team remains competitive. The Alpine drivers arrived in Austin after a difficult run of…

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Wolff: Taking it one race at a time the best way to win the 2026 F1 World Championship with Antonelli

Toto Wolff knows a thing or two about winning a World Championship, but on the eve of an eighth drivers’ title under his management, he refuses to look ahead and speculate on when Kimi Antonelli will become F1’s youngest title winner in history. Having guided both Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg to their Drivers’ Championships,…

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Lawson: P5 in 2026 F1 Constructors’ Championship “not secure” despite healthy gap to Alpine

Following the 2026 F1 Singapore GP, Racing Bulls now have 100 points to their name as they sit P5 in the 2026 F1 Constructors’ Championship, with Liam Lawson clinching a total of 10 points at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. The New Zealander had an impressive 2026 F1 Singapore GP weekend where he scored a…

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Christian Horner spoke about Adrian Newey and his departure from the Red Bull F1 squad in the first half of 2024.
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Horner recalls Newey leaving Red Bull F1 and what came after

Ex-F1 Red Bull Team Principal and CEO Christian Horner faced the question about Adrian Newey directly in an interview with High Performance. He recounted the day he learned Newey wanted to leave, the internal pressure that shaped his response and the enviornment that once made their partnership flourish. The day the news broke Horner first…

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Honda F1 Chief Engineer Shintaro Orihara and Aston Martin Chief Trackside Officer Mike Krack discussed the complexities of the 2026 F1 PU's.
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Honda’s Orihara and Aston’s Krack on the complexities of the 2026 F1 power units and the AMR26 strengths

After a difficult run at the 2026 Singapore GP, where Fernando Alonso finished P16 and Lance Stroll had to retire on Lap 38 with clutch issues, Honda F1 Chief Engineer Shintaro Orihara and Aston Martin Chief Trackside Officer Mike Krack discussed the complexities of the 2026 F1 regulations in terms of energy management and extracting optimal performance…

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Hülkenberg on track for Audi and Allan McNish at the 2026 F1 Singapore GP
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McNish assesses Audi’s progress and the F1 midfield fight ahead of Austin

Speaking in a print media session after a mixed weekend for the Audi F1 Team in Singapore, Racing Director Allan McNish evaluated the team’s upcoming technical development and analysed how recent car upgrades perform across different circuit layouts. While Gabriel Bortoleto suffered a DNF, Nico Hülkenberg delivered a resilient performance from P15 at the beginning…

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Red Bull boss Laurent Mekies confirms the team will bring no substantial upgrades for the US GP or the rest of F1 2026.
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Mekies confirms no more Red Bull upgrades for US GP and the rest of F1 2026

Laurent Mekies spoke in a print media session after the Singapore round and confirmed that Red Bull will not introduce any upgrades for the US GP, having completed its planned development programme for the 2026 F1 season. Despite shifting its focus to 2027, the team principal believes Red Bull can remain competitive and fight for…

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