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Alpine Condemn Online Abuse Following Colapinto Baku Restart Collision
Alpine have strongly condemned social media abuse following Franco Colapinto's Safety Car restart collision with Pierre Gasly and Lando Norris in Baku. The crash cost Alpine vital championship points and earned Colapinto a five-place grid drop for the next round.
28 Sept 2026
27 Sept 2026
Briatore Weighs Action as Colapinto Crash Deals Double Blow to Alpine in Baku
Alpine executive advisor Flavio Briatore is reviewing the team's course of action after Franco Colapinto triggered a three-car crash at Turn 1 in Baku. The collision eliminated Colapinto, team-mate Pierre Gasly, and Lando Norris, costing Alpine key points and earning the Argentine driver a five-place grid penalty.
13 Sept 2026
Stella Rejects Briatore Allegations After FIA Court Restores Monaco GP Penalties
The FIA International Court of Appeal has reinstated Pierre Gasly's Monaco GP pit-lane speeding penalties, promoting Isack Hadjar to third and Oscar Piastri to fourth. The verdict sparked an intense clash at Monza between Flavio Briatore and Andrea Stella over the hearing's impartiality.
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30 Oct 2026
Hamilton F1 future built on pace not age
Lewis Hamilton says he is "built differently" and insists racing into the 2030s is realistic, citing his reaction times rather than his age. His Ferrari contract is understood to run to the end of 2027 with an option for another year, and he says his focus in Mexico is second place in the Constructors' Championship.
30 Oct 2026
Alonso Albon criticism returns before Mexico City Grand Prix
Fernando Alonso has repeated his claim that driving standards at the back of the Formula 1 grid are low, days after his first-lap collision with Alex Albon in Austin. Albon rejected the criticism, saying the current grid is stronger than it was a decade ago. Both drivers race again at the Mexico City Grand Prix this weekend.
30 Oct 2026
Kimi Antonelli illness forces Mexico City media day absence
Kimi Antonelli will miss Thursday media day at the Mexico City Grand Prix because of a viral illness, with Mercedes expecting him back for Friday practice. A top-nine finish on Sunday would make him F1’s youngest world champion at 20; he can also clinch if Russell or Hamilton do not win. Valtteri Bottas is also absent, and Colton Herta will take his Cadillac practice outing.
29 Oct 2026
Kimi Antonelli title charge reaches Mexico City climax
Toto Wolff says Kimi Antonelli’s turnaround from a tearful 2025 Belgian GP Q1 exit to a likely 2026 title is “extremely satisfying”. A top-nine finish in Mexico City would make the 20-year-old Mercedes driver F1’s youngest champion, breaking Sebastian Vettel’s record by three years. Antonelli has won nine races this season and says he wants to finish the year on a high.
29 Oct 2026
Mexico City GP practice hands ten seats to rookie drivers
Ten drivers will miss first practice for the Mexico City Grand Prix, including Max Verstappen, Lando Norris and George Russell, as teams fulfil the requirement to run a rookie in at least two sessions per car. Only Ferrari will run both race drivers, while Freddie Slater makes his F1 practice debut for Audi and Nikola Tsolov steps in at Racing Bulls.
29 Oct 2026
Perez contract extension keeps driver at team long term
Sergio Perez has signed a new Cadillac contract running to at least the end of 2029, extending his original deal by two years. The announcement comes before his home Mexico City Grand Prix, where he will make his 300th F1 start. Cadillac says the deal provides continuity as the team builds in its first season.
28 Oct 2026
McLaren upgrades continue through Brazil and Las Vegas
McLaren will bring only a small parts package to Mexico City but plans further upgrades in Brazil and Las Vegas as it chases podium form. Lando Norris has highlighted slow-speed corner weakness after qualifying eighth in Austin, where he dropped to fifth. Oscar Piastri finished seventh.
