And while every new year begins as a voyage of discovery, 2026 is a more daunting voyage than ever before. F1 is implementing a sweeping new set of technical regulations, the biggest overhaul in the sport’s history, and that has led to more questions than answers ahead of the new year.

It's simple, right? Not so

A lot of eyes will be on F1’s first new team in a decade as it makes its bow in Australia.

The 2026 Formula One season gets underway in Melbourne on March 8 with McLaren's Lando Norris looking to retain his world championship title while Max Verstappen

Rivals' concerns about Ferrari's race starts appear to be justified.

Practice starts in testing have seen a huge spread of performance. That could impact races in a massive way.

The 28-year-old married influencer Alexandra Saint Mleux last month, and the two showed off their special day with a handful of videos. The wedding, of course, featured a vintage Ferrari, the team Leclerc races for. Leclerc and Saint Mleux got engaged last November, about two years after the start of their relationship in 2023.

From lift-and-coast to energy deployment, the FIA is weighing up what could

Ferrari's 2026 powertrain was designed to contend with 'normal' F1 starts, under the assumption the starting procedures would not be changed