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Vasser: We already switched to 2026 back in April.

Vasser: We already switched to 2026 back in April.

Ferrari team principal Frédéric Vasseur on the season's results and plans for 2026... Qatar Grand Prix: Sprint starting grid

Qatar Grand Prix: Sprint starting grid

The starting grid for the Qatar Grand Prix sprint... Helmut Marko: Tsunoda was able to improve.

Helmut Marko: Tsunoda was able to improve.

In Friday's sprint qualifying in Qatar, Yuki Tsunoda beat Max Verstappen for the first time this season. The result of the Japanese driver pleased Red Bull's motorsport advisor Helmut Marko, and he even praised Yuki. Adrian Newey explained the reshuffle at Aston Martin.

Adrian Newey explained the reshuffle at Aston Martin.

Aston Martin unexpectedly announced changes in leadership — in 2026 Adrian Newey will replace Andy Cowell as head of the Formula 1 team. The British engineer flew to the Qatar round and explained what prompted the decision. Sutil detained in global fraud operation.

Sutil detained in global fraud operation.

Formula 1 | Ex-Formula 1 driver Adrian Sutil has been detained in a coordinated international police operation, as reported by Bild newspaper, which disclosed that (…) Drivers anticipate the conclusion of sessions as the ground-effect era comes to a close.

Drivers anticipate the conclusion of sessions as the ground-effect era comes to a close.

Formula 1 | The ongoing 2022-25 ground-effect era is nearing its end, and the drivers are eagerly anticipating the change. While Max Verstappen has largely excelled during this period, he’s (…) Arnoux: Norris faces greater pressure than Verstappen.

Arnoux: Norris faces greater pressure than Verstappen.

Formula 1 | Ex-Ferrari driver Rene Arnoux maintains that Max Verstappen is still a significant contender in the 2025 championship battle, suggesting that the Dutchman is preparing for the Qatar-Abu (…) Tsunoda dismisses reserve concept following Qatar advantage.

Tsunoda dismisses reserve concept following Qatar advantage.

Formula 1 | Yuki Tsunoda states that he has no plans to be on the sidelines in 2026, especially after achieving one of the most significant qualifying results of his (…) Hamilton bows out in Qatar as Ralf speculates on the future.

Hamilton bows out in Qatar as Ralf speculates on the future.

Formula 1 | Lewis Hamilton has gone into complete radio silence in Qatar, providing some of the briefest and iciest responses of his career after (…) Verstappen believes it's time for McLaren's impressive title run to come to an end.

Verstappen believes it's time for McLaren's impressive title run to come to an end.

Formula 1 | Max Verstappen's bid for the championship took another hit on Friday in Qatar, as the Red Bull driver finished in P6 during the sprint race (…)

F2: Stewards fined pole-sitter Göte

After the Formula 2 qualifying in Qatar, the stewards penalized pole-sitter Oliver Goethe. Belgian GP director criticized for trip to Qatar.

Belgian GP director criticized for trip to Qatar.

Formula 1 | A new controversy in Belgian politics has unexpectedly brought the future of the grand prix at Spa-Francorchamps back into the spotlight. (…) "That truly took me by surprise." Dr. Helmut Marko has cast doubt on the unexpected decision to appoint Adrian Newey as Aston Martin's next team principal, while Fernando Alonso asserts that the renowned designer had already been acting as a de-facto leader behind the scenes. In an interview with Kleine Zeitung, Marko, a close former colleague of Newey at Red Bull, expressed his astonishment. "That truly took me by surprise," he remarked. "We'll have to see how that unfolds in practice." Marko cautioned that the new position entails greater involvement in race weekend operations and management—an area he believes is not Newey's strongest attribute. "That is certainly not his strength," he stated. "His major strengths lie in design, car setup, and the quality of production and development. It has greatly surprised me that he will now be transitioning more toward team management." In contrast, Alonso staunchly supported the decision, claiming that Newey had already been functioning as a leader. Speaking to AS newspaper in Qatar, he said, "He was already at the forefront of the technical development of the car and the team, pinpointing the necessary personnel and areas needing improvement. Internally, he was conducting a lot of management, while Andy was managing engine integration with the chassis." The Spaniard emphasized the importance of Newey's leadership given the team's rapid evolution. "This team is still quite young," he remarked. "We need guidance from leaders like Adrian. We have the two most successful figures in the history of the sport—Adrian Newey and Andy Cowell." According to Alonso, the new title merely formalizes what had already been occurring. "He was somewhat of a behind-the-scenes leader," he noted. "He would have been in charge of everything even without the official 'team principal' designation. With Cowell concentrating more on the engine, fuel, and Honda, everyone is effectively in their role." Alonso did express hope that Newey would still have adequate time to focus on his evident strength—design. "The role of team principal is different these days—media, sponsors, commitments," he said. "I hope Adrian won’t have to take on all those responsibilities and can focus on the crucial aspects." Christian Horner had been considered for the position before Newey's appointment, with reports suggesting that Newey even took his former Red Bull boss on a tour of the Silverstone factory last week. Ultimately, Lawrence Stroll did not extend an offer to him. "I don’t think we need any additional people in leadership," Alonso concluded. "But that’s not my responsibility."

"That truly took me by surprise." Dr. Helmut Marko has cast doubt on the unexpected decision to appoint Adrian Newey as Aston Martin's next team principal, while Fernando Alonso asserts that the renowned designer had already been acting as a de-facto leader behind the scenes. In an interview with Kleine Zeitung, Marko, a close former colleague of Newey at Red Bull, expressed his astonishment. "That truly took me by surprise," he remarked. "We'll have to see how that unfolds in practice." Marko cautioned that the new position entails greater involvement in race weekend operations and management—an area he believes is not Newey's strongest attribute. "That is certainly not his strength," he stated. "His major strengths lie in design, car setup, and the quality of production and development. It has greatly surprised me that he will now be transitioning more toward team management." In contrast, Alonso staunchly supported the decision, claiming that Newey had already been functioning as a leader. Speaking to AS newspaper in Qatar, he said, "He was already at the forefront of the technical development of the car and the team, pinpointing the necessary personnel and areas needing improvement. Internally, he was conducting a lot of management, while Andy was managing engine integration with the chassis." The Spaniard emphasized the importance of Newey's leadership given the team's rapid evolution. "This team is still quite young," he remarked. "We need guidance from leaders like Adrian. We have the two most successful figures in the history of the sport—Adrian Newey and Andy Cowell." According to Alonso, the new title merely formalizes what had already been occurring. "He was somewhat of a behind-the-scenes leader," he noted. "He would have been in charge of everything even without the official 'team principal' designation. With Cowell concentrating more on the engine, fuel, and Honda, everyone is effectively in their role." Alonso did express hope that Newey would still have adequate time to focus on his evident strength—design. "The role of team principal is different these days—media, sponsors, commitments," he said. "I hope Adrian won’t have to take on all those responsibilities and can focus on the crucial aspects." Christian Horner had been considered for the position before Newey's appointment, with reports suggesting that Newey even took his former Red Bull boss on a tour of the Silverstone factory last week. Ultimately, Lawrence Stroll did not extend an offer to him. "I don’t think we need any additional people in leadership," Alonso concluded. "But that’s not my responsibility."

Formula 1 | Isack Hadjar states that he has no delusions about what lies ahead if, as anticipated, he is elevated to Red Bull to partner with Max Verstappen for (…) Marko questions Newey's ability to succeed as the Aston boss.

Marko questions Newey's ability to succeed as the Aston boss.

Formula 1 | Dr. Helmut Marko has reacted skeptically to the surprising choice of Adrian Newey as Aston Martin's next team principal - while Fernando Alonso (...)

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