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31
March, 2016
GPF News

Alonso Out of Bahrain GP

Fernando Alonso will not take part in the Bahrain GP following his crash in Australia. He will be replaced by McLaren's Belgian reserve driver Stoffel Vandoorne.


 

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March, 2016
GPF News

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F1 NEWS - AUTOSPORT.COM Grand Prix Fantasy 2016 News Feed

21
February, 2026
Autosport.com

Analysis: Is F1 engine vote a fair solution after Mercedes kept FIA 'in the loop'?

Ever since rivals discovered that Mercedes could comply with the 16:1 limit during static tests, but can achieve a higher ratio while running on track, the compression ratio has become the biggest political topic of Formula 1?s pre-season.During the first week in Bahrain, Wolff made it clear that Mercedes had closely involved the FIA throughout the entire engine development process and kept ...Keep reading


 

21
February, 2026
Autosport.com

Russell: My F1 2026 practice starts were my worst ever

George Russell claimed his two practice starts in testing for the 2026 Formula 1 campaign ?were worse? than his worst ever, with Ferrari looking the strongest in that regard.��Changes to the race start procedure has been one of the main talking points during pre-season, as drivers must now rev their engines for at least 10 seconds to spool up the turbo.This is as a result of the new ...Keep reading


 

20
February, 2026
Autosport.com

F1 Bahrain pre-season test: Ferrari fastest as Aston Martin ends running early

Ferrari has achieved the fastest lap in Formula 1?s 2026 pre-season testing, courtesy of Charles Leclerc.The eight-time grand prix winner topped the timesheet throughout the day. He was quickest in the morning with a 1m33.689s; in the afternoon, he successively brought this benchmark down to 1m33.629s, 1m33.162s and 1m32.655s with C3 rubber.Leclerc then bolted on C4 tyres and lapped in ...Keep reading


 

20
February, 2026
Autosport.com

Aston Martin ends F1 Bahrain pre-season test early after six laps on final day

Aston Martin curtailed its Formula 1 pre-season testing programme in Bahrain as an after-effect of earlier technical issues.Having switched to a Honda engine supply for F1?s new era, Aston Martin is the only team to use the Japanese power units and has struggled so far.Regardless of its mediocre pace, the AMR26?s unreliability has been the biggest issue at Sakhir.The Adrian ...Keep reading


 

20
February, 2026
Autosport.com

F1 Bahrain pre-season test: Leclerc quickest, Aston Martin restricted to two laps

Charles Leclerc significantly impressed by topping the final morning of pre-season testing for the 2026 Formula 1 campaign, while further problems struck Aston Martin in Bahrain.The Ferrari driver set a 1m33.689s lap on the C3 tyre inside the opening hour, and that is the third session Leclerc has topped across the last two weeks.Alongside going fastest, the Monegasque completed the ...Keep reading


 

20
February, 2026
Autosport.com

F1 considering format changes, 12 sprints from 2027

Formula 1 is actively looking into doubling the number of sprint races from six to 12 per year from 2027, and is investigating other format changes to regular weekends.F1's commercial rightsholder Liberty Media has been keen to expand the number of sprint races for a while as it has found they lead to more interest from fans, broadcasters and race promoters, even if they place a bigger burden ...Keep reading


 

20
February, 2026
Autosport.com

Domenicali urges F1 'not to panic or overreact' over 2026 rules

F1 CEO and president Stefano Domenicali has urged fans to "stay calm" over the series' new 2026 regulations, which have already come under fire before the season has started.F1's wholesale regulation changes for 2026 revolve around a much more powerful electric motor and sustainable fuels, measures which have attracted involvement from Audi, GM and Ford and enticed Honda to make a U-turn on ...Keep reading


 

19
February, 2026
Autosport.com

Explained: Why the FIA is putting Mercedes' F1 engine solution to a vote

In the weeks leading up to the season opener in Melbourne, the words ?compression ratio? have dominated paddock conversations. Since rivals caught wind of the fact that Mercedes complies with the 16:1 limit during static tests at ambient temperature but is able to achieve a higher ratio while running, the topic has become political and inflated.During the first week of pre-season testing ...Keep reading


 

19
February, 2026
Autosport.com

F1 Bahrain pre-season test: Antonelli quickest on day five as Aston Martin's woes continue

Kimi Antonelli went quickest on the penultimate day of Formula 1?s pre-season testing in Bahrain on Thursday.The Mercedes driver set the best time so far for 2026-spec machinery at the Sakhir track, going over six tenths faster than anyone prior to today, with a 1m32.803s ? narrowly quicker than Oscar Piastri.McLaren and Red Bull traded fastest laps during most of the day, with ...Keep reading


 

19
February, 2026
Autosport.com

How Ferrari's 180-degree rear wing works ? and why it's legal

Ferrari has debuted a novel approach to its rear wing active aerodynamics package in the second week of Bahrain's pre-season Formula 1 testing, sporting an upper wing flap that rotates over 180 degrees to run upside down.With Lewis Hamilton behind the wheel for Thursday's running, Ferrari put its new rear wing development into practice. With a turning axis positioned at the leading edge of the ...Keep reading


 

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