F1 engineers are already feeling the effects of new regulations as they prepare their cars for pre-season testing, and Ferrari have run into an early problem. On top of the engine formula changes that power unit manufacturers are working on,

One of Formula 1's biggest ever rules refreshes is upon us, making 'launch season' more intriguing than ever as we get a chance to see the all-new cars before they hit the track.

Fred Vasseur's Ferrari F1 team are set to use two different cars before landing on their preferred setup for the 2026 campaign. The Scuderia suffered greatly in the final year of the previous F1 regulations, finishing the 2025 season way down in fourth in the constructors' standings.

The Red Bull teams livery launches in Detroit, overnight into Friday UK time, marks an earlier-than-normal start to the new F1 year; watch every round of the 2026 F1 season live on Sky Sports F1, star

Ferrari has confirmed the official name of its new car, codenamed Project 678, to be driven by Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc in F1 2026.

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur reckons “pure performance” is quite irrelevant at the first pre-season test for the 2026 Formula 1 season due to the regulation change coming in. The 2026 campaign will introduce changes to both the power unit and chassis, as cars will become lighter and smaller and there’ll be more emphasis on electrical power.

Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton have reportedly left Barcelona before the Testing of Previous Cars session officially ends on Thursday, after the seven-time world champion crashed into the barriers on Wednesday morning, causing ...