Taylor Barnard says a podium is the "ulitmate goal" for DS PENSKE this weekend at the Miami E-Prix Formula E returns this weekend for the third round of the championship at the Miami International Autodrome, located at the Hard Rock Stadium. This weekend marks the Miami E-Prix’s first visit to the Hard Rock Stadium, a venue typically associated with the Miami Formula 1 Grand Prix.

Journalists reported that Isack Hadjar posted the fastest time in the morning session at the Barcelona shakedown test before F1 cut the data stream. Today marks the first day of the Barcelona Shakedown testing week for F1 teams as they put their brand new 2026-reg cars through the paces. During the week, ten teams (Williams are not taking part in the test) will test their 2026 challengers for the first time on track across three days, with five days in total available to choose from.

Formula E graces the Miami International Autodrome (Hard Rock Stadium) street circuit this weekend, a first for the championship, as the venue previously only held F1 races. The Miami E Prix used to take place at Homestead-Miami Speedway before a deal was reached last year with the F1 circuit. The track will use one of the shorter Autodrome configurations optimised for Formula E’s cars.

Andretti-Porsche and Jake Dennis are early contenders Jake Dennis turned pole into a win in the season opener at the São Paulo ePrix, a feat no one had achieved on that circuit before. He now sits second in the drivers’ championship after another strong performance in Mexico City, but no win or podium puts him behind last race winner Nick Cassidy.

This week, teams will start testing the 2026 cars at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in Spain. Although not every team has revealed its 2026 race livery (e.g., champions McLaren and newcomer Cadillac plan to reveal theirs in February), all teams except Williams will attend Barcelona next week. The teams have three testing days within a 5-day week. They select which days to test but cannot exceed three days.

The F1 2026 regulations mark one of the biggest overhauls in F1 history. For the first time, these historic cars will take action on Monday, January 26th, as the Barcelona shakedown testing week begins. This event will serve as the first true test for all the cars outside of simulations under the new set of regulations. These regulations have made changes to the PU for the first time since 2014 and altered the chassis from the more downforce-focused 2022 regulations.

Williams announced today that they will not be present at the Barcelona shakedown test set to take place next week. Barcelona will mark the first full-running and in-person tests for the 2026 regulation cars, as teams completed filming days and private, short-run shakedowns this week and last. F1 has more test days this year than in previous years due to the new set of regulations, which saw a complete overhaul of both chassis and engine.

Formula E completes an all-male grid for the tenth consecutive season with Pepe Marti signing.

Max Verstappen takes a dominant pole position on a slippery track during a red-flag-heavy qualifying session, while McLaren qualify P7 and P9.

his week, the F1 and the FIA confirmed which six races will hold an additional sprint race in 2026. New names were on the list for 2026, most notably Singapore. The Marina Bay circuit is the home of the first F1 night race in history and is one of the longest-running street tracks.

The Italian Grand Prix last Sunday marked the shortest F1 race in history, taking just a little over 1-hour to complete. Remarkably, this follows F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali's comments on F1 races being too long for young minds. Following studies on audiences, F1 have been working to find a balance between what the drivers want and more on-track action. A proposal to make races shorter was made over the Italian Grand Prix.

Carlos Sainz was left fuming after picking up a 10-second penalty during the Dutch Grand Prix.

McLaren’s Oscar Piastri took pole by 12 thousandths of a second over teammate Lando Norris, at Zandvoort this afternoon, in a wind-affected Q3. Piastri sets a new lap record at Zandvoort, his third lap record of the season!

From “champion of sitting on the couch” to F1 championship leader in just three years, Oscar Piastri is not throwing away his shot. With six wins and six podiums this season, he holds the top spot in the championship as he heads into the final ten rounds, although he ranks second in our mid-season evaluations.

Where do we rank the drivers' performances in the first half of the season? Our number one spot might just surprise you. Nico Hulkenberg gained his first podium in 15 years in the first half of this season- in a Sauber of all cars!

Lego and F1 capitalise on an old economic theory, a recession indicator usually found in more feminine markets, called the lipstick effect, with their Lego F1 collectable race cars.

Many fashion brands are reverting to simplicity, and calming neutral colour schemes regarding their fashion pieces. Amongst the neutral backdrops which fit and frame every person are the statement pieces everyone wants: motorsport-inspired fashion. Leather jackets, bomber jackets, cardigans, and jumpers - there's a piece of motorsport heritage to take home for everyone.