Month: January 2026
Visibility Over Identity: Why F1’s 2026 Build-Up Is Being Won by Sponsors, Not Teams
Ferrari’s New Look, Old Problems: When Presentation Becomes the Story Ferrari’s newly released race suit look book was meant to spotlight a refreshed visual identity, but the immediate reaction focused […]
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Haas VF-26: The Toyota Influence Becomes Impossible to Ignore
Haas’s 2026 challenger, the VF-26, arrives surrounded by a familiar kind of Formula 1 noise, part reveal, part speculation, part argument about paint, partnerships, and what any of it really […]
Read MoreThis Week in F1: Early Signals, Old Wounds, and the Shape of 2026
With the season getting closer to starting, this week in Formula 1 became about signals: early hardware glimpses, regulatory fault lines, and the cultural baggage teams are already carrying into […]
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Red Bull and Racing Bulls Unveil 2026 Liveries as the Sport Turns the Page
“F1 2026. The next chapter starts here.”That framing set the tone for Red Bull’s launch, and the reaction made clear this was never going to be treated as a routine […]
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This Week in Formula 1: First Laps, First Noise, First Fault Lines
If this off-season was supposed to be quiet, nobody told Audi, Honda, Ferrari, or the comment sections watching every blurry pixel like it’s a Zapruder film. With 2026 looming large, […]
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This Week in Formula 1: A Sport Pulled Forward and Held Back at the Same Time
If this week in Formula 1 had a theme, it was transition, technical, political, and human, often arriving faster than the sport seems prepared to handle. Across engine regulations, driver […]
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