An unraced McLaren Formula 1 car built to 2026 regulations has sold at auction for $11.4 million, placing it among the most expensive Formula 1 cars ever publicly sold despite its competitive debut still years away.

This year's rules will make F1 cars slower by design, with officials expecting a modest lap-time drop as the championship resets its performance curve to manage safety, circuit limits and the demands

Haas have changed their launch date for their 2026 challenger, with the team pulling the covers off the VF-26 on January 19th.

The cars will have to conform to fresh design rules in 2026 - will they be more popular than those which governed the past four seasons?

The countdown to the 2026 Formula 1 season has begun, with the New Year ushering in a brand-new set of technical regulations. Red Bull will be the fir.

Valtteri Bottas will drive an iconic Ferrari Formula 1 car a week before his return to the grid with Cadillac. The Finnish driver will drive the Ferrari 156/85

Tom Cruise has always had a reputation for being a thrill seeker, and once dipped his toe into the world of Formula 1. The 63-year-old actor is notorious for performing his own stunts, and arguably, no sport creates more adrenaline than F1.

The 2026 Formula 1 season is already creeping up on us with car launches set for as early as 15 January. While McLaren is yet to confirm their reveal dates, all other teams have announced when fans will be able to see their 2026 designs ahead of the season.

The 2026 F1 season hasn't started yet, but there's already a major controversy brewing surrounding engines in cars being driven by Mercedes and Red Bull.