Cadillac F1 Team preps for 2026 debut: A new 11th team is joining the grid in 2026, and preparations are ramping up Formula 1®
Sprint races under review: Stefano Domenicali, F1’s CEO, is holding talks on potential changes to the sprint race format to keep the sport fresh and exciting.
Reverse grid races under consideration: Domenicali is also open to experimenting with reverse grid races — where starting positions could be inverted — as another way to add intrigue on race weekends.
Cadillac’s Driver Lineup Rumors
Sergio Pérez eyed for Cadillac: Reports suggest Pérez is set to return to F1 in Cadillac’s inaugural season in 2026. The official announcement may come at the Italian Grand Prix next month.
Driver rumors continue: Another outlet indicates Pérez is the favorite for one of the seats, with speculation swirling about his return to the grid next year.
Championship Race Spotlight
McLaren’s internal title battle heats up: The title race is tighter than ever — Oscar Piastri leads teammate Lando Norris by just nine points. The Dutch Grand Prix (August 29–31) looms as the next critical showdown.
Ferrari & Hamilton Cover Story
Hamilton’s Ferrari future in focus: Hamilton’s three-year deal with Ferrari, signed in 2025, reportedly includes a clause granting him full control over his F1 career moving forward.
Bonus Headlines
Ferrari pushing forward: Team Principal Fred Vasseur pledged a clear target of race wins in 2025, with a multi-year extension signed to bring needed stability.
Ricciardo reflects on post-F1 life: Daniel Ricciardo opened up about his journey after leaving F1 — embracing self-reflection, personal growth, and expressing no regrets
Horner’s departure welcomed: The F1 community is reportedly healthier following Christian Horner’s exit from Red Bull. Team figures like Zak Brown, Max Verstappen, and Toto Wolff credit newly appointed Laurent Mekies with bringing harmony and focus back to the paddock Diario AS.
Mercedes aiming for a comeback: Toto Wolff acknowledged a rough patch this season, but remains optimistic that Mercedes will hit their stride again later in the year
