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2026 F1 season
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Formula 1 fans are looking ahead to the 2026 driver market, with attention on when each current driver's contract expires. With the new regulations era arriving in 2026, expiring deals could trigger a wave of driver moves and seat changes across the grid. Fans and pundits are debating which teams and drivers face the biggest decisions.
- 2Was Baku Max Verstappen's best shot at winning in F1 2026?●Was Baku really Max Verstappen's best chance to win in F1 2026?
Motorsport.com is asking whether the Baku City Circuit in Azerbaijan really represented Max Verstappen's strongest opportunity to secure a win in the 2026 Formula 1 season. The question frames Baku as a track whose characteristics may have suited the Dutch driver and his Red Bull machinery better than most venues on the calendar. Fans and pundits are debating whether the street circuit layout gives him an edge over rivals.
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Racing Bulls driver Isack Hadjar reportedly injured his wrist during the F1 2026 summer break, raising questions about his fitness heading into the resumption of the season. Details of how the incident happened remain limited, with discussion focused on what the injury could mean for his second full campaign in Formula 1.
- 4Sergio Perez warns 2026 F1 cars are too dangerous▼“I fear something bad is going to happen soon” – 2026 F1 cars are “too dangerous”, Sergio Perez warns
Formula 1 driver Sergio Perez has issued a stark warning about the 2026 F1 regulations, saying the new generation of cars is "too dangerous" and that he fears "something bad is going to happen soon." His comments add to ongoing debate among drivers and teams about the safety and drivability of the upcoming rule changes ahead of the 2026 season.
- 5Fernando Alonso confirms he will race in F1 in 2027●Fernando Alonso will race in F1 in 2027: “One more year... and I don’t think it will be the last”
Fernando Alonso says he will compete in Formula 1 in 2027, extending a career that has already spanned more than two decades. Speaking about the extension, the Spanish driver suggested it may not be his final deal, saying he does not believe the 2027 season will be his last in the sport.