BBC Sport
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Cadillac and Audi - the same ambition but two very different projectsCadillac and Audi enter F1 with the ultimate goal of becoming world champions. Both know they have some way to go before achieving that aim.
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'There is a small Geordie enclave in the F1 paddock'Graeme Lowdon is the team principal for Cadillac, the newcomers to 2026's F1 season.
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Will drivers still make a difference in F1 in 2026?Have F1's new rules damaged its status as the ultimate challenge? Andrew Benson assesses what the drivers are having to do differently and whether...
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'I'm proud of my heritage' - meet Britain's youngest F1 driverArvid Lindblad tells BBC Sport about being shaped by his Indian and Swedish heritage and how he was fixated on reaching F1 from aged five.
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Verstappen was not behind my Red Bull exit - HornerChristian Horner says Max Verstappen and his camp were "not responsible" for his exit from Red Bull in 2025.
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Andrew Benson Q&A: Send us your questionsOur F1 correspondent Andrew Benson is doing a weekly Q&A this season, so get your questions in now.
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Why has it gone so wrong for Aston Martin?The combination of Adrian Newey, Honda and Fernando Alonso was highly promising but Aston Martin are in trouble. Andrew Benson explains why.
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Who are the winners and losers from F1 pre-season testing?As pre-season testing reaches its conclusion, which teams look best - and worst - placed ahead of the Australian Grand Prix?
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'Keep calm,' says Domenicali on criticism of new F1 rulesFormula 1 boss Stefano Domenicali calls for calm in the face of criticism from drivers of the sport's new rules - but said changes would be made if...
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Norris admits new F1 cars 'not purest form of racing'Lando Norris admits he described the new Formula 1 cars as "a lot of fun" last week to "see what the reaction was of everyone".
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Ireland's Dunne signs for Alpine's F1 academyIrish Formula 2 driver Alex Dunne joins Alpine's young driver programme for the 2026 season.
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F1 moves to close loophole in new engine rulesFormula 1 bosses are moving towards a rule change that would close a loophole rivals believe Mercedes have exploited in the sport's new engine rules.