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Formula 1's revenues have taken a significant hit from the disrupted 2026 calendar, even as the sport insists its controversial new era is attracting more fans and talks over a long-awaited African race accelerate.

James Vowles says he could eventually race at Le Mans, but only after preparing seriously enough to fight for victory.

Championship leader Kimi Antonelli has topped Auto Motor und Sport's mid-season driver ranking, while Lance Stroll was rated the weakest of Formula 1's 22 drivers.

Mercedes is expected to introduce another wave of upgrades after the summer break, but Auto Motor und Sport reports that the increasingly popular 'Macarena' rear wing will not be among them.

Cadillac insists Sergio Perez will remain with the team in 2027 despite growing speculation linking the Mexican with Williams.

Carlos Sainz has reportedly rejected Williams' latest contract offer as uncertainty grows over his 2027 future.

Ferrari will emerge from the summer break with another major development push, beginning with a new floor at Zandvoort before its anticipated 'ADUO2' engine upgrade arrives at Monza.

Jan Lammers says the real significance of Formula 1's final Dutch GP at Zandvoort may only become clear years after this weekend's farewell.

The FIA has controversially lifted almost all remaining restrictions on Russian and Belarusian participation in international motorsport, restoring national flags, anthems and full federation rights.

Formula 2 championship leader Nikola Tsolov is set to test a Racing Bulls Formula 1 car at Imola later this month as speculation grows about a possible 2027 promotion.

Former Ferrari-backed F1 Academy driver Maya Weug has become the latest female racer to question what happens after the heavily promoted all-women series.

Cadillac has stunned Formula 1 by abruptly removing Graeme Lowdon as team principal during the summer break and replacing him with former Alpine boss Marcin Budkowski.

Cadillac has dismissed Graeme Lowdon as its Formula 1 team principal and appointed former Alpine executive director Marcin Budkowski as his replacement, changing leadership midway through the American team's debut season.

It’s obvious most OEM’s now involved in Formula 1 believed, five or six years ago, they were just one decade or so from completely dropping combustion engines in favor of full electrical motors for their road cars.

Ferrari and Mercedes would have been the only two manufacturers left in Formula 1 from the start of 2026 if the current Technical Regulations hadn’t been put in place. That’s the claim the FIA Single Seaters Director Nikolas Tombazis made during an exclusive interview with Grandprix.com the Greek seeming pretty convinced Audi, Ford and GM wouldn’t have decided to enter Formula 1 and Honda wouldn’t have done a U-turn on its plan to leave the sport, if there was no move towards electrification.

FIA’s Single Seaters Director Nikolas Tombazis has revealed the Fédération is already working with the teams and manufacturers to improve the way the ADUO - Additional Development and Upgrade Opportunities - will be decided from the start of next year, the Greek engineer admitting the current system needs to be improved.

Max Verstappen has urged the Dutch government to do more to protect the future of motorsport as Formula 1 prepares to leave Zandvoort after this month's final Dutch GP.

Sergio Perez is being linked with a possible move away from Cadillac for 2027, despite clearly outperforming teammate Valtteri Bottas during the new team's difficult debut season.

Red Bull is reportedly preparing another major technical signing, with Aston Martin veteran Tom McCullough lined up to become its new head of race engineering.

Nico Hulkenberg says he is prepared to continue racing for Audi for as long as the team wants him, with earlier doubts about his 2027 seat now fading.

Toto Wolff has played down Ferrari's two victories this season, arguing that Mercedes lost both races through circumstance and reliability rather than outright performance.

Cadillac's decision to build its new Formula 1 project around experienced drivers Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez has divided former Dutch racers Renger van der Zande and Jan Lammers.

Simon Pagenaud says Cadillac's Formula 1 project has helped rebuild his life and career after the 2023 crash that left him with lasting neurological symptoms.

Rafael Camara has played down growing speculation that Ferrari could place him at Haas in 2027 as a replacement for Esteban Ocon.