DAVID COULTHARD has issued a warning over the new 2026 F1 rules. And he reckons they could blunt the “instinct” of Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen and Fernando Alonso. The big name trio

Fernando Alonso will be keeping a close eye on the state of Aston Martin’s 2026 car after what has been a worrying start to pre-season testing in Bahrain. Just three days remain before the Australian Grand Prix kicks off,

Fernando Alonso has warned Aston Martin that its solutions for the AMR26 might be "too late" to sustain successful Formula

David Coulthard believes the complexity of Formula 1’s 2026 regulations will frustrate instinctive champions like Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso and Max Verstappen

Aston Martin's power unit supplier, Honda, have had to issue a statement following an incident involving Fernando Alonso in Bahrain. This week, preparations for the 2026 Formula 1 campaign ramped up as the final test began around the Bahrain International Circuit.

Aston Martin completed just 54 laps on the first day of the final test.

Power unit issues for Honda limited Aston Martin to just six laps on the final day of Formula 1 pre-season testing as the team ended its track running early.

Honda has issued a statement regarding the Aston Martin team following Fernando Alonso’s struggles during testing at the Bahrain International Circuit. The Japanese engine manufacturer confirmed that a battery-related problem has affected the team’s test programme.

Although Jenson Button has tipped Fernando Alonso to fight for a title in a Newey-designed car, he says the "big teams" may have the edge.