Formula One News — June 2026
JUNE 5, 2026
Practice 1 Results
Monaco GP - Practice 1 Results
Verstappen hopeful as F1 edges towards rules compromise
Max Verstappen appears increasingly hopeful that Formula 1's bitter dispute over the controversial F1 regulations will end in compromise rather than stalemate.
JUNE 4, 2026
Thursday Press Conference
Monaco GP - Thursday Press Conference
Ferrari ties down Leclerc for just two more years
Charles Leclerc has ended speculation about his future by signing a new Ferrari contract that will keep him in red for at least the next several seasons.
Magnussen to make NASCAR Cup debut in San Diego
Kevin Magnussen will make his NASCAR Cup Series debut later this month after being confirmed for Trackhouse Racing's special Project 91 entry in San Diego.
Barcelona to blame for reduced F1 role says Domenicali
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says he has no regrets about Madrid securing Spain's long-term future on the calendar, suggesting Barcelona only has itself to blame for being pushed into a rotating arrangement.
JUNE 3, 2026
F1 inches towards engine compromise as pressure mounts
Formula 1 appears to be edging towards a compromise on its controversial power unit regulations, but no final agreement has yet been reached.
Leclerc refuses to surrender title hopes
Charles Leclerc insists Ferrari remains firmly in the 2026 title fight despite Mercedes' dominant start to the season.
Newey set for Monaco return amid Aston questions
Adrian Newey could be back in the Aston Martin garage in Monaco this weekend after a notably low-profile start to his involvement with the Silverstone-based team.
Sainz eyes racing into his 40s as future speculation continues
Carlos Sainz says he wants to continue racing until at least the age of 40, as fresh speculation swirls about his long-term Formula 1 future.
McLaren's Monaco milestone sparks counting debate
McLaren will celebrate what it says is its 1000th Formula 1 grand prix this weekend in Monaco with a special anniversary livery.
JUNE 2, 2026
Leclerc not worried as he returns home to Monaco
Ferrari is emerging as the clear favourite for Monaco, with even championship leader Kimi Antonelli backing the Italian team ahead of this weekend's race.
Michael Schumacher may have helped Mick stay in F1 says Benoit
Veteran Swiss journalist Roger Benoit believes Mick Schumacher's Formula 1 career might have survived had his father Michael not suffered his devastating skiing accident in late 2013.
FIA inspection eases Madrid fears despite legal dispute
Concerns that Formula 1's new Madrid street circuit could miss its September debut appear to be fading, although a legal dispute is now unfolding behind the scenes.
Formula E boss says F1's V8 push is good for us
Formula E chief Jeff Dodds says Formula 1's growing desire to return to V8 engines is ultimately good news for the all-electric championship.
JUNE 1, 2026
Antonelli says F1 rivals now respect him amid title charge
Kimi Antonelli says his rivals now view him differently after his remarkable start to the 2026 season.
Mercedes walks away from Alpine as Horner options narrow
Mercedes has reportedly abandoned plans to buy a stake in Alpine, while Christian Horner's hopes of using the French team as a route back into Formula 1 also appear to have hit a dead end.
Danner urges Hulkenberg to stay patient with Audi
Nico Hulkenberg has been urged not to lose faith in Audi despite the German manufacturer's difficult start to the 2026 season.
Cadillac boss slams completely false Bottas exit rumours
Cadillac team principal Graeme Lowdon has strongly denied rumours that Valtteri Bottas could lose his seat before the end of the season.
Perfect Hamilton could stay ahead in Monaco
Lewis Hamilton could emerge as Ferrari's surprise contender in Monaco after decisively outpacing teammate Charles Leclerc in Canada, according to Ralf Schumacher.
Verstappen allies hit back at Steiner over criticism
Max Verstappen's allies have turned on former Haas boss Gunther Steiner after he suggested the Dutchman's criticism of Formula 1's 2026 regulations is motivated by a lack of victories.
Rare Schumacher accounts emerge 12 years after accident
More than 12 years after Michael Schumacher's skiing accident, rare new firsthand accounts have emerged from some of the people involved on the day the seven-time world champion suffered his life-changing injuries.
Cadillac delighted as V8 momentum grows in F1
Cadillac and Formula 1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali have added fresh support to growing calls for a return to V8 engines in the near future.