Formula One News — July 2026

Audi boss Mattia Binotto has moved to end speculation that Nico Hulkenberg could lose his seat at the end of the 2026 season.

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has again insisted George Russell remains part of the team's plans despite another difficult weekend alongside teenage teammate Kimi Antonelli at Silverstone.

Toto Wolff has hit back at Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur after their increasingly public disagreement over Formula 1's budget cap.

Criticism of Formula 1's 2026 regulations is only intensifying at Silverstone, with former driver Heinz-Harald Frentzen urging the sport to "wake up" as current drivers continued to express frustration over the racing.

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Zak Brown has confirmed McLaren held talks with Max Verstappen's camp, while insisting there is still no room for the four-time world champion.

Lando Norris says he remains closely involved in his rapidly growing Quadrant brand, even if he leaves most of the day-to-day work to his team.

Frederic Vasseur has accused Toto Wolff of implying Ferrari is cheating after Mercedes questioned the Italian team's relentless development pace under Formula 1's budget cap.

Red Bull's dispute with the FIA over the controversial ADUO engine compensation system is set to intensify with a high-level meeting at Silverstone.

James Vowles insists Carlos Sainz wants to finish his Formula 1 career at Williams, but the Spaniard says he has yet to decide where his future lies.

Oliver Bearman admits Haas has slipped backwards in Formula 1's development race, with rivals outpacing the American team under the still-young 2026 regulations.

Adrian Newey has apologised to Aston Martin's partners and drivers as the team waits for its long-awaited upgrade packages in Hungary and Zandvoort.

Max Verstappen has intensified his criticism of Formula 1's new Lego drivers' parade, saying the sport risks making its stars "look like kids or clowns".

Frederic Vasseur has given his clearest indication yet that Lewis Hamilton will remain at Ferrari for 2027, even as he insisted it is too early to discuss a contract extension.

Carlos Sainz expects Formula 1's controversial 2026 regulations to produce more "yo-yo" racing at Silverstone despite the FIA making another late adjustment to the energy rules.

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