Here is the 2026 Italian Grand Prix Starting Grid

Pierre Gasly will lead the grid to the green for tomorrow’s Italian Grand Prix at Monza. Gasly has never earned that coveted first starting position before, but tomorrow he will start on pole for the first time. To the back of the grid will be Kimi Antonelli, Liam Lawson and Alex Albon due to power unit changes. This comes despite their actual qualifying positions. 1 … Continue reading Here is the 2026 Italian Grand Prix Starting Grid

Alpine is in Shambles

Alpine F1 is currently in shambles. Former team principal Oliver Oakes has left. His tenure was less than a year. Alpine has had four team principals in five years. Franco Colapinto makes his Alpine debut at Imola, replacing Jack Doohan. Colapinto’s deal only runs for five races. It’s rumored that reserve driver Paul Aron will also get seat time. Aron came to the team with … Continue reading Alpine is in Shambles

Alpine F1 Switches to Mercedes-Benz Power Starting 2026

Alpine F1 announced today that beginning in 2026, the team will begin to operate Mercedes-Benz power units (Engines for our non-F1 friends) after deciding to ditch their own power unit earlier this season. The deal with the German juggernaut also includes use of their gearbox (Transmissions). The multi-year agreement allows the French race team to run the Mercedes powertrains from 2026 until at least 2030. … Continue reading Alpine F1 Switches to Mercedes-Benz Power Starting 2026

Formula 1 Mid-Season Review

Red Bull The first half of the Formula One season has been a disappointment for Red Bull. They currently lead the drivers and constructors championship but are vulnerable in the constructors championship. The only reason this team is leading the constructors championship is because they have Max Verstappen and nobody else does. Verstappen is single-handedly keeping this team afloat. They don’t have the fastest car … Continue reading Formula 1 Mid-Season Review

Esteban Ocon Leaving Alpine at Season’s End

Esteban Ocon and Alpine announced today that the 27-year-old Frenchman will not be with the team in 2025. This comes after his shunt with teammate Pierre Gasly at Monaco, a move that saw Ocon receive a five-place grid penalty for Canada. For Alpine, this is the worst-case scenario. They lost both Oscar Piastri and Fernando Alonso in a botched contract situation, now they lose Ocon.  … Continue reading Esteban Ocon Leaving Alpine at Season’s End