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Alpine Upgrades Shine at Spa: A Step Forward in Development

Alpine F1 Team introduced targeted upgrades for the challenging Spa-Francorchamps circuit, aiming to enhance performance following a disappointing outing in the Belgian Grand Prix. With only one point earned, the team hopes these modifications will bolster their competitiveness on the track.

Our Take:

While the upgrades are modest, they reflect a strategic approach from Alpine in honing their car's performance to the peculiar demands of Spa. The team's ability to adapt quickly to circuit-specific needs may prove beneficial as they strive to refine their overall package heading into the latter half of the season.

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Source: F1Technical

Fernando Alonso Poised for Comeback in FP2 at Hungarian Grand Prix

Two-time Formula 1 champion Fernando Alonso is set to make his return in the second practice session at the Hungarian Grand Prix after missing the first. Despite recent injuries, the Aston Martin driver is eager to get back behind the wheel. Our Take: Alonso's tenacity is commendable; overcoming

Verstappen Stays at Red Bull: What It Means for George Russell's Future

Max Verstappen has confirmed his commitment to Red Bull for the 2026 season, prompting Sky Sports F1's Martin Brundle to analyze the implications for other drivers, especially George Russell. With upcoming changes to the sport’s engine regulations, the landscape of Formula 1 may shift dramatically, leaving many

Decoding F1 Drivers' Earnings in 2025: Who Tops the Charts?

In 2025, the earnings of Formula 1 drivers have soared, with a combined total reaching an astonishing $413.85 million. Max Verstappen leads the pack with an estimated income of $97.5 million, reflecting the significant financial clout drivers possess, despite ongoing efforts to implement budget caps in the sport.

Norris Dominates FP1 at the Hungarian GP, McLaren Secures 1-2

In a thrilling opening session for the Hungarian Grand Prix, Lando Norris showcased his speed by clocking a time of 1m16.052s, narrowly edging out his teammate Oscar Piastri by just 0.019 seconds. The strong performance from McLaren sets a promising tone for the weekend ahead. Our Take: The

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Fernando Alonso Poised for Comeback in FP2 at Hungarian Grand Prix

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Norris Dominates FP1 at the Hungarian GP, McLaren Secures 1-2