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Sauber Aims to Maintain Momentum in Final Race Stretch

Sauber F1 Team is gearing up for the last ten races of the season, looking to build on their recent performance improvement. After a tough start, they found their rhythm before the summer break, earning points in several consecutive races as they head into the Dutch Grand Prix.

Our Take:

As Audi prepares to take over in 2026, it's crucial for Sauber to capitalize on this momentum to end the season strong. Successfully navigating this pivotal phase could not only boost their confidence but also set the tone for the upcoming transition, potentially attracting more talent and support.

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Source: Paul Velasco

Insights into Hamilton's Struggles at the Hungaroring: Trackside Observations

As F1 continues to capture the excitement of fans, recent trackside observations at the Hungaroring have shed light on Lewis Hamilton's performance challenges. Senior writer Balazs Szabo delivers expert insights that reveal underlying factors affecting Hamilton's struggles during the race. Our Take: Hamilton's woes

Intriguing Rivalry: McLaren's Tension Builds Ahead of Zandvoort

This week on the 2 Soft Compounds podcast, the McLaren rivalry heats up as Oscar Piastri leads Lando Norris by a mere nine points. As the Dutch Grand Prix approaches, hosts Rick Houghton and Paul Velasco ponder whether the camaraderie between these two drivers will give way to a fierce

McLaren Teams Up with Mastercard for $100 Million Naming Rights Deal

McLaren Racing has revealed an exciting new partnership with Mastercard, which will see the financial giant take on the role of Official Naming Partner for their Formula 1 team starting in 2026. The deal, valued at an impressive $100 million per year, will result in the rebranding of the team

McLaren Partners with Mastercard for 2026 F1 Season

McLaren Racing has announced a significant partnership with Mastercard, which will see the payment provider become the official naming partner of the team starting in 2026. The team will henceforth be known as the McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team, reflecting an increased commitment from Mastercard to the McLaren brand. Our

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Insights into Hamilton's Struggles at the Hungaroring: Trackside Observations

Intriguing Rivalry: McLaren's Tension Builds Ahead of Zandvoort

McLaren Teams Up with Mastercard for $100 Million Naming Rights Deal

McLaren Partners with Mastercard for 2026 F1 Season