The Barcelona GP saw history made, as Lewis Hamilton secured his first-ever Ferrari win in Catalunya. The seven-time world champion's 106th Grand Prix win was the first of any non-Mercedes driver in the 2026 season.

Who will take pole position at the F1 Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix?

THERE is a huge misconception that the Italian Grand Prix is just for purists love the historic vibe at Monza. In reality, it is the ultimate, high-octane excuse for a legendary clubbing holiday.

Kim Kardashian’s arrival at Lewis Hamilton’s latest race caught F1 WAGs’ attention. According to an insider, the wives and girlfriends of the drivers are allegedly not fans of the couple’s romance.

They call Formula One the top tier of motorsports, given the extraordinary performance, insane acceleration figures, and the high level of engineering that goes into these machines that are pushed to their limits.

Social media footage at the Monaco Grand Prix showed Kardashian picking up the towel reserved for the 19-year-old world championship leader.

The 2026 season may just be witnessing the resurgence of Ferrari after Lewis Hamilton’s breakthrough victory at the Barcelona-Catalunya GP. Amidst this, the defending champion, Lando Norris, feels that the Scuderia team has the potential to ‘embarrass’ its competitors.

Formula 1’s first ADUO engine assessment has reportedly rated Red Bull-Ford as the benchmark, while Mercedes, Ferrari, Audi and Honda receive extra development opportunities. The ruling matters because it turns 2026’s title fight into a technical and political story,