Formula 1
Christian Horner expresses unfinished business in Formula 1
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Former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has indicated a desire to return to Formula 1, stating he has unfinished business in the sport. Speaking at the European Motor Show in Dublin, he emphasized he would only rejoin for a competitive project with an equity stake. Rumors link him particularly to a potential shareholding in Alpine.
Formula 1 drivers have shared their first impressions after the Barcelona shakedown of the 2026 cars, highlighting both challenges and excitements in the new regulations. Key aspects include energy management issues, handling differences, and powerful acceleration. While some features like active aerodynamics fell short of expectations, the cars still feel like high-performance racers.
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Fernando Alonso has shared his excitement after taking the new Aston Martin AMR26 for its first laps during the Barcelona Shakedown. The Spaniard highlighted the significant impact of designer Adrian Newey on the team. He described the experience as special amid major changes for the squad ahead of the 2026 season.
Red Bull's new driver Isack Hadjar crashed during a wet session at the Barcelona Formula 1 shakedown, attributing the incident to switching tyre compounds. The accident caused significant damage to the RB22 car, but the team recovered to complete further testing. Team principal Laurent Mekies praised the mechanics' efforts and highlighted the learning opportunities gained.
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Australian racer Jack Doohan has been denied a full-time seat in Super Formula for 2026, despite earlier expectations with Kondo Racing. The 23-year-old, recently dropped by Alpine, tested with the team but failed to secure the position. This leaves him searching for new opportunities as the 2026 season approaches.
The Miami Grand Prix has announced a new luxury hospitality option for its 2026 edition, featuring a life-like superyacht at the track. The MSC Yacht Club will offer premium experiences with pools, dining, and panoramic views during the race weekend. Ticket prices for the most exclusive areas start at $95,000.
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Mercedes emerged as the frontrunner in Formula 1's first 2026 shakedown test at Barcelona, completing the most laps with strong reliability under new regulations. Ferrari impressed as a close challenger with the fastest overall time, while Red Bull and McLaren showed promise amid minor setbacks. The test from January 26-30 highlighted a tighter grid ahead of the season.
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