Kimi Antonelli Becomes Youngest F1 World Champion Ever
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Check out the biggest stories from Sunday, November 1st, Mexico City Grand Prix day, with the RacingNews365 Review.
Build-up to the Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix continues today with FP3 and qualifying in Mexico City. Kimi Antonelli needs to finish in ninth or better in Sunday's race to become the youngest ever F1 world champion at only 20.
George Russell is second fastest and Charles Leclerc third while reigning champion Lando Norris qualifies sixth.
Free Practice 1 from the 2026 Mexican Grand Prix is in the books, with Charles Leclerc setting the pace early on in Mexico City. Just how representative the session proves to be remains to be seen, with 10 full-time drivers having been replaced for the session as teams look to comply with F1’s rules on giving FP1 sessions to rookie drivers.
Ferrari has announced a multi-year agreement to supply power units and gearboxes to the Cadillac F1 team, starting in the 2026 season. This strategic partnership ensures Cadillac, backed by General Motors, can hit the ground running when they join the F1 ...
Ferrari will take part in the 2026 Formula 1 World Championship with the all-new SF-26 race car, the 72nd different F1 car built by the Maranello outfit. This is a lighter vehicle, featuring a completely new aerodynamic concept and a whole new generation ...
Is this Ferrari's year? It's something Formula 1 fans have been asking annually for nearly two decades now -- to the point that, in recent years, it has become more of a meme than a genuine question. The cycle is familiar: uncontrollable optimism ramps up ...
Mercedes driver George Russell believes Ferrari's smaller diameter turbo will pay dividends at Formula 1's high-altitude race in Mexico