The 2026 season marks the dawn of a new era for Formula One.

Formula 1’s next rules reset in 2026 will not only change how cars look and sound, it will also redefine how drivers attack ...

F1 is about to go through its biggest transformation in years — maybe since those wild ground-effect cars came roaring […] ...

Nikolas Tombazis is confident F1’s new-for-2026 tools can be adjusted to suit both the cars and the tracks ...

At the end of this month, the first collective test with 2026 machinery will take place in Barcelona. Logically, much of the 2026 rulebook has been finalised, but the FIA has deliberately left several ...

Formula 1 is entering another new era in 2026 with significant changes being made to the power unit, chassis and aerodynamics ...

While the 2025 F1 season has just concluded, all sights are now set on the next campaign and the biggest shake-up in Formula One’s rules in at least a decade. New engine and chassis regulations ...

Formula 1's biggest technical overhaul isn't just reshaping the cars and the way drivers extract performance from them -- it is also redefining the language of racing.

The F1 teams are testing their 2026 cars at the Barcelona track this week. But why is the action not open to the public?

BBC F1 correspondent Andrew Benson looks ahead to the first F1 test of 2026, which is happening in private in Barcelona.