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F1’s first race in Madrid. A brand-new circuit around IFEMA. Antonelli leads by 66 points. Sainz and Alonso racing at home. Round 14 explained.
Madrid took the Spanish Grand Prix name. Barcelona kept the circuit. With Antonelli on a 5-win streak arriving this weekend, the race just got more interesting.
In Miami the water is fake. In Monaco it’s real — and you still can’t use it. The Monaco Grand Prix isn’t about the race. It never was.
Crescent Street shuts down. The island fills up. Montréal doesn’t host the Canadian Grand Prix — it absorbs it and makes it entirely its own.
600,000 people in Palermo. A burning Alpine. A Fangio tribute. The Colapinto Buenos Aires roadshow wasn’t a promotional event — it was a country telling F1 it’s ready to come home.
The Miami Grand Prix 2026 is here and the city didn’t just show up for the race. It showed up for the whole week. Here’s what’s actually happening in Miami right now.
The F1 Paddock Club starts at $5,500 per person. Most guests didn’t pay for it. Here’s how F1 hospitality became one of the most lucrative — and misunderstood — businesses in sport.
Shanghai doesn’t need F1 to teach it spectacle. This weekend, the circus lands in a city that was already putting on a show — and has been for 21 years.
Melbourne doesn’t just host the Australian Grand Prix. It becomes it. Here’s what F1’s season opener actually does to Australia’s most sports-obsessed city.
F1 culture isn’t about lap times anymore. It’s about what happens to a city when the circus arrives — the money, the fashion, the power, the spectacle. The 2026 season starts now.
