Action and drama marked the FORMULA 1® PIRELLI GRAN PREMIO D’ITALIA 2026 in Monza, Italy, last weekend, as driver substitutions continued and Kimi Antonelli delivered a monumental victory despite starting from the back of the grid due to a power unit penalty.
Last weekend brought exciting developments on and off the track as drivers extended their contracts, swapped seats, and contended with challenging track conditions in Zandvoort at the FORMULA 1® HEINEKEN DUTCH GRAND PRIX 2026.
Drama unfolded in Hungary last weekend, as the FORMULA 1® AWS HUNGARIAN GRAND PRIX 2026 brought teams together in a battle that tested cars and drivers alike. From frontrunners to those toward the back of the field, the race demonstrated that no driver or team is immune from mechanical failure, and underscored that driver skill, team support and engineering acumen are all required to achieve victory.
With the threat of rain clouding the start of the Formula 1® MOET & CHANDON BELGIAN GRAND PRIX 2026, all eyes were on the sky, but the track would remain dry as drivers fought for position and took chances that would either pay off in podium finishes or cost them everything.
With new regulations enacted and a tight Driver’s Championship unfolding, the 2026 FORMULA 1® PIRELLI BRITISH GRAND PRIX promised action and drama, and it certainly delivered. Fair weather prevailed throughout the race weekend, setting the stage for a thrilling sprint that would test both driver skill and strategic ingenuity.