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Alessandro de Tullio will return for a sophomore season of Indy NXT in 2027 as he moves to Chip Ganassi Racing (CGR). De Tullio will drive the No.10 entry for Ganassi and enters an IndyCar reserve driver role for all road and street course races with the team.

Andretti have taken the covers off their latest Formula E challenger, their first for the upcoming Gen4 era. The American outfit will sport a unique chrome livery, donning the traditional colours used on the brand's Formula E machines to date.

Lola have confirmed their driver line-up for the upcoming Season 13, the first of Formula E's upcoming Gen4 era, bringing a new face in Robert Shwartzman onto their roster for the upcoming season.

Nikita Johnson will make the step up to IndyCar with Dale Coyne Racing in 2027 as the defending Indy NXT champion embarks on his rookie season in IndyCar.

Jaguar has removed the covers from its latest Formula E challenger. Named the i-Type 08, following the team's naming cycle, it will be Jaguar's first to take to the track in the championship's upcoming Gen4 era in Season 13.

More than half the Formula E grid, though, are yet to reveal the hues they will carry for the upcoming campaign. A total of five teams have unveiled striking liveries for the upcoming season, and more are expected to do so in the coming days. You can track all the liveries for Season 12 in this thread here:

After a frustrating race last time out in Mexico City, George Russell aimed for redemption in São Paulo. The Briton narrowly missed out on pole position to compatriot Lando Norris by 0.185s, after a team error meant Russell didn't have time for a final push lap before rain intensified on track.

Following an investigation, Charles Leclerc is penalised with a five-second penalty following his collision with Liam Lawson during the closing stages on the race in São Paulo.

Mercedes have clinched the 2026 F1 constructors’ championship at the São Paulo Grand Prix, completing a double after Kimi Antonelli’s drivers’ title.

Lando Norris converted pole to victory in Interlagos, with Max Verstappen charging from 21st on the grid to second and Isack Hadjar joining his teammate on the podium, as Mercedes officially secure the 2026 Constructors' Championship in an action-packed São Paulo Grand Prix.

The FIA have officially announced the full list of driver numbers for Formula E's upcoming Season 13, the first of its Gen4 era. The upcoming season's grid will feature 24 drivers spread across 12 teams, a first full grid in the championship since the 2021 Berlin E-Prix.

World champion Kimi Antonelli. Photo credits: Finlay Williams / WHYOUT Media Weather changes hit the circuit as foggy conditions loomed over the track After earlier issues forcing Dino Beganovic and Freddie Slater to retire during first practice, Charles Leclerc and Nico Hulkenberg returned to the second practice. Kimi Antonelli set the benchmark of the session with a 1:11.857, as Lando Norris slotted into second two tenths behind. After earlier session issues, Max Verstappen

Fortescue Zero unveiled their livery for Formula E's Season 13, the first of the championship's Gen4 era, at a launch event in London on Friday. The event featured several high-profile personalities in Fortescue Zero's set-up, including team principal Jim Wright, CEO of Growth and Energy Gus Pichot, and founder Andrew Forrest.

The paddock head to the São Paulo Grand Prix for the 20th round of the 2026 season. While the fight for championship has drawn to a close, the Constructors Championship is yet to be decided with Mercedes leading with a significant 120 points, with Ferrari behind.

Lewis Hamilton strongly criticises teammate Charles Leclerc after the pair's dispute at the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Peugeot has confirmed the Dane's departure from the programme after two seasons, ahead of the World Endurance Championship (WEC) finale at Monza.

Penalties for Piastri, Colapinto and Gasly reshuffle the Mexico City GP result, with Bortoleto, Hadjar and Hirakawa among those scoring extra points.

Kimi Antonelli is F1’s youngest world champion. From a Mercedes signing at 12 to the title in Mexico City, here’s how he did it and where it slipped.

Kimi Antonelli became the youngest Formula One Drivers’ World Champion at a red-flagged Mexico City Grand Prix, with Max Verstappen capitalising on in-fighting between Ferrari teammates Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc at the start to take victory.

Haas have confirmed that Esteban Ocon will be replaced by Ryo Hirakawa for the 2026 Mexico City Grand Prix.