Racing (Car) : Formula 1 2026 Season Thread

[1701-e]

On Sky F1 from 3pm each day for 70 minutes just.

[thenry]

According to this the times change to early morning 6:50am & 11:55am

https://www.mytelly.co.uk/tv-guide/l.../#airing-59810

[1701-e]

Originally Posted by thenry

According to this the times change to early morning 6:50am & 11:55am

https://www.mytelly.co.uk/tv-guide/l.../#airing-59810

That's the repeats of the previous day.

[thenry]

Sky should have this covered on their site

[SnoopZ]

Originally Posted by thenry

Sky should have this covered on their site

Just got home from work, it sure sucks that the coverage is only broadcast live between 3-4pm each day this year!

Time to fire up my IPTV feed for 3pm.

The look of the cars from the new regulations look really good out on the track compared to previous years.

[SnoopZ]

All 2026 Car Liveries.

[SnoopZ]

Regulations explained.

https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/a...6905uDJDdNyfQd

[SnoopZ]

Not looking good for Aston Martin, Lance has mouthed off and said they're 4 seconds off the pace!
https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/l...ason/10797071/

Max is slagging off the new regulations as "Not Fun" and "Anti Racing"
https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/m...cars/10797115/

[SnoopZ]

The last week of live TV F1 Bahrain testing is underway, the seasons opening racing in Australia is 6-8 March so not long to go, let the chaos begin!

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Someone posted their F1 hub they have been working on at Resetera, it looks great and useful.

F1 info hub
https://gridhub.one/live/f1

[thenry]

That's interesting thanks I can't rep you but thanks. Makes a change from Sky Sports website

[SnoopZ]

Ferrari are using an unusual rotating rear wing today.



Close up - https://www.reddit.com/r/formula1/co...own_rear_wing/

[thenry]

What happened to Mercedes inventing the pull steering wheel? I know it got knocked back. I'm just wondering why they aren't banging that drum.

[SnoopZ]

Originally Posted by thenry

What happened to Mercedes inventing the pull steering wheel? I know it got knocked back. I'm just wondering why they aren't banging that drum.

I guess seeing it's just testing the rules are slightly different, or maybe it is still legal and within the specs(until it's not). I'm sure this air brake or whatever it is won't be on the car in Australia.