Strong starts and close battles have defined Ferrari’s beginning to the season, but the data from China raises questions: could Mercedes actually be more dominant than ever?

From Ferrari trying to steal a march on Mercedes, to more reaction to Verstappen's scathing 2026 criticism, here are the main stories from today, Tuesday, March 17. While Ferrari may be thrilling F1 fans in the races,

Ferrari are set to conduct a filming day to test out major upgrades for the SF-26 during the break caused by the cancellation of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix. There was once again only room for one Ferrari on the Chinese Grand Prix podium,

Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) has vetoed proposed changes to Formula 1 race start procedures, using its influence within the sport's governance to keep current rules in place. The company is also rolling out new aerodynamic upgrades,

Formula One, with its global business model, finds itself with difficulties after the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran

The 2026 Formula 1 season is around the corner, with every team preparing to make a statement in Australia, where a new campaign with new regulations and rules will start. After McLaren’s dominant win in 2025,

Ferrari's intra-team battle is providing one of the best storylines of the 2026 F1 season, writes Lewis Larkam.

Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton had a nearly race-long battle at Shanghai, and were successfully trusted not to collide by Ferrari team boss Vasseur