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Formula 1 is back in the Sunshine State for the 2026 Miami Grand Prix. With major rule changes, a tight championship battle, and Max Verstappen's future dominating the headlines, you won't want to miss a second. Here is your ultimate guide on how to watch or stream the race in the US, the UK, and anywhere else in the world.

Max Verstappen has hinted at leaving Red Bull, but Sky Sports pundit Martin Brundle has issued a stark warning: the four-time world champion might not have anywhere to go. With Mercedes, McLaren, and Ferrari locked into strong driver pairings, F1's biggest star could find himself trapped in a struggling car.

Max Verstappen is going all-in on GT racing while his F1 career hangs in the balance. The four-time world champion built his own team, won on debut at the Nordschleife, and is preparing for the Nurburgring 24 Hours with a record 150-car grid. With Red Bull collapsing and Lambiase leaving for McLaren, is GT racing just a hobby or Verstappen's next chapter?

Max Verstappen’s engineer Gianpiero Lambiase is linked with a move to McLaren as Andrea Stella is rumored to join Ferrari. Here is what it means for Red Bull, McLaren, Ferrari, and Verstappen’s future.

Antonelli wins at Suzuka and takes the 2026 championship lead as drama unfolds across McLaren, Ferrari, Mercedes, and Red Bull.

Fernando Alonso will miss media day ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka as he prepares for the birth of his first child. Aston Martin confirmed the absence is for personal reasons, with Alonso still expected to return for race weekend sessions. The unexpected news adds another storyline to an already busy F1 weekend.

Formula 1 testing in Bahrain has wrapped up, revealing early winners, quiet concerns, and major questions ahead of the 2026 season. While teams like Mercedes and Ferrari showed confidence and reliability, others leave searching for answers as focus shifts from testing programs to real race performance.

Ferrari just lit up the 2026 F1 testing scene in Bahrain — and the SF-26 is firing shots straight at the competition. From unprecedented reliability to wild active aero tricks that have the paddock buzzing, this might be the most dangerous Ferrari package in YEARS. Here’s exactly why the SF-26 could rewrite the F1 pecking order before Australia.

Formula 1 faces growing pressure after the 2026 race start procedure raised safety and consistency concerns during Bahrain testing. With teams divided and drivers uneasy, the FIA is now under scrutiny to act before the season opener in Melbourne.

Max Verstappen delivered a blunt verdict on the 2026 Formula 1 cars during Bahrain testing, saying they are “not much fun to drive.” The four-time world champion criticized the heavy focus on energy management and compared the experience to “Formula E on steroids,” igniting fresh debate over whether the new era risks losing the soul of Formula 1.

F1 testing in Bahrain sparked early controversy as the new 2026 race start procedures appeared messy and inconsistent. Drivers struggled with clutch engagement, anti-stall issues, and hesitant launches, prompting fans to warn of a potential “bloodbath” when racing begins in Melbourne. With safety and spectacle both at risk, pressure is already mounting on the FIA to act fast.