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Formula 1 Confirms Milan Launch Event for 2027 Season with 11 Teams

Formula 1 has announced F1 Live Milan, a three-day season launch festival running February 18–20 ahead of the 2027 campaign. The main show on February 18 will feature all 11 teams, drivers, and team principals in a unified season kickoff.

18 Sept 2026

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17 Sept 2026

F1 2027 Calendar: Monaco Sprint Added as Schedule Expands to 10 Short Races

Formula 1 has confirmed a 24-race calendar for the 2027 season featuring an expanded schedule of 10 Sprint weekends, including a debut Sprint at Monaco. The season will open in Bahrain and close in Abu Dhabi with Sprint formats, while Portugal and Turkey return to replace the Dutch Grand Prix and rotating Spanish Grand Prix.

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8 Oct 2026

Singapore GP Sprint Debut: Set-Up Geometry and Risk at Marina Bay

Formula 1 introduces the Sprint format to the Singapore Grand Prix for the first time, compressing setup time to a single 60-minute daylight session before night qualifying. With four teams in contention and George Russell facing a Sunday grid penalty, execution across Marina Bay's 19 corners will hinge on setup precision.

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7 Oct 2026

Lewis Hamilton Demands 2027 Engine Gains as Ferrari Power Deficit Bites

Lewis Hamilton has urged Ferrari to eliminate its power unit deficit for the 2027 season after falling more than 100 points behind championship leader Kimi Antonelli. Despite a third-place finish in Malaysia, Hamilton acknowledged that Ferrari must overcome its straight-line disadvantage to challenge for future titles.

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7 Oct 2026

FIA Software Failure at Sepang Exposes Pre-Season Simulation Gaps

A software calibration error during wet formation laps at Sepang caused cars to crawl to a halt, exposing blind spots in the FIA's pre-season simulations under new hybrid regulations. Sky Sports F1 commentator David Croft labeled the 40-minute disruption a farce as the sport prepares for Singapore.

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7 Oct 2026

FIA Faces Software Scrutiny as Wet-Weather Mapping Flaw Halts Sepang Grid

A software glitch on the wet formation lap at Sepang forced cars including Max Verstappen's Red Bull and Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari to crawl to a halt, prompting criticism of the FIA and Nikolas Tombazis from Sky Sports F1 commentator David Croft. After an emergency firmware patch, Verstappen secured victory ahead of Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli.