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Max Verstappen 'not having fun' driving new F1 cars

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Max Verstappen, Lando Norris Rip New F1 Cars Ahead of 2026 Australian GP, 'Probably the Worst' Ever

Two of Formula One's biggest stars are none too pleased with the new F1 cars featuring hybrid engines.

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Max Verstappen 'not having fun' driving new F1 cars after Australian GP qualifying crash

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Max Verstappen and Lando Norris hit out at new F1 cars: ‘They need to change’

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Formula 1: Liam Lawson earns chance at Melbourne redemption, starts eighth in Australian Grand Prix

On his Red Bull debut, the Kiwi struggled to get to grips with the demands of the troublesome RB21 car, and qualified 18th out of 20 cars for the opening race of the season in Melbourne.

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Australian Grand Prix build-up with Russell on pole

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F1 Australian Grand Prix live updates: Latest buildup as Russell, Mercedes starts opening 2026 race on pole

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Russell surprised by 'amazing' Mercedes car after taking pole in Australia

"I think we’ve got a really great engine beneath us," the Briton said after taking Mercedes' first pole in Melbourne since Lewis Hamilton in 2019.

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Recap and reaction with Russell on pole as Mercedes dominate Australian GP

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Mercedes dominated Australia qualifying. Its rivals fear F1 2026 is already over

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F1 drivers' complaints about new cars eerily reminiscent of NASCAR's COT era

As Formula 1 readies for a new season of competition beginning Saturday evening in Australia, its biggest stars are becoming the biggest critics of its new car and regulations.

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Lucas Di Grassi agrees with Max Verstappen’s comment on new F1 cars: “Formula One should have the fastest cars”

Lola Yamaha ABT driver Lucas Di Grassi has once again showed his agreement with Formula One star Max Verstappen regarding his comments about the new F1 cars. Di Grassi has said F1 cars should be the fastest racing cars on Earth and rest of the aspects like sustainability etc should be left for Formula E.

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Russell, Antonelli Lead Mercedes in One-Two Qualifying Positions for F1's Australian GP

Mercedes has revealed its dominant hand during qualifying for Sunday’s Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix. George Russell earned his ninth-career pole position Saturday ahead of his teammate Kimi Antonelli for the team's 83rd front-row lockout and its first since the 2024 British Grand Prix.