The bombshell news after the Miami GP comes from pushback on the 50-50 hybrid V-6 regulation from drivers, teams.

Jay Leno has long featured all kinds of incredible cars, from classics like the recently showcased 1930 Packard 734 Speedster to one-off builds. But his latest feature is not exactly an everyday sight.

Technical regulations were overhauled for the 2026 season, a key part being the hybrid V6 engines that increased electrical power and runusing fully-sustainable fuels. But now, the sport could be set to change course — and get loud again — by returning to the simpler V8 engines as soon as 2030.

The Miami Grand Prix is being held this weekend, and thousands of people are expected to catch a glimpse of Cadillac's special car livery during the squads first home race in Formula 1. It was, however, on display for the public to check it out at Vera Cadillac in Pembroke Pines this week.

Ford is making a big return to racing, from the Kentucky Derby to Formula 1, celebrating 125 years of Ford Racing.

Jay Leno brought the Cadillac F1 race car to his garage, giving it a thorough once-over with an interview from GM president Mark Reuss.

The new limits on harvesting energy from the V6 to charge the battery on the move should reduce the potential for huge speed differentials like the one that caused Oliver Bearman’s crash in Japan, and energy management was (thankfully) not much of a topic this weekend.

From a round of golf with Scottie Scheffler to private dinners around Miami and a splashy event at Carbone, the new Cadillac Formula 1 team was everywhere as it made its United States racing debut.

Adrian Newey's final work for Aston Martin rivals Red Bull has entered the final stage of production, with the RB17 yet to hit the market