Helmut Marko discusses his pride in the Red Bull Ford project and warns that software has taken over Formula 1.

Inside the crisis at Aston Martin as Lance Stroll admits the Newey-Honda partnership is struggling with a massive performance gap.

Juan Pablo Montoya claims Lewis Hamilton will exit Ferrari if the team doesn't surround him with engineers who match his level.

Max Verstappen addresses Red Bull’s 2026 performance in Bahrain, praising Ford’s reliability while rivals fret over secret energy deployment.

Alex Albon reveals the scary reality of Red Bull’s 2026 straight-line speed and consistent power deployment in Bahrain.

Ted Kravitz analyzes the technical mastery of the RB22, focusing on the game-changing energy regeneration that sets Verstappen apart.

Helmut Marko criticizes the 2026 F1 regulations, claiming that software specialists have become more important than the drivers themselves.

Sky Sports analysts Ted Kravitz and Nigel Chiu warn that Max Verstappen's consistent lap times in Bahrain are a "mini-statement" of Red Bull's strength.

Juan Pablo Montoya predicts Lewis Hamilton will leave Ferrari if the team fails to provide the support structure he needs to succeed in 2026.

Adrian Newey reveals that the design philosophy for the new Aston Martin AMR26 was born while he was on gardening leave from Red Bull.

Lance Stroll dismisses George Russell's complaints about the new F1 regulations, arguing that drivers won't care about the rules if they are winning.