After some tweaks to the new regulations that begin this weekend at the Miami Grand Prix, Tim Hauraney joins SportsCentre to discuss if he thinks the drivers are feeling satisfied and if the changes are enough to alter the pecking order on the track. Hauraney also outlines who is under the most pressure this weekend in Miami.
Since their last race in March, F1 has made a series of rule changes to address concerns regarding the new engine regulations that were introduced at the beginning of the season. On Friday, a number of drivers shared their thoughts on the new regulations being implemented this weekend at the Miami Grand Prix.
Ahead of the Miami Grand Prix, SportsCentre presents 'Welcome to Miami' to get you set for all the action this weekend.
Mercedes won the first three Grand Prixs of the season, but following a month-long layoff, and some rule changes around the new engine regulations, a window may exist for the rest of the pack to try to narrow the gap. Which team is best positioned to hunt down the Silver Arrows? Tim Hauraney has more.
Tyler Riddick took the checkered flag in an overtime heart-stopper for his fifth Cup Series win of 2026, the first driver since Dale Earnhardt to win five of the first nine races to start a season.
A behind the scenes look into the F1 Academy, an all female driving series, featuring Aston Martin sponsored driver, Tina Hausmann.
George Russell's long wait for a 2026 contract has come to an end after Mercedes confirmed he will continue at the team next year alongside teammate Kimi Antonelli.
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