The 2026 F1 racing season is nigh.
The first test begins in January behind closed doors, with further testing in February and the first of 24-races from early March in Melbourne.
The new season sees new cars, new regulations, new races, new manufacturers and an 11th team; it looks set to be a season of intrigue and anticipation to see how teams and drivers measure up against one another in a new era.
Find out all the records, information and rules for the upcoming season.
General
2026 race calendar, preseason testing dates & full schedule
A beginner’s guide to F1 terms and tech
Racing through the iconic tracks of F1
Evolution of F1 car design since 1950
All-time F1 drivers’ and constructors’ championship winners
F1’s calendar of the future: Which countries could host races from 2026 onwards?
Rules
How do F1 sprint races work? Format, qualifying and more
How are points scored in F1 racing?
New 2026 terminology explained: Overtake Mode, Boost, and more
Records
Who has won the most F1 races in a single season?
Which F1 drivers have the most wins but no championships?
Which F1 drivers and teams have the most championships?
What was the closest drivers’ title battle in F1 history?
Most F1 seasons on one team: Hamilton, Verstappen, more
Which countries have produced the most F1 champions?
What are the largest margins of victory in F1 history?
What are the oldest F1 circuits?
What is the oldest Formula 1 team? F1 history, stats, more
What are the longest winning streaks in F1 history?
Driver profiles
Max Verstappen’s F1 career titles, records and accolades
Lewis Hamilton’s F1 career titles, records and accolades
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