Formula 1 heavyweights like Ferrari, McLaren and Williams had all won titles in the early 1980s. Little did they know that they would all be beaten to glory by a clothing brand just a few years later.

This seven-figure Ferrari is the ultimate comeback kid.

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Lego Ferrari F2004 Schumacher set recreates the iconic 2004 F1 championship car as a premium display model. Aimed at adult collectors and Ferrari fans in India, it prioritises authenticity and ...

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Verstappen has been outspoken about the new crop of cars, saying last week that his Red Bull was not much fun to drive and ...

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The seven-time world champion is upbeat for 2026 and insists he is ‘more connected to this car for sure’ ...

There are lots of new regulations sweeping into F1 in 2026, and here at GPFans, we've got you covered if you're a little confused about them! New aerodynamic car design rules are hard enough to get ...