Red Bull Racing has unveiled a revised logo design for the 2026 Formula 1 season, restoring the white outline around the team's red lettering for the first time since 2015. The modification has generated speculation regarding potential livery changes ahead of the January 15 season launch event in Detroit, where Red Bull and Racing Bulls will reveal their 2026 designs alongside Ford during the debut of Red Bull Ford Powertrains.
Mercedes has announced a logo redesign for the 2026 Formula 1 season, replacing the three-dimensional silver star emblem with a flat white silhouette. The change eliminates the depth effect of the previous design while maintaining the AMG Petronas Formula 1 Team branding in its customary teal color scheme, though the team has not yet confirmed the W17 car launch date or livery details.
Red Bull Team Principal Laurent Mekies has outlined the team's expectations for Isack Hadjar as the French driver transitions from Racing Bulls to partner Max Verstappen in 2026. The team views the promotion as a starting point for ongoing growth rather than a final destination, following Hadjar's recovery from a formation lap crash at his debut to secure a podium finish at Zandvoort.
Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez have completed a helmet exchange during the 2025 season, with the four-time world champion writing "Thank you for being a great teammate and friend" on a helmet gifted to the Mexican driver. Perez shared the moment on social media as he prepares for his 2026 return with Cadillac alongside Valtteri Bottas following a year away from Formula 1 after his Red Bull exit.
LISEN has launched a new MagSafe car wireless charger on Amazon featuring Qi2.2 certification and 25W fast charging. The device utilizes AI-driven cooling and a cryogenic copper system to maintain charging speeds and prevent hardware overheating during vehicle use.
Nissan has confirmed that a security breach at the software company Red Hat has exposed the personal information of thousands of its customers. The car company is now working to notify those affected and is taking steps to improve security and protect customer data from future risks.
Formula 1 and the FIA have defined new terminology for the sport’s 2026 regulations. The updated language covers energy deployment, overtaking aids, aerodynamic systems, and energy recovery. Terms such as Boost Button, Overtake Mode, Recharge, and Active Aero will be used in official communication alongside changes to car design and power units.
Formula 1 has confirmed a broad set of regulatory changes for the 2026 season. New technical and sporting rules cover car dimensions, aerodynamics, power unit structure, active aerodynamic systems, terminology updates replacing the drag reduction system, and updated livery and driver number rules.












