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Two-time World Rally Champion Kalle Rovanperä is considering a return to competitive motorsport in 2027, following his recovery from a health issue that sidelined him from Super Formula. Discussions with Toyota are now set to define his next career steps.

Bulgarian Formula 2 leader Nikola Tsolov fulfilled a childhood ambition by participating in the Goodwood Festival of Speed, where an attempted donut caught the attention of Mercedes-AMG Motorsport.

Formula 1 drivers are preparing for substantial power deployment issues at the upcoming Belgian Grand Prix, with the Spa-Francorchamps circuit's demanding layout expected to test the limits of the 2026 hybrid power units.

Nikola Tsolov's dominant performance at Silverstone culminated in his fifth Formula 2 sprint race victory of the season, officially confirmed by the FIA. The win propels him to the top of the championship standings.

Racing Bulls driver Liam Lawson has responded to recent speculation linking Nikola Tsolov with his seat for the 2027 Formula 1 season, asserting that it is "very early days" for such discussions. Lawson highlighted his satisfaction with his 2026 campaign and the team's ongoing progress.

The International Automobile Federation has issued a formal heat warning for the upcoming Austrian Grand Prix weekend, with temperatures expected to exceed 31°C at the Red Bull Ring. This marks the first such warning of the 2026 Formula 1 season, prompting mandatory cooling measures for drivers.

Bulgarian talent Nikola Tsolov is reportedly set to make his Formula 1 debut in 2027, securing a full-time seat with the Racing Bulls team. This significant development follows a strong performance in the current Formula 2 season.

Williams reserve driver Luke Browning will contest FP1 in Barcelona and at the Red Bull Ring, stepping in for Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz as part of the team’s young driver programme.

Nikola Tsolov claimed his third win of the season and third overall in Monaco, triumphing in the Formula 2 Feature Race. This victory serves as significant redemption following a challenging weekend in Canada.

Formula 2 CEO Bruno Michel has expressed a strong desire for Montreal to become a permanent fixture on the championship calendar, following its successful inaugural event in North America. The circuit, along with Miami, joined the schedule as replacements for cancelled Middle Eastern rounds.

Formula 2 and Formula 3 CEO Bruno Michel has confirmed ongoing negotiations to establish a consistent presence for the feeder series in North America, following successful temporary inclusions in Miami and Montreal for the 2026 season.