By The TENS Magazine Editorial Staff Analysis. George Russell has given himself the best possible opening in Baku. Kimi Antonelli has given his championship lead an unexpectedly demanding afternoon. The question for Saturday is how much of that opening Russell can convert, and how much damage Antonelli can prevent without turning one mistake into two. […]

Analysis: Gasly split the McLarens inside 0.026 seconds in Baku practice. That gives Alpine a qualifying opportunity with almost no margin for error.

McLaren has changed its signature, but it has not abandoned its racing identity. Unveiled on September 22, the new branding replaces the familiar tightly drawn lettering with a more open, upright wordmark. For Formula 1 fans, the first impression is striking: a name associated with speed now looks less as though it is leaning into […]

Hadjar’s return reshuffles two garages. TENS analysis explains why Baku’s practice running, wind and lap-by-lap context matter more than a quick comeback verdict.

A shorter Grand Prix can cross a strategy threshold. TENS examines the 290 km proposal through Baku lap arithmetic and a transparent pit-stop example.

By The TENS Magazine Editorial Staff Analysis A stewarding decision has two clocks. One measures how long officials need to reach a defensible conclusion. The other measures how much of the race has changed while everyone waits. Formula 1 cannot afford to ignore either. Rob Smedley has put that tension back into focus. In a […]

By The TENS Magazine Editorial Staff Formula 1 can make a new fuel survive a Grand Prix long before it can make that fuel an ordinary purchase. That gap is where the most interesting part of the sport’s latest technology story now sits. Speed, verified sustainability and commercial availability are different achievements, and the paddock […]

Analysis: Imola’s 400 laps reveal the shape of Pirelli’s development work, but the crucial comparisons remain behind the headline mileage.

Alpine has hired Mike Elliott as technical chief. TENS sets out three tests for progress and explains why his impact needs a fair starting point.

By The TENS Magazine Editorial Staff TENS Magazine analysis Formula 1’s move to ten Sprints in 2027 changes more than the number of Saturday races. It makes preparation before arriving at a circuit a bigger part of the competitive bargain. The revealing number is eight: the additional one-hour practice sessions that would disappear when four […]

A comparison of Colapinto and Gasly’s qualifying times shows signs of progress—and why Alpine needs more evidence before calling it a lasting change.

By The TENS Magazine Editorial Staff TENS Magazine analysis Madrid has hosted its first Formula 1 Grand Prix. Its next challenge is harder to photograph: giving a quicker car somewhere useful to go. The response to Sunday’s race should be judged by the choices a revised circuit creates, rather than by the scale of the […]