By The TENS Magazine Editorial Staff Cadillac’s most useful moment in Austin may arrive after Colton Herta climbs out of the car. A practice appearance gives the American a visible role at a home event. The harder task belongs to the engineers: turning that hour into decisions Sergio Pérez can use when he takes the […]

Fornaroli will race McLaren’s Hypercar while remaining its F1 reserve. TENS examines preparation, availability and what each programme can prove.

By The TENS Magazine Editorial Staff Analysis: what Audi’s supplier announcement establishes, and what it leaves open. The most revealing detail in Audi’s newly announced Öhlins partnership is that the engineering relationship was already under way. A supplier can become official in a headline long after its work has begun inside the programme. For anyone […]

By The TENS Magazine Editorial Staff Analysis: reported broadcast interest, with no confirmed transfer of rights. A Formula 1 radio listener cannot glance at the timing tower when the commentary falls silent. The voice has to supply the gap, the tyre choice, the car emerging from the pits and the reason a driver suddenly looks […]

By The TENS Magazine Editorial Staff Analysis McLaren has two reasons to welcome its next development step, and one reason to handle it carefully. The team needs more speed. Oscar Piastri is finding more confidence. The challenge is to make those improvements reinforce each other when the car changes again. Formula 1’s October 16 report […]

By The TENS Magazine Editorial Staff Rafael Câmara has secured the destination. The harder question for Haas is how to judge the journey once he gets there. A young driver can produce a dazzling test lap and still need months to turn speed into dependable Grand Prix weekends. The team’s next responsibility is to make […]

By The TENS Magazine Editorial Staff Analysis The most consequential lap of a wet Formula 1 race is often the one before anyone looks fast. A driver leaves the pits, discovers how much grip is available and gives the pit wall information that could decide the next stop. Pirelli’s latest development work invites a different […]

By The TENS Magazine Editorial Staff Red Bull has given Laurent Mekies a long runway. The more immediate challenge is making sure both of its drivers can use the road already built. On October 14, the team confirmed that its chief executive and team principal will remain through the 2031 season. Formula 1’s announcement and […]

Rwanda’s Formula 1 agreement opens a long runway. TENS examines how to measure circuit delivery and lasting local participation before the first race.

By The TENS Magazine Editorial Staff Analysis The hardest strategy decision can arrive just after the decision a driver wishes he could take back. Lewis Hamilton missed the pit entry when Ferrari called him in during Sunday’s Singapore Grand Prix, then committed to protecting track position on ageing tyres. Sixth place was the eventual bill. […]

TENS Magazine’s Race Strategy Predictor had Max Verstappen winning the Singapore Grand Prix—and on Sunday, October 11, he delivered. The Red Bull driver won at Marina Bay ahead of Charles Leclerc and Kimi Antonelli, turning the model’s pre-race favorite into the race’s actual winner. A winner, not a guarantee Formula 1’s official classification records Verstappen […]

Verstappen’s Singapore sprint double joined outright qualifying speed to wet-weather control—but his start left one warning for Sunday.