F1 Champion Mika Hakkinen Thinks 2026 Cars Are BETTER than in His 'Glory Days'
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Mika Hakkinen reveals doubts over F1 return after life-threatening crash in 1995
Two-time Formula 1 champion Mika Hakkinen has revealed he seriously questioned his future in motor racing following his life-threatening crash at the 1995 Australian Grand Prix. Speaking on the Up To Speed podcast alongside his former McLaren team-mate David Coulthard, Hakkinen detailed the psychological and physical hurdles he faced following the accident in Adelaide that left him with a ...Keep reading
For more than ten years, Max Verstappen and Red Bull have been moving hand in hand. Over the course of this relationship, the Dutchman has become one of the most successful drivers in the recent history of Formula 1, while gradually developing projects outside the Grand Prix. The quadruple world champion now believes that this freedom, encouraged by his team, allows him to better manage the demands of an F1 season and to remain fully efficient a…
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