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Arthur Leclerc will replace Hamilton in the first practice.

Arthur Leclerc will replace Hamilton in the first practice.

In Abu Dhabi, Ferrari simulator driver Arthur Leclerc will sit behind the wheel of Lewis Hamilton's car in the first part of the free practice... Vasser: We will fight to the end.

Vasser: We will fight to the end.

Frédéric Vasseur's quote in Ferrari's customary pre-race release ahead of the final round was rather laconic… Hajar: Our goal is to reach the qualifying final and score points in the race.

Hajar: Our goal is to reach the qualifying final and score points in the race.

At Racing Bulls, they are optimistically awaiting the final race of the season… Alex Albon: I had my best season with Williams.

Alex Albon: I had my best season with Williams.

The Williams team has secured fifth place in the Constructors' Championship, so the final round of the season will not mean much for them. However, Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz intend to do everything they can to score points in Abu Dhabi. Aron and Maini will test for Alpine in Abu Dhabi.

Aron and Maini will test for Alpine in Abu Dhabi.

Alpine reserve drivers Paul Aron and Kush Maini will get behind the wheel of the A525 at the Abu Dhabi tests next Tuesday. Mercedes responded to Red Bull's apologies.

Mercedes responded to Red Bull's apologies.

Mercedes published an official response to Red Bull's apology to Kimi Antonelli over insults directed at the driver following the Qatar Grand Prix. Rovanpera accepting a significant salary reduction to pursue his Formula 1 ambition.

Rovanpera accepting a significant salary reduction to pursue his Formula 1 ambition.

Formula 1 | Kalle Rovanpera has agreed to a significant pay cut as he transitions from rallying to single-seater racing, with his manager confirming that next year's (…) Danner: If Palou is unable to make it to F1, Mick won't be able to come back.

Danner: If Palou is unable to make it to F1, Mick won't be able to come back.

Formula 1 | Christian Danner has advised Mick Schumacher to let go of his aspirations for a Formula 1 comeback, cautioning that even the most prominent star in IndyCar cannot achieve the (…) McLaren signs the new 'free agent' F2 champion, Fornaroli.

McLaren signs the new 'free agent' F2 champion, Fornaroli.

Formula 1 | Recently crowned Formula 2 champion Leonardo Fornaroli has officially found a pathway to F1, and it is through McLaren, following a year in which he (…) Alpine is the next team to announce its launch date for 2026.

Alpine is the next team to announce its launch date for 2026.

Formula 1 | Alpine has announced that it will reveal its 2026 car on January 23 in Barcelona, making it the fourth team to set a launch date, following Red Bull's announcement just days earlier. Jean Alesi expresses concern about Ferrari's future.

Jean Alesi expresses concern about Ferrari's future.

Formula 1 | Jean Alesi expressed that Ferrari's performance in Qatar was so disappointing that it raised concerns for him regarding the team's future direction - meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton characterized the (…) "From a competitive viewpoint, the exchange is warranted." Red Bull has officially announced a comprehensive revamp of its driver lineup for 2026, which sees Yuki Tsunoda losing his race seat and transitioning to a reserve role with Red Bull-Racing Bulls. Isack Hadjar will join Max Verstappen, while rookie Arvid Lindblad will take Tsunoda's place at Racing Bulls, teaming up with the retained Liam Lawson. Auto Motor und Sport provided insights into how Tsunoda's situation was determined and why Honda could no longer safeguard his position. "Honda had been his key asset until the very end," wrote correspondent Joel Lischka. "Red Bull lacked engines for the TPC cars; the latest versions were powered by Honda units. There was a proposal for Honda to sell its engines to Red Bull at a reduced rate if Tsunoda remained in a race seat," he clarified. However, Lischka noted that Red Bull eventually "declined the Honda discount proposal." "From a competitive standpoint, the change is justified anyway, as the development potential of the Kanagawa native is limited. Through Liam Lawson, Red Bull is optimistic about achieving a more rapid learning curve."

"From a competitive viewpoint, the exchange is warranted." Red Bull has officially announced a comprehensive revamp of its driver lineup for 2026, which sees Yuki Tsunoda losing his race seat and transitioning to a reserve role with Red Bull-Racing Bulls. Isack Hadjar will join Max Verstappen, while rookie Arvid Lindblad will take Tsunoda's place at Racing Bulls, teaming up with the retained Liam Lawson. Auto Motor und Sport provided insights into how Tsunoda's situation was determined and why Honda could no longer safeguard his position. "Honda had been his key asset until the very end," wrote correspondent Joel Lischka. "Red Bull lacked engines for the TPC cars; the latest versions were powered by Honda units. There was a proposal for Honda to sell its engines to Red Bull at a reduced rate if Tsunoda remained in a race seat," he clarified. However, Lischka noted that Red Bull eventually "declined the Honda discount proposal." "From a competitive standpoint, the change is justified anyway, as the development potential of the Kanagawa native is limited. Through Liam Lawson, Red Bull is optimistic about achieving a more rapid learning curve."

Formula 1 | Isack Hadjar states that his promotion to Red Bull for 2026 is not a source of relief, but rather confirmation that he achieved the season he intended. The (…) Honda's "trump card" didn't pan out for Tsunoda.

Honda's "trump card" didn't pan out for Tsunoda.

Formula 1 | Red Bull has officially announced the anticipated comprehensive revamp of its driver lineup for 2026, resulting in Yuki Tsunoda being replaced in his race position and transitioning to (…)

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: Press Conference Schedule

The FIA announced the lineup of participants for the official press conferences of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

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