Alvin's Formula One Blog

Formula 1 is on the edge of a massive transformation. The 2026 regulation overhaul is being hailed as one of the biggest shifts in modern F1 history — a change that will alter not only how cars accelerate but how they slow down. And when it comes to braking — one of Lewis Hamilton’s greatest strengths — this new era could mark the start of something special. The upcoming rules will affect everything: aerodynamics, power units, weight limits, and even the way drivers manage energy during a lap. But the most underrated story in this transformation is the evolution of braking systems, which could once again separate the great drivers from the merely good. For F1 fans and especially for Lewis fans, this next chapter could reignite the magic that’s been missing since the turbo-hybrid era began. The Biggest Regulation Shake-Up In Modern F1 The FIA’s 2026 technical regulations promise a new era of “faster, lighter, and greener” Formula 1 cars. The balance between internal combustion and elect...

When you think about greatness in Formula 1, only a few names echo across generations — Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher sit firmly at the top. Both have defined eras, broken boundaries, and rewritten what dominance means in F1. And now, as history turns another page, Lewis has officially claimed a record that even Schumacher couldn’t hold forever: 16 consecutive seasons with at least one fastest lap. It’s a subtle but powerful statistic — a reflection not just of speed, but of longevity, consistency, and relentless excellence. In F1, where milliseconds separate legends from mortals, this record underscores Lewis’s enduring mastery across changing cars, rules, and generations of rivals. A Record That Defines Consistency Michael Schumacher’s record stood untouched for years. From his first full F1 season in 1992 until his initial retirement at the end of 2006, Schumacher managed to set at least one fastest lap every season — an unmatched display of dominance and adaptability throug...

Formula 1 stands on the brink of another revolution. In 2026, sweeping new technical regulations will reshape the cars, the racing, and the competitive order across the grid. The goal, according to the FIA, is to make F1 cars “more agile, competitive, safer, and more sustainable.” For fans, it’s a familiar mix of excitement and uncertainty. Every time Formula 1 rewrites its rulebook, the sport transforms — new winners emerge, and dynasties can crumble overnight. But for Lewis Hamilton, now at Ferrari, the new era could be the most fascinating yet. After two decades of chasing perfection in Formula 1, Lewis faces the sport’s next great evolution in red. With Ferrari’s engineering heritage and his relentless drive, 2026 could be the start of something remarkable. A Revolution In Speed, Power, And Efficiency The 2026 Formula 1 regulations represent one of the most comprehensive overhauls in modern motorsport. The FIA’s plan is to produce cars that are lighter, smaller, and far more energy...

When you dig through the Formula 1 archives, you quickly realize how rare it has been for Lewis to go through a season without stacking up multiple victories. Throughout his career, even in seasons where he didn’t win the championship, his ability to grab wins was unmatched. Back in 2013, his debut year with Mercedes after leaving McLaren, he managed just one win — yet that lone triumph already hinted at the storm to come. Fast forward to 2021, the season remembered most for the controversial Abu Dhabi finale. Lewis lost the title in heartbreaking fashion to Max Verstappen, but even then, he collected eight wins. For most drivers, that would be a career-defining season. For Lewis, it was a disappointment. That’s the level of greatness he has set. Then came 2022, and with it, Formula 1’s new ground effect regulations. These cars, built to reduce dirty air and improve racing, transformed the sport. But for Lewis, they marked the beginning of his toughest era. The Ground Effect Struggle T...