Formula 1’s 2026 regulations bring a range of technical changes to the sport, targeting everything from the bodywork to the engine of the cars. The new season of Formula 1 (F1) begins this weekend, ...

The 2026 Formula One season has been flagged up as revolutionary because of the sweeping changes to chassis and power unit regulations, designed to create more overtaking opportunities and improve the ...

Formula One enters a new era in 2026, with shorter and narrower cars as part of sweeping regulation changes that represent the biggest reset in more than a decade. The 1.6-litre turbocharged V6 hybrid ...

Ahead of India's must-win Super 8 fixture against Zimbabwe, former India spinner Anil Kumble has advised the Suryakumar Yadav-led side not to take the African nation lightly and to play their natural, ...

Chelsea have agreed a deal with Industrial AI company IFS to be their front-of-shirt sponsor for the rest of the season. As The Athletic reported last month, Chelsea have remained confident that they ...

Chelsea have announced a multi-year partnership with Industrial AI company IFS, whose logo will feature on the front of the team's shirts for the remainder of the 2025/26 season. After a long wait for ...

What’s the best way to tackle your data analysis challenges in Excel? With so many options, formulas, PivotTables, and Power Pivot, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed or unsure which approach will deliver ...

PARIS, Jan 28 (Reuters) - French company La Marque En Moins recalled three batches of infant formula as a precaution due to potential presence of a toxin amid a growing international scare but later ...

UPDATE (January 30 th, 2026): For a technical breakdown of the incident affecting a company in Poland’s energy sector, refer to this blogpost. In late 2025, Poland’s energy system faced what has been ...

Nestlé announced a recall of some batches of baby formula during the week of Jan. 5, and on Jan. 13 the firm’s CEO, Philipp Navratil, posted a video apology on Nestlé’s website. The recall is due to ...

At the Detroit Free Press Breakfast Club Series on Tuesday, automotive leaders Mark Reuss, of General Motors, and Roger Penske, a racing executive and business man, discussed the automotive industry.