Magny-Cours once again demonstrated why it has been a permanent fixture on the VFC calendar for years. A spectacular battle for victory, bitter retirements, and growing concerns for several teams shaped the Grand Prix in Burgundy. Here are the five key takeaways from France. Gielczynski vs Schubert – A Battle Between Equals Benjamin Gielczynski and Sven Schubert delivered a battle at the absolute limit in the closing laps of the French GP – and, at the same time, a perfect ex

Ahead of the French GP, the development race in VFC is picking up serious momentum once again. Twelve teams have activated new upgrade stages and made another clear step forward before Magny-Cours. Only Ottimale EM remains unchanged. This time, the range goes from smaller fine-tuning updates to major all-round packages that affect almost the entire car. Optiminal Esports – the major all-round package Optiminal Esports brings one of the most eye-catching packages of the weeken

After the relatively quiet picture ahead of the San Marino GP, the development race in VFC is picking up some momentum again before the German GP. Six teams have activated new upgrade stages and taken another step forward. This time, the focus ranges from targeted technical upgrades to aerodynamic improvements and pit stop performance. Razor GP – focus on the technical foundation Razor GP is heading into Germany with a focused technical upgrade: Internal components: 0 → 2 Wit

Imola is back – and in style. After a three-year absence, the traditional circuit returned to the VFC calendar and delivered a race decided less by chaos and more by strategy, timing, and composure. Seawolf NetRace Motorsport completed its breakthrough, several unlucky drivers continued their difficult runs, and the 2026 VFC season remains as unpredictable as ever. Seawolf Completes the Turnaround Seawolf NetRace Motorsport arrived in Imola as a dark horse. The team’s form cu

After the development steps seen in recent races, things are a little quieter ahead of the San Marino GP. While most of the grid remains unchanged, Blue Horns Racing and Seawolf NetRace Motorsport have both activated new upgrades. The focus is clearly on improving overall performance. Blue Horns Racing – targeted refinement Blue Horns Racing brings a compact but effective package to San Marino: Downforce: 6 → 7 Engine performance: 1 → 2 That means Blue Horns is improving both

The Grand Prix in Miami delivered a clear message: the balance of power is shifting, early-season trends are becoming more visible, and the 2026 VFC season remains wide open. Between Razor GP’s comeback, Seawolf’s clear step forward, and the first signs of form trouble elsewhere, the United States GP provided plenty of answers. Razor GP Is Back After a difficult start to the season, Razor GP made a clear statement in Miami. The 2025 runners-up in both the Drivers’ and Teams’

After the major development steps seen in recent races, the upgrade race in VFC continues ahead of the USA GP. This time, the field is a little quieter than in previous rounds, but seven teams have still activated new upgrade stages. The focus ranges from classic aero improvements to targeted technical upgrades. Razor GP – one of the most eye-catching packages Razor GP brings one of the biggest upgrade packages on the grid ahead of the USA GP: Downforce: 8 → 9 Drag: 7 → 8 Wei

Four races are done, the spring break has arrived – and that makes it the perfect time for an initial assessment. In this edition of our big team check, we focus on two more new names on the grid: Spinardi and Seawolf NetRace Motorsport. Both teams have had a difficult start to the 2026 season so far, but with Montreal approaching, the picture may soon begin to change. Spinardi: Limited returns, but the first encouraging signs are there Spinardi’s start to the season does not

Seawolf NetRace Motorsport have long been a familiar name in endurance racing — but in 2026, the team is taking on a new challenge by entering VFC. Team owner Björn Wahlmeier explains the motivation behind expanding into formula racing, while team principal Louis Röhn sets out ambitious targets. A well-known name also returns to the grid: Alex Woitala is back as a full-time driver, bringing his own story and clear expectations for the season. Hi Björn! A warm welcome to th