Four races are done, the spring break has arrived – and that makes it the perfect time for the next round of assessment. In Part 3 of our big team check, we turn our attention to three established names on the grid: SVL Racing, Arrow Racing and Simspark Racing. Three teams, three very different situations – and yet for all of them, the coming weeks are likely to define the direction of their season. SVL Racing: Still solid – but the big step forward never came SVL Racing are

Sepang is back – and immediately delivered a strategically dominated race with strong individual performances, heated duels and the first trends for the 2026 season. Here are the five most important insights from the race in Malaysia. Schubert’s Tactical Masterclass The race weekend in Malaysia got off to a less than ideal start for the reigning champion. After finishing fifth in qualifying, Sven Schubert had what he himself described in an interview as ‘the worst start of my

2025 was a learning year for Simspark Racing — 2026 is meant to be the year of execution. With a better understanding of the system, clearer processes, and a start package that should work right away, the team wants to be “in it” from the very first race. How they rate the pre-season, why the competition looks even tougher this year, and what targets they’re setting is explained by James Hayter , Alvin Tran and Christian Dittmer in this interview. Welcome to 2026! Now that