Four races are done, the spring break has arrived – and that makes it the perfect time for the next early assessment. In Part 6 of our big team check, we focus on Razor GP and Optiminal Esports, two teams looking at the top of the championship from completely different angles in 2026. Razor GP: From last year’s benchmark to a project surrounded by questions The difference compared to 2025 is immediately striking at Razor GP. 29 points instead of 86, no win, no podium, and onl

Four races are done, the spring break has arrived – and that makes it the perfect time for the next early assessment. In Part 5 of our big team check, we focus on Falcon Simracing and Blue Horns Racing, two teams whose decline compared to 2025 may have different explanations, but is impossible to ignore on paper. Falcon Simracing: A decline with context – and a team in a transition year At first glance, the comparison with 2025 looks brutal for Falcon Simracing. 25 points ins

Four races are done, the spring break has arrived – and that makes it the perfect time for the next early assessment. In Part 4 of our big team check, we focus on Rookie Monsters and Ottimale EM, two teams that have moved into the spotlight in very different ways during the opening phase of the season. Team Rookie Monsters: Between setbacks and the defining moment in Suzuka Rookie Monsters are one of the most fascinating examples of how quickly the picture of an early season

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

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

Four races have been completed, the spring break has arrived – and that makes it the perfect time for a first real assessment. In our big team check, we compare each team’s development to where they stood in 2025. In Part 1, however, we first turn our attention to two of the new names on the grid: VEGA and Horizon Motorsport. VEGA: The strong newcomer still waiting for that first win What VEGA have delivered in the opening four races deserves the highest respect. 58 points, f