Why F1's seven title hopefuls should believe they can be 2026 champion

February 25, 2026 at 06:00 AM

By Sky Sports

With no clearly dominant car emerging during Formula 1’s extended 2026 pre-season testing schedule, seven drivers will arrive at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix with genuine hopes of winning this year’s world championship.

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With no clearly dominant car emerging during Formula 1’s extended 2026 pre-season testing schedule, seven drivers will arrive at the season-opening Au With no clearly dominant car emerging during Formula 1’s extended 2026 pre-season testing schedule, seven drivers will arrive at the season-opening Au Monitor developments in Why for further updates.

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With no clearly dominant car emerging during Formula 1’s extended 2026 pre-season testing schedule,

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