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In Pics | F1 Australia Grand Prix 2026: From Audi To Cadillac — Meet The 11 Teams Of The New Regulation Era
The F1 Australian Grand Prix in 2026 at Melbourne’s Albert Park Circuit on 8 March 2026 will be the biggest technical reset in Formula 1 history. In 2026, alongside the arrival of 50/50 hybrid power units and active aerodynamics, the sport will also feature a larger grid of 11 teams, including the highly-awaited entry of Audi and Cadillac.
Oracle Red Bull Racing (Red Bull Ford)
Oracle Red Bull Racing is taking the next big step with the RB22 in Melbourne, and the team's performance will be powered by the completely new Red Bull Ford engine. This team's main aim is to continue reigning with the help of Max Verstappen and the very young Isack Hadjar. (Image Source: X)
Scuderia Ferrari HP (Ferrari)
Lewis Hamilton rolls out at Albert Park for his first race with Ferrari in the SF-26, and honestly, it feels like the start of a new era. With Charles Leclerc by his side, Ferrari’s got their eyes set on winning again, counting on that fresh power unit to push them back to the top. (Image Source: X)
Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team (Mercedes)
Mercedes-AMG is betting big on the future with George Russell and teenage standout Kimi Antonelli. The new W17? It’s a bold leap in aerodynamics, built to take full advantage of the high-powered 2026 Mercedes engine. (Image Source: X)
McLaren Mastercard F1 Team (McLaren-Mercedes)
McLaren rolls into Melbourne as the team to beat, showing off their new MCL40. Lando Norris returns, ready to push for another win, and Oscar Piastri gets his shot in front of his home crowd. Both drivers are counting on the powerful Mercedes-AMG M17 engine to keep their streak alive. (Image source: X)
Audi Revolut F1 Team (Audi)
Audi just made history, rolling out as a full works team with the R26. Nico Hülkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto are behind the wheel, ready to show off what German engineering can really do in 2026. The Audi Revolut F1 Team isn’t just joining the grid—they’re aiming to shake things up. (Image Source: X)
Cadillac Formula 1 Team (Cadillac-Ferrari)
Cadillac’s finally on the F1 grid—team number eleven, and it’s a big deal for American racing fans. They’re rolling out with Ferrari engines under the hood and two drivers who know their way around a track: Sergio Pérez and Valtteri Bottas. Cadillac’s not just here to show up—they’re here to fight. (Image Source: X)
Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team (Aston Martin-Honda)
Now that Aston Martin has Honda power and Adrian Newey calling the shots, they’ve stopped playing the role of just another customer team. The AMR26 isn’t some off-the-shelf racer—it’s built with one goal in mind: giving Alonso that third world title. (Image Source: X)
BWT Alpine F1 Team (Alpine-Mercedes)
Alpine switched to Mercedes engines so they can put all their energy into building a better chassis at Enstone. With Gasly and Colapinto in the lineup, they’re really pushing to get back up to the front of the midfield pack. (Image Source: X)
Atlassian Williams F1 Team (Williams-Mercedes)
Atlassian Williams heads into 2026 with a lot riding on their shoulders. With Sainz and Albon behind the wheel, they’ve got two top-tier drivers who know how to push a car and tell it straight. The FW48 isn’t just another new car; James Vowles built this one to get Williams back in the fight for podiums, right where the team belongs. (Image Source: X)
Visa Cash App Racing Bulls (Racing Bulls-Red Bull Ford)
Racing Bulls is still where Red Bull tests its rising stars. This year’s VCARB 03? It’s closer than ever to the main team, running the same Ford-backed power unit you’ll find in Max Verstappen’s car. (Image Source: X)
TGR Haas F1 Team (Haas-Ferrari)
Haas is teamed up with Esteban Ocon, who brings plenty of experience, with Oliver Bearman, the rising star backed by Ferrari. Their VF-26 is still built on Ferrari tech, but now they’ve got even more support. With that boost, Haas is aiming to move up in the Constructors’ standings. (Image Source: X)
