When two governing bodies stopped trusting the Gulf at the same time
Two calendar decisions, made eight months apart, by two governing bodies that never coordinated. The Gulf's risk profile is now visible in both.
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Porsche's post-WEC programme just passed its hardest endurance exam
Audi consolidates authority under Binotto after Wheatley's exit
Calendar management is not a contingency plan
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Sebring will answer the question Daytona could not
Qatar postponement resets the 2026 WEC calibration window
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Qatar has moved. Sebring has inherited the next real endurance burden. Melbourne has given Mercedes-AMG the first coherent answer of the new Formula 1 era.
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Analysis
Porsche's post-WEC programme just passed its hardest endurance exam
Sebring confirms the shape of Porsche's IMSA-only prototype future. The concentration thesis is no longer a diagnosis. It is operational.
Calendar management is not a contingency plan
The August Compromise
The arms race of stability: German GT3 strategy in 2026
Formula 1 2026: what Mercedes understands, and Audi is still learning
Bathurst is not a race. It is an audit.
Interim analysis: German works culture explains why the 2026 Formula 1 shakedowns mislead
Preview
Sebring will answer the question Daytona could not
Daytona tested speed. Sebring tests structure. Three German manufacturers face the surface that separates execution from hardware.
When compliance becomes racing鈥檚 real battleground
Reading the Roar: maturity, not speed, will decide Daytona
A German-heavy GT spine underpins ELMS鈥檚 47-car milestone grid
Porsche customer strength frames the 2026 Bathurst 12 Hour grid
2025 Crowdstrike 24 Hours of Spa
