Kada Sárközi joined GPblog as an editor ahead of the 2023 Formula 1 season. He graduated with a BA in Sports Journalism in the UK and has covered Grands Prix and other F1 events live.
Formula 1 teased a new 'season launch' ahead of the 2027 season on social media.
"Something special is coming," Formula 1 writes in a post on social media. In a video, a season launch is then teased by the series.
The date has also been set. The three-day event will take place from February 18 to 20 next year. Italy is then highlighted on the map, possibly hinting at where the event will take place in 2027.
This would not be the first time Formula 1 has hosted a season launch event. In 2025, the O2 Arena in London hosted F1 75 Live, where every team's livery was revealed during a show that lasted more than two hours in the British capital. Watch the teaser below!
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Hamilton reveals the story behind unforgettable Monza arrival in iconic F40
Lewis Hamilton made a stunning arrival on media day for the Italian Grand Prix. The Briton explained why he chose to arrive at the circuit in his F40.
He said: "I had it redone because I wanted to drive it in, because I realized actually what's kind of crazy, I might be wrong, I'm pretty sure, but none of the none of the Ferrari drivers in history have ever arrived in the coolest cars that they have, these iconic ones, the GTO or the F40.
"I was like, that has to be done. What was also crazy is when they were taking the car apart to check it, firstly, it stood the test of time. So everything was still working. Hardly anything had to be changed. And when they took the engine out, they just they found out the engine's number is 44.
"It got stamped on the engine, number 44, I couldn't believe it. I was like, you've got to be lying. And so it feels very much fate. And I thought it was a real opportunity to kind of highlight the history of Ferrari in their home country at their race," the seven-time world champion concluded.