F1 Fan? Fuel Your Passion This April

0:00It's April 4th, I'm Cory with the story. This is F1 News Today, driven by AI and built for fans. Formula 1's 2026 season kicked off strong with early wins like Kimi Antonelli's back-to-back triumphs in China and Japan, but now, there's a chill until the Miami Grand Prix lights out on May 1st through 3rd. If you're feeling the itch without live races this April, plenty of ways exist to fuel that passion right from home or out in the world. Earlier this week, fans got reminders that downtime doesn't mean boredom, grab some LEGO sets to build 2024 cars, or classics, perfect for, family vibes, or solo engineering sessions. Stream Flicks like the Oscar-winning F1, the movie on Apple TV, or dive into Netflix gyms such as Senna, Rush, and the Schumacher doc, plus Drive 2, survive for that paddock drama. Meanwhile, Sim Racing heats up with the F1 Sim Racing World Championship underway, where Red Bull's Jarno Opmier holds a 5-point lead after 3 rounds.

1:03Catch rounds 4 through 6 live on YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook from April 22nd to 23rd at the F1 media and technology. Center Qualies at 5.30pm and races at 8pm, UTC plus 1 on Wednesday, the noon and 2.30pm, 5.30pm, and 8pm on Thursday. According to officials, podcasts keep the buzz alive too, with F1 Nation breaking down Grands Prix, beyond the grid, featuring insiders like Carlos, Signs, and F1 Explains, simplifying big moves like Ford's Red Bull tie-up, stock up on Team Merch, Crack Open Driver Bios, play F1 25 yourself, or hit F1 Arcade for Sims and drinks in London or the States. Hit the carts at spots like F1 Drive to channel your inner champ, or lock-in tickets for upcoming races while deals last. By Miami Weekend, you'll be geared up and ready to roll with the pack.