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Ex-F1 Manager Windsor: '2026 Title Fight Decided, Ferrari Lacks Pace'
According to former Formula 1 manager Eddie Windsor, the 2026 world championship battle is already over, as Ferrari no longer poses a genuine threat to Mercedes.
By Nadia van Leeuwen - 2026-07-12T19:59:42.000Z - 1 min read
The 2026 Formula 1 title race has lost its suspense prematurely, according to former F1 manager Eddie Windsor. He claims the championship battle is already settled before the calendar even reaches its climax.
Windsor's analysis focuses primarily on the hierarchy among the top teams. In his view, Mercedes has proved too strong, leaving Ferrari with a seemingly insurmountable gap.
If Windsor's words hold true, the remainder of the season effectively becomes a formality for the Silver Arrows. The expectation of a prolonged, intense battle between the traditional rivals appears to have evaporated.
Such a scenario could cast a shadow over the overall Formula 1 season experience, particularly for fans who had hoped for a fight down to the final race. The prospect of an early title decision is rarely good news for the sport.
Windsor's comments underline the pressure on Ferrari to respond to current supremacy. The Scuderia will need a miracle to disprove the veteran manager's prediction and restore tension to the championship.