A passion project driven by a love of engineering. Technical race analysis of every round of the 2026 Formula One season, written by an aspiring race engineer with a long-term goal of working in the sport.
Read the Blogs →Apex by Milla is a self-driven technical blog documenting every Formula One race on the 2026 calendar and beyond. Each post goes beyond the highlights reel, breaking down strategy calls, power unit performance, tyre compounds, aerodynamic setups, and the engineering decisions that define where drivers finish. Started at 16 out of a genuine love of engineering and a goal of working in the sport, this is a long-term passion project with no planned end date.
Every race broken down from an engineering perspective — power units, active aero, ERS management, and tyre science.
All 22 races covered as they happen, building a complete technical picture of the new era regulations.
Written by a 16-year-old with a passion for F1 engineering and a goal of working in the sport one day.
About the Author
I'm a 16-year-old aspiring Formula One engineer with a passion for the technical side of motorsport. While most people watch F1 for the overtakes and drama, I'm fixated on the engineering decisions, strategy calls, and aerodynamic trade-offs that happen behind the scenes.
This blog is where I break down every 2026 race through a technical lens: tyre compounds, power unit modes, undercut windows, and all the detail that doesn't make the broadcast. Apex by Milla is my way of documenting what I learn and sharing it with anyone who loves engineering as much as I do.
Study data analysis or performance engineering and one day work in an F1 team's race engineering department. This blog is part of that journey.
Mercedes executed a strategic masterclass as Formula One's new technical era made its debut at Albert Park.
Antonelli takes his maiden F1 victory in Shanghai as reliability failures take out three championship contenders.
Kimi Antonelli makes history as the youngest championship leader following a perfectly executed strategy and a dominant Mercedes performance in Suzuka.
McLaren breaks Mercedes' Sprint streak in Florida as Antonelli holds off a charging Norris by 3.264 seconds to claim a third consecutive race win.
A reference for the engineering terms behind every race report — power units, aerodynamics, tyres, race control, chassis and safety. Updated as new terminology appears through the season.