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While  the F1 championship is in a summer-break until August 21st, new contracts talking are on. A total of 13 racers will see their deals with their  current teams expire at the end of the 2026 campaign. This includes  current standing leader Kimi Antonelli, who is viewed as a Mercedes long plan. Other drivers who could leave their teams this season include: Isack  Hadjar, Alex Albon, Carlos Sainz, Liam Lawson, Arvid Lindblad, Fernando  Alonso, Lance Stroll, Oliver Bearman, Esteban Ocon, Nico Hulkenberg,  Gabriel Bortoleto and Franco Colapinto. The former Ferrari driver only joined Williams in 2025 and has "options to extend"  his two-year deal beyond this season. The team will be keen to keep Sainz due to his longevity in the sport but he may be tempted to look elsewhere if there is no edge to compete in his seat. For many "elsewhere" could mean Audi. Alonso is the oldest driver on the grid and has only accumulated one point so far this year. Naturally, there are questions about whether the Spaniard will go for one more year in F1 or retire at the end of the season. 

Monterey car week just started last Friday the 7th and will end next Sunday the 16th with the 75th Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, restating its importance as the most important premium cars' gathering. Monterey has also become the market's where many of the year's most significant automobiles change hands. This year is no exception. Among many others cars, there is excitmnet for four different Ferraris in auction. One was the first Ferrari 1963 250 P built (extimate value 15/20 million dollar). As a factory Scuderia Ferrari entry, it finished second overall at the 1963 12 Hours of Sebring and third overall at that year's 24  Hours of Le Mans. Then there is a 2003 Ferrari Enzo ($9 million-$11  million). Being offered at no reserve, it is one of only a dozen U.S.-delivered examples finished in Nero and Rosso leather. A 1996 F50s one of only 31 finished in Giallo Modena, delivered new to Switzerland  and showing just over 4,500 miles, will be offered between $7 and 10  million.The second 2003 Enzo on this list, is a finished in Rosso Corsa over Nero leather with only 589 original miles. Possible value between $5,5  million and $7million.