It's F1 season, folks, and the 2026 season is going to be a wild one. With the new regulations, the teams and drivers who you think could be contenders may not be. But we'll see once the red lights go out in Melbourne.

Meanwhile, if you're playing fantasy F1, you have important work: You need a team name for your squad that will make your league mates laugh or be impressed, and that's what we're here to help with.

Here are a bunch of fantasy team names that we could print, with links to credit the sites we got them from:

All Gasly No Brakes

If you're a fan of Alpine!

Bear Racing

Are you still deciding on your F1 Fantasy team name? 🤔

Let the grid give you some inspiration... 👀#F1pic.twitter.com/pCNSUODPvu

— Formula 1 (@F1) February 25, 2026

It came from Oliver Bearman himself, so that's worth something.

Goldilocks and the Three Bearmans

Better.

Haasta La Vista, Baby

OK, that's great.

Leclerc Kent

For the Superman and Ferrari fans.

Albon Jovi

We're halfway there.

Kimi Kardashian

Good, but uh... I think Lewis Hamilton would like a word.

Sainz of the Times

Sainz of the times!

— BoxBox F1 Fantasy (@BoxBoxF1Fantasy) February 24, 2026

The F-Team

The F-Team pic.twitter.com/mtiAjRijsv

— Gert 🇪🇪 (@suvisuves) February 24, 2026

I love it when a plan comes together.

Smooth Operator

Smooth Operator

— Shivang (@whyshivang) February 24, 2026

An oldie but goodie.

This article originally appeared on For The Win: Best F1 fantasy team names for 2026

Jack Doohan says he received death threats and had to call police to resolve an encounter with armed men at about the time of last year’s Miami Grand Prix, just before he lost his Formula One drive with Alpine.

The Australian driver said in the latest series of Netflix documentary Drive To Survive, released on Friday, that he had been threatened by email, describing the atmosphere around what proved to be his final race as “pretty heavy stuff”.

Doohan made his debut for Alpine in the last race of 2024 and was dropped and replaced by Franco Colapinto after Miami, the sixth race of 2025. He is now a reserve driver for Haas.

“I got serious death threats for this Grand Prix, saying they’re going to kill me here if I’m not out of the car,” Doohan said in the documentary. “I had six or seven emails saying if I’m still in the car by Miami, that I’ll be, you know, all my limbs will be cut off.”

Doohan also described an incident where he saw three “armed men”, adding that “I had to call my police escort to come get it under control”.

He did not specify how that incident was resolved, and did not identify anyone responsible.

After Colapinto replaced him at Alpine in May, Doohan posted on social media that he and his family had been facing online abuse, and indicated at the time that fans from Colapinto’s home country of Argentina were responsible.

The duo were the only two drivers in F1 last season not to score a point as Alpine finished last in the constructors’ standings.