Lewis Hamilton was declared the winner of the Belgian Grand Prix after teammate George Russell was disqualified from the race after his Mercedes was found to be underweight following the race. Russell had fended off an attack by the seven-time champion in the closing stages despite being on older tyres during the final stint after
George Russell has beaten his Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton by nearly two-tenths of a second to take pole position for the British Grand Prix. Russell set a 25.819 having his first run in Q3 he further improved to secure pole ahead of the seven-time champion. It is Mercedes’ first front-row lockout in F1 since November
George Russell has taken the second win of his career beating Oscar Piastri by nearly two seconds at the Austrian Grand Prix. Russell had been running third for much of the race but took the lead as Max Verstappen and Lando Norris collided in their fight for the lead with seven laps to go, Norris
Max Verstappen continued his domination of the weekend as he beat Lando Norris by four-tenths of a second to take pole for the Austrian Grand Prix. The Dutchman set a 04.314 to take pole by a bigger-than-expected margin given how close qualifying has been in recent races. Verstappen was always expected to be the driver
Jack Fielding analyses the 2024 Canadian Grand Prix, looking at the stories behind a truly four-way battle for victory.
Max Verstappen has won an action-packed Canadian Grand Prix beating Lando Norris by nearly four seconds. The Dutchman took advantage of a late safety car following a crash involving teammate Sergio Perez, Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon as the race moved into the final quarter. Verstappen had gained the lead following the final round of
George Russell will start the Canadian Grand Prix from pole position after setting his lap time first as he set an identical lap time as Max Verstappen. The Englishman set a 12.000 before the Red Bull driver, which means he took the pole with his first timed lap during Q3. Despite setting the time on
Lewis Hamilton was fastest in a busy first practice ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix, the seven-time champion set a 12.169 putting himself three hundredths faster than Oscar Piastri. Mercedes look at this very early stage of the weekend to be in the mix with George Russell third a tenth behind Piastri. The FP1 session
Charles Leclerc was fastest in first practice for the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix the Ferrari driver set 16.990 going a tenth faster than the Mercedes of George Russell. The Englishman managed to split the two Ferrari’s after he was three hundredths faster than Carlos Sainz. Leclerc’s fastest time was set on the soft tyres that’s allowed
The latest news and analysis behind the headlines ahead of this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix, looking at the biggest talking points going into this race in Suzuka
