Lando Norris has won the sprint race at the Miami Grand Prix beating his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri in a chaotic wet race. The McLaren driver found himself in the lead as Piastri pitted just before the safety car caused by Fernando Alonso crashing his Aston Martin after being pushed wide by the Racing Bull
Lewis Hamilton took his first win for Ferrari beating Oscar Piastri by six seconds in the sprint at the Chinese Grand Prix. The seven-time champion pulled away at the start allowing him into clean air which proved key in allowing him to manage his tyres and take his seventh win in any format in Shanghai.
Oscar Piastri has taken back-to-back sprint victories at the Qatar Grand Prix after being handed victory by McLaren teammate Lando Norris at the final corner. The Australian finished just over a tenth ahead of his teammate after Norris yielded position at the final corner repaying the favour from the sprint in Sao Paulo a month
Lando Norris has beaten his teammate Oscar Piastri to win the sprint race at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix by six tenths. The two McLarens were instructed to switch positions with three laps to go as the team rightly predicted a virtual safety car with three laps to go after the Haas of Nico Hulkenberg
Max Verstappen won the sprint race at the United States Grand Prix beating Carlos Sainz by nearly four seconds. Verstappen went into this weekend looking for a reset as he hasn’t won a Grand Prix since June, it was a strong drive by the Red Bull driver as the team looks to bounce back through
Max Verstappen took victory in the sprint race at the Miami Grand Prix, the Dutchman took a three second victory ahead of Charles Leclerc. The Red Bull driver controlled the fast sprint after fending off Leclerc at the start. The Ferrari driver appeared to make a good start off the line before Verstappen swung passed
Sergio Perez won the sprint race at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, after overtaking Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc midway through the race. The Mexican looked the favourite from the start and broke the DRS range around the half way stage and built his lead after getting past Leclerc when he dived down the inside at Turn One
George Russell will start the Sao Paulo Grand Prix from pole position after taking Mercedes first sprint win of the season after finishing three seconds ahead of Carlos Sainz. The Englishman took the lead from Max Verstappen as they duelled midway through the sprint with Russel diving past the Red Bull on his third attempt
Max Verstappen has secured pole position after leading every lap of the sprint at the Austrian Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver looked to control the race from the very start pulling ahead to finish ahead of Charles Leclerc by a second and a half to further extend his championship lead to forty-four points. The
