Max Verstappen has won the Qatar Grand Prix, finishing seven seconds ahead of Oscar Piastri as they keep their championship challenge alive going into the final race next weekend. The Dutchman drove a brilliant race to take the lead when Lando Norris made his second pit stop and took the lead when the championship
Lando Norris has beaten Max Verstappen in mixed conditions by three-tenths to take his third consecutive pole at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The world championship leader once again navigated the changeable conditions with the track and took advantage at the end of Q3 to secure pole. Norris was not especially fast on the extreme
Charles Leclerc was fastest in first practice for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, the Ferrari driver set a 34.802 in the final quarter of the session, which put him just over a tenth and a half ahead of Alex Albon. The session, however, was earlier than previous years after being brought forward by two hours
The latest news and analysis behind the headlines ahead of this weekend’s Las Vegas Grand Prix, looking at the biggest talking points going into this race in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Max Verstappen won a chaotic sprint race to take his third sprint win in a row at the United States Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver took the lead at the start after his rivals, McLaren both retired after they were punted into each other at the first corner. Oscar Piastri made a good start
Max Verstappen has beaten George Russell by over fourteen and a half seconds to win the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, the four-time champion reminding McLaren that he could still pose a big threat as he closed the gap to sixty-nine points with seven races remaining. Verstappen further underlined the progress that Red Bull has made since
Max Verstappen has beaten Carlos Sainz by just under half a second to take pole for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The Dutchman went fastest right at the end of an action-packed qualifying session, which saw six red flags and the session lasting for nearly two hours. Many expected McLaren to come back at Red Bull
Lando Norris was fastest in the second practice for the Italian Grand Prix, the McLaren driver set a 19.878 to go just under eight and a half hundredths ahead of Charles Leclerc. Norris heads into this weekend looking to regain the momentum he had before his late retirement five days ago in Zandvoort. The Englishman
Lewis Hamilton led a Ferrari one-two in first practice for the Italian Grand Prix; the Englishman set a 20.177 on the soft tyre, going just over a tenth and a half faster than his teammate Charles Leclerc. Despite the double retirement in Zandvoort five days ago both Ferraris appeared confident going into the team’s home
The latest news and analysis behind the headlines ahead of this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix, looking at the biggest talking points going into this race at the Autodromo Nationale Monza
