Max Verstappen clinched pole position at the 2025 British Grand Prix in a thrilling Silverstone qualifier, narrowly edging out McLaren’s Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris. With the top five separated by just 0.2s, Sunday’s race promises high drama.
View More Verstappen Takes British GP 2025 Pole in Tight Silverstone Battle
George Russell clinched his first win of the 2025 season at the Canadian GP as McLaren teammates Norris and Piastri collided. Rookie Kimi Antonelli secured a historic maiden podium, while F1 Academy delivered action-packed races in Montreal.
View More Russell Wins in Canadian GP as McLaren Collide
Lando Norris converted pole position into a thrilling victory at the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix, holding off Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc and McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri. Max Verstappen’s alternate tyre strategy saw him lead late but drop to fourth after a late pit stop. Norris’s win cuts Piastri’s championship lead, highlighting an exciting season battle.
View More Norris Wins Monaco GP After Late Gamble Fails for Verstappen
Max Verstappen claimed a commanding victory at the 2025 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix in Imola, with McLaren’s Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri completing the podium. Dramatic safety car action and strategic battles shaped the race, while Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc made impressive recoveries from disappointing qualifying positions. The championship battle intensifies as the F1 season heads to Monaco.
View More Max Verstappen Triumphs at Emilia-Romagna GP as McLaren Duo Shine
Oscar Piastri claimed a sensational pole for the Emilia Romagna GP, edging out Max Verstappen in a chaotic Qualifying session at Imola, while Ferrari endured a disastrous home showing with both Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton missing Q3.
View More Piastri takes pole at Emilia Romagna GP as Ferrari struggles at home
Lewis Hamilton’s tough start to F1 2025 with Ferrari has sparked criticism, but team boss Fred Vasseur has come out strongly in support of the seven-time World Champion, calling the negative talk “fing bullt” and insisting Hamilton still has what it takes to succeed.
View More Ferrari backs Hamilton amid 2025 struggles, Vasseur slams critics
George Russell believes Lewis Hamilton’s struggles at Ferrari are temporary and says the seven-time World Champion will soon deliver more brilliance, as seen during his Sprint win in China.
View More George Russell defends Hamilton’s Ferrari struggles
Ferrari leads the charge in Bahrain with major upgrades to the SF-25, while McLaren, Red Bull, and Haas reveal circuit-specific changes to boost performance under high temperatures and unique track demands.
View More Bahrain Grand Prix: 4 Big Car upgrades to watch this weekend
Lando Norris challenges Max Verstappen to a McLaren MCL39 test drive, saying he’d be “excited to see the disappointment” on Max’s face. After Verstappen joked he’d be “in Tokyo already” if he had McLaren’s pace, Norris hit back, insisting the car isn’t the rocket ship Max thinks it is—and warned Bahrain may expose its limits.
View More Norris dares Verstappen to McLaren Test: ‘See His Disappointment’
Bahrain GP 2025 returns as the season’s fourth race and the middle of F1’s first triple-header. With the title fight heating up, rookies gaining ground, and new upgrades on the way, all eyes are on Sakhir for another dramatic weekend.
View More Bahrain GP 2025: 5 Big Storylines to watch this weekend
Oscar Piastri clinched his maiden Formula 1 pole position at the Chinese GP Qualifying, edging out George Russell and Lando Norris in a thrilling session. The McLaren driver delivered a stunning 1m 30.641s lap to take P1, with Russell just 0.082s behind. Max Verstappen settled for fourth, while Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc followed in P5 and P6.
View More Chinese GP qualifying results: Piastri Secures Maiden F1 Pole
Lewis Hamilton has introduced “Tempo di Martello.” The phrase, suggested by Charles Leclerc, serves as Ferrari’s version of “Hammer Time.” Hamilton is eager to embrace new traditions and build strong relationships within the team.
View More Lewis Hamilton’s Italian catchphrase at Ferrari
