Formula One

Max Verstappen took his third win of the season at the Italian Grand Prix in a lights-to-flag victory, followed by Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri who awkwardly swapped positions late in the race after a slow stop for Norris.

The Tifosi will hope that their adopted son will be able to deliver an indentical performance at Monza to what he did last year, given the exact same starting position.

Isack Hadjar fell foul of the gravel twice on his run in Q1, and much to his dismay what he felt was some unnessecary behaviour from Carlos Sainz.

Max Verstappen showed everyone why he remains the class of the field after a mighty effort to clinch pole from the two McLarens and home favourites, Ferrari. Lando Norris starts second ahead of Oscar Piastri, with Charles Leclerc joining the second row for Sunday's race.

Pierre Gasly signs with Alpine until 2028, securing stability as the team prepares for new regulations and a Mercedes engine switch.

Ferrari lit up Monza in front of the Tifosi with a Hamilton–Leclerc 1–2 in opening practice, but McLaren struck back in FP2 as Lando Norris topped the timesheets. With Red Bull struggling for outright pace and Mercedes showing flashes of promise, Friday’s running set the stage for a fiercely contested Italian Grand Prix.

Lando Norris ends Friday practice on top, but the gap to his rivals is small.

Jim Clark is associated with many great feats in motorsports. Today we remember one of the most important: his incredible 1965 season.

Oscar Piastri remains steady in his approach to racing despite his lead.

Yuki Tsunoda hails Zandvoort as a breakthrough, saying F1’s mid-field is tighter than ever after scoring points despite safety car chaos.

Lewis Hamilton calls his Ferrari debut season tough but motivating, saying Monza’s grid penalty adds fuel to his fight and growth.

Fernando Alonso has offered a look into the mindset required for a Formula One title challenge, sharing his thoughts ahead of the eagerly anticipated Italian Grand Prix weekend.

Formula One heads to Monza for the 75th time this weekend, with the title picture looking much clearer after the Dutch Grand Prix. Can Lando Norris bounce back?

Colton Herta is leaving IndyCar for a role as test driver for Cadillac Formula One Team, which debuts as an 11th team on the F1 grid in 2026.

Piastri wins again, Hadjar stuns with a maiden podium, Verstappen shines at home. Here’s the Dutch Grand Prix gradebook.

Formula One returned from its summer break with a chaotic Dutch Grand Prix, which featured career highs for some and potentially season-defining lows for others.

Oscar Piastri wins in Zandvoort as Norris retires, Hadjar takes a maiden podium, and Ferrari implodes. Here are five takeaways from the Dutch GP.

Lewis Hamilton has been handed a five-place grid penalty for the team's home Grand Prix in Monza, after failing to slow under double yellow flags ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix.

Isack Hadjar's outstanding drive to maintain his position throughout the Dutch Grand Prix provided him with his "unreal" maiden F1 podium.

Williams’ Carlos Sainz slams FIA after Dutch GP penalty, denied steward meeting—fueling debate on transparency and consistency in F1.