Ferrari’s Baku outing unravelled during qualifying. With P2 in the Constructors’ lost to Mercedes, their 2025 season is slipping further off-track. Can they bounce back in Singapore?

McLaren needed just nine points to secure the Constructors' Championship at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, but a disastrous weekend for the entire team sees the fight continuing to Singapore. Here's how the team's weekend in Baku fell apart against expectations.

A dreadful weekend for McLaren in Baku opened the door for others to shine.

Verstappen strikes, Sainz shocks in a Williams and Piastri’s 34-race points run ends–grades for every driver from the Baku chaos.

Yuki Tsunoda shines with a confident sixth-place finish, citing team improvements and personal effort as key steps forward this season.

George Russell took P2 and Kimi Antonelli P4 in Baku, pushing Mercedes past Ferrari in the standings despite mixed emotions in the garage.

Carlos Sainz claims a deserved podium for Williams in Azerbaijan, proving the team’s pace and resilience after a tough start to 2025.

Despite Liam Lawson's career-best F1 finish in Baku, he is left wanting more ahead of Singapore.

A jump start and crash left Oscar Piastri out of the race and McLaren’s title hopes in tatters, with the Australian owning his mistakes.

Despite his strong pace in Friday's practice, Hamilton is left disappointed by Ferrari's performance at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen takes back-to-back victories followed by George Russell scoring a surprise second place, joined by Carlos Sainz taking Williams' first podium since 2021. McLaren meanwhile suffered a chastening weekend, with Oscar Piastri uncharacteristically crashing out early in the race and Lando Norris unable to improve from seventh - meaning the Constructors' Championship will continue to Singapore.

The 2025 Azerbaijan Grand Prix has all the ingredients for an action-packed event: a mixed-up grid, Williams and Racing Bulls vying for podiums and Verstappen chasing back-to-back wins. Here's everything to look out for at the 17th round of this season.

Liam Lawson grabs his first ever front-row starting position, after a chaotic red-flag filled qualifying session in Baku.

Esteban Ocon stripped of Baku qualifying after Haas rear wing failed FIA test; disqualified, he’ll start from pit lane.

In the middle part of qualifying, Lewis Hamilton found himself in the drop zone but still saw "lots of positives" in his Ferrari's performance.

In the final part of qualifying, McLaren's Lando Norris described an unsuccessful gamble on track position as "the price you pay".

In the first part of qualifying, Alex Albon's crash which he viewed as a "rookie error" saw him relegated to the back of the grid.

At the second practice session in Baku, Lando Norris had an unfortunate encounter with the wall, describing it as a "costly" mistake.

A look at the first day of running for the 2025 Azerbaijan Grand Prix where McLaren and Ferrari battled to be quickest.