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.

Oscar Piastri took his seventh win of 2025 and extends his championship lead to 34 points, after teammate Lando Norris suffered a damaging mechanical failure that took him out of the race. Max Verstappen was promoted to second on home soil, while Isack Hadjar sealed his maiden Formula One podium in his rookie season with Racing Bulls.

Red Bull's tumultuous season has seen a once dominant team fall victim to its own internal shakeups and an underperforming car, but is there hope for resurgence under new leadership?

The events of the Hungarian Grand Prix certainly divided fans, but which drivers had a Sunday to celebrate and who will be desperate to get to the beach?

Max Verstappen has confirmed that he will be staying with Red Bull for the 2026 season, after months of rumours that hinted a move to Mercedes. The four-time World Champion criticised people "waffling so much throughout the whole season" and closed the lid on further speculation of his future at Red Bull.

With the potential for a thrilling Lap 1, rain-soaked chaos and drivers starting out of position, the Belgian Grand Prix is finely poised to serve up plenty of drama. These are five things to look out for as the drivers reflect on qualifying and look ahead to tomorrow's race.

Lando Norris storms to take pole position for the Belgian Grand Prix. On the other side, a shock elimination from Lewis Hamilton marks the Briton with his worst Qualifying since 2024.

Max Verstappen fends off the McLarens to win a nail-biting Sprint at Spa. Piastri frustrated, Norris cautious—Qualifying looms large.

Max Verstappen denies speculation of Christian Horner's recent sacking impacting his future at Red Bull, amid talk of a potential switch to Mercedes.

2024 was F1’s most thrilling season yet - seven winners, emotional farewells, rookie breakthroughs, and nonstop drama. Peak racing!

Qualifying for the F1 British GP was unpredictable, tight, and saw Max Verstappen claim his 44th pole position.

An incredibly tight Qualifying session at the British Grand Prix was all set to be dominated by McLaren and Ferrari, but Max Verstappen proved yet again that there’s no counting out the four-time world champion as he stormed to pole ahead of the home favourites.

Max Verstappen suffered a race-ending blow from Kimi Antonelli during the first lap of the Austrian Grand Prix.

There were lots of winners and losers from a chaotic weekend in Austria, but who came out the best – and who fared the worst?

Who had a weekend to celebrate at Imola and who had a race to forget?

In the first part of our article mini-series pairing the current F1 and MotoGP grids, we chase down Marc Márquez’s true racing doppelganger in Formula One.

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The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix provided a weekend of highs and lows up and down the grid, but for whom?