Carlos Sainz and Oscar Piastri give their sides of the Hungarian GP collision that cost Sainz a penalty and ended Piastri's winning chances.

Lando Norris survives a shaky start and Oscar Piastri's late retirement to end his drought and win pole-to-flag at a chaotic Hungarian Grand Prix.

Lando Norris denies Lewis Hamilton by 0.012s to take his first pole of 2026 at the Hungarian GP, reflecting on a hard-fought lap.

The third and final practice session for the Hungarian Grand Prix was topped by Lando Norris. The reigning World Champion made his mark on the Hungaroring with a 1:17.939.

Charles Leclerc set the pace in the opening practice session for the Hungarian Grand Prix, edging out Max Verstappen after a closely fought hour that featured multiple lead changes, impressive rookie performances, and a late red flag following Lance Stroll's crash.

With inconsistent results so far, Oscar Piastri looks to McLaren’s latest upgrade package to find the missing pace in Budapest.

A grid penalty buried Norris in P13. He drove to P7 anyway, and still thinks a slow stop and VSC luck cost him more.

Reigning F1 champion Lando Norris qualifies third at Spa but faces a ten-place grid penalty, forcing a midfield recovery drive from 12th.

Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli topped the final Free Practice session at Spa-Francorchamps after becoming the first driver to break into the 1:45s, while Lewis Hamilton's promising morning ended in dramatic fashion following a late crash that brought out the yellow flags ahead of qualifying.

Lando Norris will take a 10-place grid penalty at the Belgian Grand Prix as McLaren fit a fourth power unit to access Mercedes reliability fixes.

Leclerc ends his win drought, Verstappen retires, and the championship battle shifts yet again. Here are DIVEBOMB’s five key takeaways from the 2026 British Grand Prix

McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri found themselves in the middle of all the action during Saturday's sprint race in Silverstone.

Kimi Antonelli strengthened his championship lead with a composed drive to victory in Saturday's British Grand Prix Sprint at Silverstone. After remaining within striking distance of Lewis Hamilton throughout the opening laps, the Mercedes driver made his move in the second half of the race to secure his maiden Sprint victory and become the youngest winner in the format's history.

Silverstone is the home race for a lot of drivers, but for Lando Norris, it’s special. It will be his first home race as the reigning world champion. On top of that, he won the British Grand Prix last year. He has had a rough start of the season, with only two podium-finishes so far, but that won’t distract him from enjoying the vibes of the fans in England.

Lando Norris finished seventh in Austria, admitting track position cost him after a difficult lap one and an undercut from Hadjar in the pit stops.

George Russell is in pursuit of his first victory since the season opener and the Ferrari drivers are hot on his heels, with Lewis Hamilton eager to cement his chase for the eighth. Here are five stories to keep an eye on for the 2026 Austrian Grand Prix.

Norris recovers from a hydraulic issue in FP1 to finish third in FP2, as McLaren's experimental wing fails sign-off tests ahead of Austrian Grand Prix.

Kimi Antonelli topped a disrupted first practice session ahead of George Russell as Mercedes led the way on Friday. Hydraulic issues hampered both Lando Norris and Max Verstappen, while Oscar Piastri recovered from brake concerns to secure third before a late red flag ended the session prematurely.

Oscar Piastri is having a season with ups and downs. He wasn’t able to start the first two races, and almost won the first race he did start. Where he was leading the championship at this time last year, he is now only in sixth place.

Behind Formula One's fastest stars lies a conversation often more important than racing itself. Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton are helping to change the narrative around men's mental health, proving that vulnerability is not weakness, but strength.