Formula One headed stateside for the second time in 2025 as Max Verstappen made huge inroads in the Drivers’ Championship.

Verstappen dominates in Austin as Norris closes in on Piastri, Leclerc returns to form, and Bearman stars again — grades for every driver from the United States Grand Prix.

Verstappen dominates Austin as McLaren falter, Ferrari rebound and the title fight tightens–five takeaways from the United States Grand Prix.

Haas rookie Oliver Bearman scored double points in Austin but slammed Yuki Tsunoda for “dangerous” moves that cost him a higher finish.

Oscar Piastri says his “mentality hasn’t changed” despite rivals Norris and Verstappen cutting into his Formula One championship lead in Austin.

Carlos Sainz and Kimi Antonelli offered contrasting views on their Lap 7 clash in Austin, which ended Sainz’s race and left Antonelli P13.

Max Verstappen picked up a crucial win in Austin, increasing his chances in the title fight.

Max Verstappen converted pole to victory at the United States Grand Prix to cap off a dominant weekend, slicing his deficit to the championship leader down to 40 points. Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc completed the podium following thrilling battles throughout the race for second, eventually claimed by Norris, while championship leader Oscar Piastri finished fifth.

Max Verstappen has been in dominant form in Austin, with sprint pole, sprint victory and now pole for the main event too. With Lando Norris joining him on the front row and championship leader Oscar Piastri further behind in sixth, here’s everything to look out for in a race that’s set to be title-defining. 

A recap of a busy qualifying session in Austin with Max Verstappen taking pole position ahead of Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc.

A chaotic Sprint race saw Vertappen storm to victory after two Safety Cars.

A recap of on-track action from the first day of the United States Grand Prix including the results of Sprint Qualifying.

McLaren confirms internal action after the Singapore clash as Norris faces "repercussions" and Piastri says the team has moved on ahead of Austin.

Williams head to Austin leading the midfield fight, with Sainz confident of momentum and Albon wary of the circuit’s demanding layout.

Written by Kavi Khandelwal Charles Leclerc is celebrating his 28th birthday with a mix of pragmatism about Ferrari's current standing and a passionate reaffirmation of his long-term commitment to the team. Credit: Formula One Despite winning last year's United States Grand Prix, the Monegasque driver admits the team is on the "back foot" compared to its rivals heading into the Austin weekend. The Ferrari driver did not sound confident when asked about his chances of repeating

Russell talks about his new multi-year deal, saying Mercedes remains his best chance to win as F1’s new regulation era approaches.

FIA declares “Heat Hazard” for 2025 US GP as temps soar past 31°C. Drivers split over mandatory cooling vests amid rising cockpit heat.