Formula 1 Season 2025

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Williams unlikely to score points in Hungary, says Sainz
Carlos Sainz Jnr doubts he can score points in today’s Hungarian Grand Prix after reversing most of the changes he made to his car prior to qualifying.

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This is how the WCC and WDC standings look after the Hungarian Grand Prix as we head into the summer break.

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Norris pulls strategy switch and hangs on to deny Piastri victory in Hungary
Lando Norris grabbed his fifth victory of the season in the Hungarian Grand Prix and cut Oscar Piastri’s lead in the world championship.

Hungarian GP
Race Results
Pos No. Driver            Team                  Model  Laps Time         Gap     Pts
 1   4  Lando Norris      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39   70  1:35:21.231s  -       25
 2  81  Oscar Piastri     McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39   70  1:35:21.929s  0.698s  18
 3  63  George Russell    Mercedes              W16     70  1:35:43.147s 21.916s  15
 4  16  Charles Leclerc   Ferrari               SF-25   70  1:36:03.791s 42.560s  12
 5  14  Fernando Alonso   Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25   70  1:36:20.271s 59.040s  10
 6   5  Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber-Ferrari        C45     70  1:36:27.400s 66.169s   8
 7  18  Lance Stroll      Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25   70  1:36:29.405s 68.174s   6
 8  30  Liam Lawson       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02    70  1:36:30.682s 69.451s   4
 9   1  Max Verstappen    Red Bull-Honda        RB21    70  1:36:33.876s 72.645s   2
10  12  Andrea Antonelli  Mercedes              W16     69  1 Lap                  1
11   6  Isack Hadjar      Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02    69  1 Lap
12  44  Lewis Hamilton    Ferrari               SF-25   69  1 Lap
13  27  Nico Hulkenberg   Sauber-Ferrari        C45     69  1 Lap
14  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr  Williams-Mercedes     FW47    69  1 Lap
15  23  Alexander Albon   Williams-Mercedes     FW47    69  1 Lap
16  31  Esteban Ocon      Haas-Ferrari          VF-25   69  1 Lap
17  22  Yuki Tsunoda      Red Bull-Honda        RB21    69  1 Lap
18  43  Franco Colapinto  Alpine-Renault        A525    69  1 Lap
19  10  Pierre Gasly      Alpine-Renault        A525    69  1 Lap
20  87  Oliver Bearman    Haas-Ferrari          VF-25   48  DNF

Here is the World Standings after the Hungarian GP:

World Championships Standings
Driver Standings
Pos Driver                  Pts
 1  Oscar Piastri           284
 2  Lando Norris            275
 3  Max Verstappen          187
 4  George Russell          172
 5  Charles Leclerc         151
 6  Lewis Hamilton          109
 7  Andrea Kimi Antonelli    64
 8  Alexander Albon          54
 9  Nico Hulkenberg          37
10  Esteban Ocon             27
11  Fernando Alonso          26
12  Lance Stroll             26
13  Isack Hadjar             22
14  Pierre Gasly             20
15  Liam Lawson              20
16  Carlos Sainz Jnr         16
17  Gabriel Bortoleto        14
18  Yuki Tsunoda             10
19  Oliver Bearman            8
20  Franco Colapinto          0
21  Jack Doohan               0
Constructor Standings
Pos Team             Pts
 1  McLaren          559
 2  Ferrari          260
 3  Mercedes         236
 4  Red Bull         194
 5  Williams          70
 6  Aston Martin      52
 7  Sauber            51
 8  Racing Bulls      45
 9  Haas              35
10  Alpine            20

McLaren warned both Norris and Piastri during late fight for victory – Stella
McLaren told both their drivers to avoid colliding with each other as they fought for victory in the final laps of the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Leclerc admits he had “wrong idea” about car problem after radio complaints
Charles Leclerc has revealed he had the wrong idea about the problem with his Ferrari when he complained vociferously to his team during the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Verstappen cleared over turn four incident as Hamilton chooses not to attend hearing
The stewards have taken no action after investigating whether Max Verstappen forced Lewis Hamilton off the track while they fought for position during the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Russell suspects Ferrari were “close to being illegal” with Leclerc’s car
George Russell suspects Charles Leclerc lost pace at the end of the Hungarian Grand Prix because Ferrari were concerned about plank wear on his car.

Leclerc and Gasly collect penalty points, Tsunoda cleared
Charles Leclerc and Pierre Gasly received their first penalty points for more than a year for incidents during the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Mekies apologises to Verstappen after he finishes 72 seconds behind in Hungary
Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies apologised to Max Verstappen on his radio after his ninth-place finish in the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Norris doubted one-stop strategy would work ‘for most of the second stint’
Hungarian Grand Prix winner Lando Norris wasn’t convinced his switch to a one-stop strategy was going to pay off for much of the race.

Hamilton offers little explanation for struggle to 12th place in Hungary
Lewis Hamilton said little in response to questions over his point-less finish in Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix.

Piastri doubts he would have passed Norris if race had been longer
Oscar Piastri said he wouldn’t have been able to pass Lando Norris to win the Hungarian Grand Prix even if the race had lasted longer.

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Colapinto “okay” after turn 11 crash disrupts Pirelli’s Hungaroring test
Pirelli’s tyre test at the Hungaroring has been disrupted after Alpine driver Franco Colapinto suffered a crash during the morning session.

Mercedes eye more wins post-break after dropping revised rear suspension
Mercedes is more confident of fighting for victories over the final ten rounds of the season after scrapping their revised rear suspension.

Albon expects “dogfight” for Williams to hold onto fifth place
Williams may have gone into the summer break in fifth place in the constructors’ championship, but Alexander Albon expects the team will face strong competition to keep it over the rest of the season.

Piastri sees no “trend” in Norris’s recent championship gains
Oscar Piastri says he is “not concerned at all” that his team mate has cut his championship lead over the last four rounds.

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Ferrari targeting second in 2025, first into the future – Vasseur
Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur says that Ferrari have a “clear target” for the end of the 2025 season and for next year also.

Domenicali hails F1 movie impact after Liberty reports over $1billion revenue in second quarter
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says the recently released F1 movie had a significant impact on Liberty Media’s increased quarterly earnings over 2024.

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Permane impressed by Lawson’s progress after “breakthrough” in Austria
Racing Bulls team principal Alan Permane says he has been impressed by Liam Lawson since the team introduced new front suspension for their VCARB 02 at the Austrian Grand Prix in June.

McLaren to auction off future race cars from F1, IndyCar and WEC
McLaren will offer three of its racing cars across multiple series to the highest bidder during a unique auction ahead of this year’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

RB17 hypercar will lap Spa faster than F1 car, claims Red Bull
Red Bull believe their RB17 hypercar will be able to lap Spa-Francorchamps with slick tyres quicker than current Formula 1 cars.

Red Bull seeking IndyCar champion Palou as Verstappen’s 2026 team mate – report
Red Bull is targeting IndyCar champion Alex Palou to join its Formula 1 team in 2026, according to a report in the USA.

Cadillac confirms Perez and Bottas as their drivers for 2026 F1 debut
Cadillac have announced their two drivers for their entry into Formula 1 in 2026.

Cadillac’s shrewd F1 driver choice is an injection of badly-needed experience
The disappearances of Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez from the Formula 1 grid at the end of last season undoubtedly caused much disappointment among their fanbases.

Here is the Timing Schedule for this weekend's Dutch GP:

Dutch GP
Friday
Practice Session 1   15:30 To 16:30
Practice Session 2   19:00 To 20:00

Saturday
Practice Session 3   14:30 To 15:30
Qualifying Session   18:00 To 19:00

Sunday
Race                 18:00 To 20:00

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Norris leads McLaren one-two as Verstappen hits trouble after session ends
McLaren set the pace in the opening practice session for the Dutch Grand Prix as Lando Norris led a one-two for the championship leaders.

Dutch GP
Practice Session 1
Pos No. Driver             Team                  Model  Time      Gap   Laps
 1   4  Lando Norris       McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:10.278s  -     35
 2  81  Oscar Piastri      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:10.570s 0.292s 32
 3  18  Lance Stroll       Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:10.779s 0.501s 25
 4  14  Fernando Alonso    Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:10.841s 0.563s 25
 5  23  Alexander Albon    Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:11.171s 0.893s 33
 6   1  Max Verstappen     Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:11.218s 0.940s 24
 7  63  George Russell     Mercedes              W16    1:11.386s 1.108s 29
 8  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:11.458s 1.180s 33
 9   5  Gabriel Bortoleto  Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:11.509s 1.231s 30
10  10  Pierre Gasly       Alpine-Renault        A525   1:11.613s 1.335s 30
11  30  Liam Lawson        Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:11.753s 1.475s 29
12   6  Isack Hadjar       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:11.772s 1.494s 30
13  27  Nico Hulkenberg    Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:11.875s 1.597s 30
14  16  Charles Leclerc    Ferrari               SF-25  1:11.951s 1.673s 32
15  44  Lewis Hamilton     Ferrari               SF-25  1:11.960s 1.682s 28
16  22  Yuki Tsunoda       Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:12.126s 1.848s 24
17  31  Esteban Ocon       Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:12.144s 1.866s 29
18  43  Franco Colapinto   Alpine-Renault        A525   1:12.276s 1.998s 27
19  87  Oliver Bearman     Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:12.564s 2.286s 30
20  12  Andrea Antonelli   Mercedes              W16    1:14.275s 3.997s  6

Norris stays on top as Stroll crashes heavily in second practice
Lando Norris remained the driver to beat in the second practice session at Zandvoort, which was interrupted by two red flags.

Dutch GP
Practice Session 2
Pos No. Driver             Team                  Model  Time      Gap   Laps
 1   4  Lando Norris       McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:09.890s  -     28
 2  14  Fernando Alonso    Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:09.977s 0.087s 20
 3  81  Oscar Piastri      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:09.979s 0.089s 29
 4  63  George Russell     Mercedes              W16    1:10.274s 0.384s 25
 5   1  Max Verstappen     Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:10.478s 0.588s 23
 6  44  Lewis Hamilton     Ferrari               SF-25  1:10.738s 0.848s 22
 7  22  Yuki Tsunoda       Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:10.795s 0.905s 26
 8  16  Charles Leclerc    Ferrari               SF-25  1:10.834s 0.944s 23
 9  43  Franco Colapinto   Alpine-Renault        A525   1:10.957s 1.067s 26
10  27  Nico Hulkenberg    Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:11.080s 1.190s 25
11  87  Oliver Bearman     Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:11.113s 1.223s 26
12  12  Andrea Antonelli   Mercedes              W16    1:11.185s 1.295s 21
13   5  Gabriel Bortoleto  Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:11.320s 1.430s 25
14  30  Liam Lawson        Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:11.339s 1.449s 25
15  31  Esteban Ocon       Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:11.361s 1.471s 23
16  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:11.682s 1.792s 30
17  23  Alexander Albon    Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:11.756s 1.866s 16
18  18  Lance Stroll       Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:11.975s 2.085s  7
19  10  Pierre Gasly       Alpine-Renault        A525   1:12.122s 2.232s 28
20   6  Isack Hadjar       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   No time           1

Norris completes practice sweep as stewards investigate Russell-Alonso incident
Lando Norris completed a sweep of all three practice sessions at Zandvoort, lapping within a tenth of a second of the track record in the final hour before qualifying.

Dutch GP
Practice Session 3
Pos No. Driver             Team                  Model  Time      Gap   Laps
 1   4  Lando Norris       McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:08.972s  -     16
 2  81  Oscar Piastri      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:09.214s 0.242s 15
 3  63  George Russell     Mercedes              W16    1:09.858s 0.886s 17
 4  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:09.913s 0.941s 23
 5   1  Max Verstappen     Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:09.925s 0.953s 20
 6  16  Charles Leclerc    Ferrari               SF-25  1:09.938s 0.966s 23
 7  23  Alexander Albon    Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:10.099s 1.127s 22
 8  18  Lance Stroll       Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:10.103s 1.131s 24
 9   6  Isack Hadjar       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:10.166s 1.194s 21
10  14  Fernando Alonso    Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:10.232s 1.260s 20
11  30  Liam Lawson        Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:10.300s 1.328s 17
12  22  Yuki Tsunoda       Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:10.349s 1.377s 19
13   5  Gabriel Bortoleto  Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:10.361s 1.389s 21
14  44  Lewis Hamilton     Ferrari               SF-25  1:10.373s 1.401s 20
15  87  Oliver Bearman     Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:10.595s 1.623s 19
16  27  Nico Hulkenberg    Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:10.599s 1.627s 24
17  12  Andrea Antonelli   Mercedes              W16    1:10.697s 1.725s 31
18  31  Esteban Ocon       Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:10.801s 1.829s 18
19  10  Pierre Gasly       Alpine-Renault        A525   1:10.963s 1.991s 24
20  43  Franco Colapinto   Alpine-Renault        A525   1:11.054s 2.082s 21

Palou shouldn’t leave IndyCar to become a ‘number two’ driver elsewhere – Ganassi
Alex Palou’s IndyCar team principal Chip Ganassi strongly denied reports the driver has been approached about a move to F1.

Bottas has five-place penalty for first race back in F1 with Cadillac next year
The first race on the 2026 F1 calendar is over six months away but we already know one of the 22 drivers on the grid will have a penalty.

McLaren announces Mastercard as new title sponsor from 2026
McLaren will have its first title sponsor for 13 years next season after announcing an expanded deal with Mastercard.

Verstappen expects home track will be weaker venue for Red Bull
Max Verstappen is doubtful about his chances in his home grand prix this weekend as he expects his Red Bull will not perform strongly at Zandvoort.

Norris names China and Canada as biggest missed opportunities this year
Lando Norris says his performance at the Chinese and Canadian grand prix weekends cost him most to his team mate in their championship fight.

Formula 1 drivers prepared for “crazy” Zandvoort weekend with rain forecast
Formula 1 drivers are preparing for the chance of rain on all three days of this weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix.

Hamilton aims to “calm things down” after fierce self-criticism at last race
Lewis Hamilton says he is focused on enjoying himself this weekend after his miserable conclusion to the last race before the summer break.

Perez is better than his final half-season at Red Bull showed, says Verstappen
Max Verstappen has welcomed his former team mate Sergio Perez’s coming return to Formula 1 with the new team Cadillac.

Leclerc admits problem which struck Ferrari in Hungary is likely to recur
Charles Leclerc doubts he has seen the last of the problem which struck during the Hungarian Grand Prix and cost him a podium finish.

Norris will “thank Andrea for the rest of my life” for McLaren’s 2025 success
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella deserves the highest praise for their success this year, says Lando Norris.

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Aston Martin introduces faster new Vantage S Safety Car at Dutch GP
One of Formula 1’s Safety Cars has had an upgrade for the second part of the 2025 season.

Fresh blow to Thailand’s F1 hopes as court ousts another prime minister
Thailand’s hopes of joining the Formula 1 calendar have suffered a further blow as a result of the ongoing political instability in the country.

Verstappen tells F1 not to replace Zandvoort with “another street circuit”
Max Verstappen wants Formula 1 to choose a traditional circuit to take Zandvoort’s place when it disappears from the schedule after next season.

Verstappen expects to be outside top five again after practice
Max Verstappen is fearing a repeat of Red Bull’s tough Hungarian Grand Prix weekend after the first day of practice at Zandvoort.

Colapinto’s results not what I expected, says Briatore
Alpine executive director Flavio Briatore has cast doubt on Franco Colapinto’s future, saying his performances haven’t met expectations.

McLaren’s rivals are “a bit closer than we would like” – Norris
Lando Norris is alert to the threat from McLaren’s rivals at Zandvoort despite topping both practice sessions on Friday.

Briatore denies Alpine is seeking to hire Horner
Alpine consultant Flavio Briatore has dismissed suggestions the team is looking to hire former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner.

Mercedes put Antonelli under “maximum pressure” with F1 debut – Wolff
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff isn’t concerned about Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s recent dip in form, acknowledging he has faced the “maximum pressure” in his rookie Formula 1 season.

Red Bull confident their “outstanding low” in Hungarian GP was a one-off
Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies is confident the team can avoid a repeat of its unusually poor performance at the last round in Hungary.

Piastri prevails for pole in close battle of the McLarens at Zandvoort
Oscar Piastri narrowly denied Lando Norris pole position in a nail-biting battle between the McLaren drivers at Zandvoort.

Dutch GP
Qualifying Session
Pos No. Driver             Team                  Model  Time      Gap
 1  81  Oscar Piastri      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:08.662s  -
 2   4  Lando Norris       McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:08.674s 0.012s
 3   1  Max Verstappen     Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:08.925s 0.263s
 4   6  Isack Hadjar       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:09.208s 0.546s
 5  63  George Russell     Mercedes              W16    1:09.255s 0.593s
 6  16  Charles Leclerc    Ferrari               SF-25  1:09.340s 0.678s
 7  44  Lewis Hamilton     Ferrari               SF-25  1:09.390s 0.728s
 8  30  Liam Lawson        Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:09.500s 0.838s
 9  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:09.505s 0.843s
10  14  Fernando Alonso    Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:09.630s 0.968s
11  12  Andrea Antonelli   Mercedes              W16    1:09.493s 0.619s
12  22  Yuki Tsunoda       Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:09.622s 0.748s
13   5  Gabriel Bortoleto  Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:09.622s 0.748s
14  10  Pierre Gasly       Alpine-Renault        A525   1:09.637s 0.763s
15  23  Alexander Albon    Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:09.652s 0.778s
16  43  Franco Colapinto   Alpine-Renault        A525   1:10.104s 0.766s
17  27  Nico Hulkenberg    Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:10.195s 0.857s
18  31  Esteban Ocon       Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:10.197s 0.859s
19  87  Oliver Bearman     Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:10.262s 0.924s
20  18  Lance Stroll       Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  No time

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Piastri grabs huge win for championship as engine failure puts Norris out
Oscar Piastri claimed a valuable win in the Dutch Grand Prix as his team mate and championship rival retired from second place.

Dutch GP
Race Results
Pos No. Driver             Team                  Model Laps Time         Gap     Pts
 1  81  Oscar Piastri      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  72  1:38:29.849s  -       25
 2   1  Max Verstappen     Red Bull-Honda        RB21   72  1:38:31.120s  1.271s  18
 3   6  Isack Hadjar       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   72  1:38:33.082s  3.233s  15
 4  63  George Russell     Mercedes              W16    72  1:38:35.503s  5.654s  12
 5  23  Alex Albon         Williams-Mercedes     FW47   72  1:38:36.176s  7.029s  10
 6  87  Oliver Bearman     Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  72  1:38:38.893s  9.044s   8
 7  18  Lance Stroll       Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  72  1:38:39.346s  9.497s   6
 8  14  Fernando Alonso    Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  72  1:38:41.558s 11.709s   4
 9  22  Yuki Tsunoda       Red Bull-Honda        RB21   72  1:38:43.446s 13.597s   2
10  31  Esteban Ocon       Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  72  1:38:43.912s 14.511s   1
11  43  Franco Colapinto   Alpine-Renault        A525   72  1:38:44.360s 17.376s
12  30  Liam Lawson        Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   72  1:38:46.912s 21.327s
13  55  Carlos Sainz       Williams-Mercedes     FW47   72  1:38:47.225s 21.565s
14  27  Nico Hulkenberg    Sauber-Ferrari        C45    72  1:38:49.574s 23.629s
15   5  Gabriel Bortoleto  Sauber-Ferrari        C45    72  1:38:51.414s 29.063s
16  12  Andrea Antonelli   Mercedes              W16    72  1:38:51.878s 32.063s
17  10  Pierre Gasly       Alpine-Renault        A525   72  1:38:53.478s 34.725s
18   4  Lando Norris       McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  64  Mechanical
NC  16  Charles Leclerc    Ferrari               SF-25  52  Accident
NC  44  Lewis Hamilton     Ferrari               SF-25  22  Accident

Here is the World Standings after the Dutch GP:

World Championships Standings
Driver Standings
Pos Driver                Pts
 1  Oscar Piastri         309
 2  Lando Norris          275
 3  Max Verstappen        205
 4  George Russell        184
 5  Charles Leclerc       151
 6  Lewis Hamilton        109
 7  Andrea Antonelli       64
 8  Alexander Albon        64
 9  Nico Hulkenberg        37
10  Isack Hadjar           37
11  Lance Stroll           32
12  Fernando Alonso        30
13  Esteban Ocon           28
14  Pierre Gasly           20
15  Liam Lawson            20
16  Oliver Bearman         16
17  Carlos Sainz Jnr       16
18  Gabriel Bortoleto      14
19  Yuki Tsunoda           12
20  Franco Colapinto        0
21  Jack Doohan             0
Constructor Standings
Pos Team              Pts
 1  McLaren           584
 2  Ferrari           260
 3  Mercedes          248
 4  Red Bull          214
 5  Williams           80
 6  Aston Martin       62
 7  Racing Bulls       60
 8  Sauber             51
 9  Haas               44
10  Alpine             20

Stewards hand Antonelli two penalty points for colliding with Leclerc
Charles Leclerc said Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s attempt to overtake him was too optimistic after the pair collided.

“Alain Prost just texted me!” Hadjar blown away by breakthrough podium
Isack Hadjar was overjoyed but exhausted after claiming his first podium finish in the Dutch Grand Prix.

Championship blow “hurts” says Norris after retiring from second place
Lando Norris said he won’t dwell on the technical failure which put him out of the Dutch Grand Prix.

Why Sainz received penalty he called “the most ridiculous thing I’ve heard in my life”
Carlos Sainz Jnr was deeply unimpressed with the stewards’ decision to penalise him for his collision with Liam Lawson during the Dutch Grand Prix.

Hamilton “really not sure” what caused race-ending crash
Lewis Hamilton was at a loss to explain his crash after retiring from the Dutch Grand Prix.

Drivers confident pit lane speed increase will “help mix up strategies” in race
Formula 1 drivers expect the pit lane speed limit change at Zandvoort will lead to more varied strategies in today’s Dutch Grand Prix.

Unpredictable Ferrari handling feels “like when someone pokes you” – Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton says Ferrari’s car has been hard to handle all weekend as they try to stay on terms with their front-running rivals.

Racing Bulls hail “mega lap” by Hadjar for career-best fourth on the grid
Racing Bulls team principal Alan Permane heaped praise on Isack Hadjar after the rookie scored his best starting position for the Dutch Grand Prix.

Verstappen avoids penalty as stewards clear him of driving too slowly after qualifying
Max Verstappen has avoided a penalty after he was investigated by the stewards for driving excessively slowly at the end of the qualifying session.

Norris ruing headwind after narrowly losing pole to Piastri
Lando Norris admitted he was disappointed to narrowly miss out on pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix after his strong showing in practice.

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When Norris tops FP1, FP2 & FP3, he ends up 2nd in the Qualifying

Superb performance by Hadjar, Albon, Stroll & Bearman

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Hamilton hit with five-place grid drop for Italian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton has been given a five-place grid drop for the Italian Grand Prix for a pre-race incident at the Dutch Grand Prix.

Why Sauber avoided a penalty for Bortoleto dropping debris on the track
Sauber had nothing to celebrate after the Dutch Grand Prix as Nico Hulkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto finished out of the points.

Racing Bulls accuse Sainz of costing Lawson fifth place by “crashing into him”
Racing Bulls celebrated their first podium finish for four years yesterday but accused Williams driver Carlos Sainz Jnr of costing them an even better result.

Did Leclerc pass Russell off the track? The stewards say ‘yes’, then ‘maybe not’
Charles Leclerc and George Russell avoided penalties for the incident between the pair of them during the Dutch Grand Prix.

Piastri’s points gap not “comfortable” yet despite Dutch GP boost
Oscar Piastri says his points lead over team mate Lando Norris doesn’t feel comfortable yet despite his strong result in the Dutch Grand Prix.

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Who you think will win the championship this year Norris or Piastri?

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I think Piastri will pull it off. He seems more calm and focused under pressure. Norris on other hand is making more mistakes under pressure.

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McLaren reminded they can’t control everything in quest for a fair title fight
The Dutch Grand Prix is likely to prove a pivotal moment in this year’s world championship fight.

Ferrari overruled Leclerc’s call not to pit immediately before Antonelli collision
Charles Leclerc retired from the Dutch Grand Prix when he was hit by Andrea Kimi Antonelli shortly after the pair made their second pit stops.

Antonelli apologised to Mercedes as he struggled to pass Albon
Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s growing desperation to get a strong result in his Mercedes was clear from his lunge at Charles Leclerc, which took the Ferrari driver out of the race.

“It was ridiculous”: British F4 champion Fairclough thrilled by “insane” F1 test debut
Reigning British Formula 4 champion Deagan Fairclough described how he was astonished by his first experience of driving a Formula 1 car earlier this year.

Video reveals Hamilton’s yellow flag speeding incident which led to Monza penalty
Video from the Dutch Grand Prix weekend has revealed the moment Lewis Hamilton was caught speeding on his way to the grid before the race began.

Ferrari reveals special Monza livery paying tribute to Lauda’s first championship win
Ferrari has revealed a special livery it will use at this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix, marking 50 years since Niki Lauda’s first world championship victory for the team.

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Aron to drive Colapinto’s car in first practice, Dunne returns for McLaren
Alpine will give Paul Aron his first opportunity to appear in a practice session in their car this weekend, taking over from Franco Colapinto.

Here is the Timing Schedule for this weekend's Italian GP:

Italian GP
Friday
Practice Session 1   16:30 To 17:30
Practice Session 2   20:00 To 21:00

Saturday
Practice Session 3   15:30 To 16:30
Qualifying Session   19:00 To 20:00

Sunday
Race                 18:00 To 20:00

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Cadillac confirms IndyCar race-winner Herta as 2026 Formula 1 test driver
IndyCar star Colton Herta has joined Cadillac as the new team’s test driver for the 2026 Formula 1 season.

F1 cars slowing on straights will create “interesting dynamic” in 2026 – Vowles
Predictions Formula 1 drivers will have to back off from full throttle on straights under next year’s new rules will come true, Williams team principal James Vowles has said.

Hamilton “really shocked” by “hardcore” grid penalty for Italian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton said he was stunned to receive a grid penalty for this weekend’s race following his retirement from the last round.

Aston Martin’s car “a lot better than at the start of the season” – Alonso
Fernando Alonso says the progress Aston Martin has made with its current car has given him more confidence about their chances in 2026.

Domenicali’s plan for shorter grands prix would make racing worse, drivers warn
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali’s plans to shorten grands prix would make racing more processional, some drivers have warned.

No need to fix Zandvoort podium trophy says Hadjar: “I want my broken one”
Isack Hadjar wants to keep his original trophy from his first podium finish at Zandvoort despite breaking it.

Williams officially request review of penalty which ruined Sainz’s Dutch Grand Prix
Williams has formally requested the FIA review the penalty Carlos Sainz Jnr received during the Dutch Grand Prix.

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Photos ‘clearly show’ Leclerc went off-track in Zandvoort clash – Russell
George Russell insists there is no doubt over whether Charles Leclerc went off the track to overtake him at Zandvoort.

‘I don’t make a lot of mistakes’ like race-ending Dutch GP crash – Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton said his Dutch Grand Prix performance was one of his strongest for Ferrari before the crash which put him out of the race.

Formula 1 extends Monaco’s race contract for second time in a year
Formula 1 has agreed another contract extension for the Monaco Grand Prix less than a year since its announcing last deal.

Ricciardo announces retirement from racing
Daniel Ricciardo has confirmed his retirement from motor racing, almost a year since his final appearance in a grand prix.

Hamilton leads Ferrari one-two, fastest McLaren sixth in first practice at Monza
Lewis Hamilton put Ferrari on top at home in the first practice session for the Italian Grand Prix.

Italian GP
Practice Session 1
Pos No. Driver            Team                  Model  Time      Gap    Laps
 1  44  Lewis Hamilton    Ferrari               SF-25  1:20.117s  -      20
 2  16  Charles Leclerc   Ferrari               SF-25  1:20.286s 0.169s  24
 3  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr  Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:20.650s 0.533s  25
 4   1  Max Verstappen    Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:20.692s 0.575s  22
 5  12  Andrea Antonelli  Mercedes              W16    1:20.940s 0.823s  25
 6   4  Lando Norris      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:21.021s 0.904s  28
 7  23  Alexander Albon   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:21.073s 0.956s  25
 8  63  George Russell    Mercedes              W16    1:21.110s 0.993s  20
 9  14  Fernando Alonso   Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:21.114s 0.997s  20
10   6  Isack Hadjar      Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:21.158s 1.041s  25
11   5  Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:21.172s 1.055s  24
12  27  Nico Hulkenberg   Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:21.179s 1.062s  26
13  30  Liam Lawson       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:21.201s 1.084s  27
14  22  Yuki Tsunoda      Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:21.292s 1.175s  24
15  18  Lance Stroll      Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:21.295s 1.178s  26
16  89  Alexander Dunne   McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:21.606s 1.489s  26
17  31  Esteban Ocon      Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:21.642s 1.525s  22
18  10  Pierre Gasly      Alpine-Renault        A525   1:21.653s 1.536s  26
19  87  Oliver Bearman    Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:22.058s 1.941s  23
20  61  Paul Aron         Alpine-Renault        A525   1:22.153s 2.036s  23

Norris leads Leclerc in second practice as Piastri and Bortoleto face investigations
Lando Norris put McLaren on top in the second practice session for the Italian Grand Prix but his team mate is under investigation by the stewards.

Italian GP
Practice Session 2
Pos No. Driver            Team                  Model  Time      Gap    Laps
 1   4  Lando Norris      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:19.878s  -      28
 2  16  Charles Leclerc   Ferrari               SF-25  1:19.961s 0.083s  29
 3  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr  Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:19.974s 0.096s  30
 4  81  Oscar Piastri     McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:20.059s 0.181s  29
 5  44  Lewis Hamilton    Ferrari               SF-25  1:20.070s 0.192s  26
 6   1  Max Verstappen    Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:20.077s 0.199s  27
 7  23  Alexander Albon   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:20.179s 0.301s  28
 8  27  Nico Hulkenberg   Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:20.241s 0.363s  27
 9  22  Yuki Tsunoda      Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:20.269s 0.391s  28
10  63  George Russell    Mercedes              W16    1:20.276s 0.398s  29
11   6  Isack Hadjar      Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:20.383s 0.505s  24
12   5  Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:20.475s 0.597s  25
13  18  Lance Stroll      Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:20.528s 0.650s  28
14  87  Oliver Bearman    Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:20.607s 0.729s  29
15  14  Fernando Alonso   Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:20.645s 0.767s  26
16  31  Esteban Ocon      Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:20.654s 0.776s  29
17  30  Liam Lawson       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:20.811s 0.933s  25
18  10  Pierre Gasly      Alpine-Renault        A525   1:21.102s 1.224s  30
19  12  Andrea Antonelli  Mercedes              W16    1:21.367s 1.489s   4
20  43  Franco Colapinto  Alpine-Renault        A525   1:21.564s 1.686s  30

McLaren not “easily quickest” at Monza compared to Zandvoort – Norris
McLaren were fastest in practice on Friday at Monza but pace-setter Lando Norris said their margin over the competition is not as comfortable as it was at the last round.

Antonelli has given Mercedes more “hair tear-out situations” than expected – Wolff
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff admits Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s debut season has proved more challenging than the team expected.

Hamilton “optimistic” but ruing grid penalty as Leclerc eyes pole chance
Lewis Hamilton is upbeat about Ferrari’s potential at their home race, despite knowing his five-place grid penalty will compromise his starting position.

“There’ll be no sleep”: Aron in simulator overnight after Monza practice run
Paul Aron is flying back to Alpine’s Enstone base for an overnight simulator session after driving for the team in first practice at Monza.

Herta ‘faster than Sauber’s F1 drivers’ in earlier simulator test – Towriss
Colton Herta’s potential as a Formula 1 driver is underappreciated, according to one of the senior figures behind Cadillac’s new team.

Ferrari frustrated by “subjective” reason for Hamilton’s grid penalty
Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur admitted the team felt some frustration over the penalty decision which went against Lewis Hamilton in Zandvoort.

Gasly signs new deal keeping him at Alpine until end of 2028
Pierre Gasly has agreed a new contract with Alpine which will keep him at the Enstone-based team until at least 2028.

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Norris leads Leclerc as less than a second covers field in final practice
Lando Norris was quickest in final practice for the Italian Grand Prix but qualifying looks likely to be exceptionally close.

Italian GP
Practice Session 3
Pos No. Driver            Team                  Model  Time      Gap    Laps
 1   4  Lando Norris      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:19.331s  -      21
 2  16  Charles Leclerc   Ferrari               SF-25  1:19.352s 0.021s  24
 3  81  Oscar Piastri     McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:19.496s 0.165s  22
 4   1  Max Verstappen    Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:19.498s 0.167s  18
 5  63  George Russell    Mercedes              W16    1:19.515s 0.184s  19
 6   5  Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:19.558s 0.227s  18
 7  44  Lewis Hamilton    Ferrari               SF-25  1:19.598s 0.267s  23
 8   6  Isack Hadjar      Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:19.603s 0.272s  20
 9  12  Andrea Antonelli  Mercedes              W16    1:19.696s 0.365s  24
10  23  Alexander Albon   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:19.720s 0.389s  23
11  27  Nico Hulkenberg   Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:19.737s 0.406s  18
12  14  Fernando Alonso   Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:19.861s 0.530s  19
13  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr  Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:19.907s 0.576s  23
14  43  Franco Colapinto  Alpine-Renault        A525   1:20.034s 0.703s  22
15  22  Yuki Tsunoda      Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:20.059s 0.728s  24
16  30  Liam Lawson       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:20.132s 0.801s  14
17  87  Oliver Bearman    Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:20.209s 0.878s  22
18  10  Pierre Gasly      Alpine-Renault        A525   1:20.247s 0.916s  23
19  18  Lance Stroll      Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:20.247s 0.916s  22
20  31  Esteban Ocon      Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:20.304s 0.973s  20

Verstappen breaks F1’s all-time lap speed record to grab Italian GP pole position
Max Verstappen set the fastest lap ever seen in Formula 1 as he claimed pole position for the Italian Grand Prix.

Italian GP
Qualifying Session
Pos No. Driver            Team                  Model  Time      Gap
 1   1  Max Verstappen    Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:18.792s  -
 2   4  Lando Norris      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:18.869s 0.077s
 3  81  Oscar Piastri     McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:18.982s 0.190s
 4  16  Charles Leclerc   Ferrari               SF-25  1:19.007s 0.215s
 5  44  Lewis Hamilton    Ferrari               SF-25  1:19.124s 0.332s
 6  63  George Russell    Mercedes              W16    1:19.157s 0.365s
 7  12  Andrea Antonelli  Mercedes              W16    1:19.200s 0.408s
 8   5  Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:19.390s 0.598s
 9  14  Fernando Alonso   Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:19.424s 0.632s
10  22  Yuki Tsunoda      Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:19.519s 0.727s
11  87  Oliver Bearman    Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:19.446s 0.306s
12  27  Nico Hulkenberg   Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:19.498s 0.358s
13  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr  Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:19.528s 0.388s
14  23  Alexander Albon   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:19.583s 0.443s
15  31  Esteban Ocon      Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:19.707s 0.567s
16   6  Isack Hadjar      Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:19.917s 0.503s
17  18  Lance Stroll      Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:19.948s 0.534s
18  43  Franco Colapinto  Alpine-Renault        A525   1:19.992s 0.578s
19  10  Pierre Gasly      Alpine-Renault        A525   1:20.103s 0.689s
20  30  Liam Lawson       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:20.279s 0.865s

Verstappen’s pole position no surprise to McLaren drivers
The McLaren drivers were not surprised Max Verstappen was able to beat them to pole position for the Italian Grand Prix.

Briatore praises “much more consistent” Colapinto after best finish for Alpine
Franco Colapinto’s chances of retaining his drive at Alpine appear to have improved as the team’s consultant Flavio Briatore gave a favourable verdict on his recent performances.

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Verstappen dominates Italian GP as Piastri gives Norris second under orders
Max Verstappen scored his third victory of 2025 with a dominant performance from pole position at Monza.

Italian GP
Race Results
Pos No. Driver            Team                  Model Laps Time          Gap     Pts
 1   1  Max Verstappen    Red Bull-Honda        RB21   53  1:13:24.325s   -       25
 2   4  Lando Norris      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  53  1:13:43.532s  19.207s  18
 3  81  Oscar Piastri     McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  53  1:13:45.676s  21.351s  15
 4  16  Charles Leclerc   Ferrari               SF-25  53  1:13:49.949s  25.624s  12
 5  63  George Russell    Mercedes              W16    53  1:13:57.206s  32.881s  10
 6  44  Lewis Hamilton    Ferrari               SF-25  53  1:14:01.774s  37.449s   8
 7  23  Alexander Albon   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   53  1:14:14.862s  50.537s   6
 8   5  Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber-Ferrari        C45    53  1:14:22.809s  58.484s   4
 9  12  Andrea Antonelli  Mercedes              W16    53  1:14:24.087s  59.762s   2
10   6  Isack Hadjar      Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   53  1:14:28.216s  63.891s   1
11  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr  Williams-Mercedes     FW47   53  1:14:28.794s  64.469s
12  87  Oliver Bearman    Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  53  1:14:43.613s  79.288s
13  22  Yuki Tsunoda      Red Bull-Honda        RB21   53  1:14:45.026s  80.701s
14  30  Liam Lawson       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   53  1:14:46.676s  82.351s
15  31  Esteban Ocon      Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  52   1 Lap
16  10  Pierre Gasly      Alpine-Renault        A525   52   1 Lap
17  43  Franco Colapinto  Alpine-Renault        A525   52   1 Lap
18  18  Lance Stroll      Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  52   1 Lap
19  14  Fernando Alonso   Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  24  29 Laps
20  27  Nico Hulkenberg   Sauber-Ferrari        C45     0  Not Started

Here is the World Standings after the Italian GP:

World Championships Standings
Driver Standings
Pos Driver                  Pts
 1  Oscar Piastri           324
 2  Lando Norris            293
 3  Max Verstappen          230
 4  George Russell          194
 5  Charles Leclerc         163
 6  Lewis Hamilton          117
 7  Alexander Albon          68
 8  Andrea Antonelli         66
 9  Nico Hulkenberg          37
10  Isack Hadjar             37
11  Esteban Ocon             34
12  Lance Stroll             32
13  Fernando Alonso          30
14  Pierre Gasly             20
15  Liam Lawson              20
16  Oliver Bearman           16
17  Carlos Sainz Jnr         16
18  Gabriel Bortoleto        15
19  Yuki Tsunoda             12
20  Franco Colapinto          0
21  Jack Doohan               0
Constructor Standings
Pos Team              Pts
 1  McLaren           617
 2  Ferrari           280
 3  Mercedes          260
 4  Red Bull          239
 5  Williams           84
 6  Aston Martin       62
 7  Racing Bulls       60
 8  Sauber             52
 9  Haas               50
10  Alpine             20

Norris: It was clear on Friday we weren’t quick enough at Monza
Lando Norris said it was clear from the first day of practice for the Italian Grand Prix that McLaren did not have the pace to win.

Bearman now two penalty points away from race ban after Sainz collision
Oliver Bearman is at risk of a race ban following his penalty for causing a collision in the Italian Grand Prix.

Swapping Piastri and Norris was “the fair thing to do” for McLaren – Stella
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella says Oscar Piastri will accept the team’s decision to swap their drivers’ positions during the Italian Grand Prix.

‘I should have won last year but I did stupid stuff’: Norris out to avenge 2024 defeat
Lando Norris admits he missed an opportunity to win the Italian Grand Prix last year and is seeking to make amends today.

Pole a “big” result for Red Bull after last year’s “disaster” at Monza – Verstappen
Max Verstappen said taking pole position for the Italian Grand Prix was a “big” result for Red Bull after the difficulties they encountered at Monza last year.

“Save this set”: Mercedes’ radio confusion over Russell’s tyre choice explained
George Russell used a set of medium compound tyres to set the fastest time in the first stage of qualifying.

Norris owns up to “bad” performance despite salvaging second on the grid
Lando Norris admitted he performed poorly in qualifying despite salvaging a place on the front row with his final lap of the session.

Tsunoda blames lack of slipstream after finishing last in Q3
Yuki Tsunoda said he would have qualified higher than 10th if he’d had a slipstream for his final run in qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix.

Vasseur explains why Ferrari didn’t use Hamilton to give Leclerc a tow
Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur explained why the team didn’t maximise Charles Leclerc’s chances of taking pole position by using his team mate’s car to give him a tow.

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Albon passes Antonelli in championship at Monza: “I’ll battle Kimi until Abu Dhabi”
Alexander Albon beat Andrea Kimi Antonelli in their on-track battle in the Italian Grand Prix – and overtook the Mercedes driver in the championship.

Marko credits Mekies for “new approach” after dominant Red Bull victory
Red Bull motorsport consultant Helmut Marko praised Laurent Mekies for his leadership of the team after their first grand prix victory under his command.

Suspension failure not caused by change in kerb use during race, says Alonso
Fernando Alonso doesn’t believe his retirement from the Italian Grand Prix was caused by him riding the kerbs too hard.

Czech police apprehend man driving Ferrari F1-liveried GP2 car on motorway
Police in the Czech Republic have stopped a man driving a GP2 car, styled to look like a Ferrari Formula 1 chassis, on a public road.

Verstappen praises Mekies’ “common sense” approach after dominant win
Max Verstappen said Red Bull’s new team principal Laurent Mekies played a significant role in helping them make the improvements which led to his emphatic victory at Monza yesterday.

Stroll’s 16-second pit stop caused by slow tyre change and traffic light failure
Lance Stroll suffered a frustrating end to the Italian Grand Prix due to an extremely slow pit stop.

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McLaren prepared to “amend” approach to team orders if necessary – Stella
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella says the team could amend its approach to team orders after reviewing its controversial decision in the Italian Grand Prix.

Russell accused Leclerc of gaining a “lasting advantage” by going off
George Russell was quick to alert his team when he felt Charles Leclerc had gained an advantage by going off the track during the Italian Grand Prix.

“We’re not idiots”: Norris denies McLaren’s team orders set “stupid” precedent
Lando Norris rubbished suggestions McLaren’s use of team orders on Sunday set a potentially damaging precedent.

Alonso’s suspension failure caused by “running far too wide”, Aston Martin told Stroll
Aston Martin believe a heavy kerb strike caused the suspension failure which put Fernando Alonso out of the Italian Grand Prix.

FIA summons Williams to ‘Right of Review’ hearing over Sainz’s Dutch GP penalty
The FIA has confirmed details of the ‘Right of Review’ hearing Williams requested over a penalty issued to Carlos Sainz Jnr during the Dutch Grand Prix.

McLaren can clinch F1’s earliest title win since 1988 with as little as fifth place
After last year’s constructors’ championship fight went down to the final round, the 2025 contest has been a disappointment.

Rules to help struggling F1 teams in 2026 “not a Balance of Performance” – Tombazis
The FIA insists Formula 1’s new mechanism for ensuring power unit manufacturers do not fall too far behind their rivals is different to the ‘Balance of Performance’ used in other categories.

Tsunoda will complete season at Red Bull while team decides on 2026 driver
Red Bull will give Yuki Tsunoda until the end of the season to prove he deserves to remain at the team next year.

Sainz’s Dutch GP penalty points cancelled as stewards accept Williams’ request for review
The Dutch Grand Prix stewards have reversed their decision to penalise Carlos Sainz Jnr for colliding with Liam Lawson during the race two weeks ago.

The FIA’s stewards grabbed the chance to correct their mistake – unlike last time
The Dutch Grand Prix stewards’ decision to reverse their penalty call against Carlos Sainz Jnr was a surprise, but undoubtedly correct.

Here is the Timing Schedule for this weekend's Azerbaijan GP:

Azerbaijan GP
Friday
Practice Session 1   13:30 To 14:30
Practice Session 2   17:00 To 18:00

Saturday
Practice Session 3   13:30 To 14:30
Qualifying Session   17:00 To 18:00

Sunday
Race                 16:00 To 18:00