Haas is the big winner from the triple disqualifications that impacted the Chinese Grand Prix, as Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton both lost their points finishes. Leclerc finished fifth and Hamilton sixth in Shanghai, but were expunged from the results after two separate scrutineering issues. Leclerc was found to be underweight, even after the team…
Oscar Piastri starts the Chinese Grand Prix from pole position after shattering the Shanghai International Circuit lap record. The McLaren driver is targeting his first win of the season, following on from his disastrous spin in Australia. Mercedes’ George Russell joins Piastri on the front row, whilst Lando Norris and reigning world champion Max Verstappen…
Lando Norris has conceded he is feeling “dreadful” following his difficult sprint race in China on Saturday. The McLaren driver endured a difficult qualifying session for the sprint on Friday and took the start in sixth place. However, Norris dropped to ninth and out of the points following a mistake at Turn 6 on the…
Round 2 of the 2025 F1 world championship takes us to Shanghai and the Chinese Grand Prix. The event is the first of six weekends this season to feature the Sprint format, with a single practice session on Friday before Sprint qualifying in the afternoon. Saturday will feature the Sprint itself before grand prix qualifying…
FORMULA ONE returns for another scintillating season as 20 drivers aim to win the 2025 Drivers’ Championship. Lewis Hamilton looks to win a record breaking eighth world title in the famous red of Ferrari, breaking the record of former Ferrari driver Michael Schumacher. 2 Lewis Hamilton will wear his famous number 44 for Ferrari this…
Read the full story on The Auto Wire Germans Cheer With Glee As Supercars Are Impounded An incident in Berlin involving a red Ferrari 488 Spyder and turquoise Lamborghini Huracan being loaded onto wreckers on the same day caused quite the stir on social media. Berlin police posted images of both supercars suspended mid-air by…
Ferrari (RACE) stock slipped on Tuesday after the Italian luxury automaker reported third quarter results that were in line with expectations but deliveries that slumped compared to a year ago. Ferrari does expect strengthening sales in Q4 to boost full-year results. For the quarter, Maranello-based Ferrari reported revenue of €1.64 billion ($1.79 billion), matching estimates…