McLaren leads the F1 standings, like we all predicted. Plus, judging the big Baku crash
I’m finding it hard to process this seismic moment in F1 — a sport where dominance is often the norm—especially considering how historically dominant Red Bull was just a season ago. The fact that McLaren is leading the championship and Red Bull is not is a significant thing to wake up to.
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F1: Ferrari's Leclerc 5th, Sainz 7th in SingaporeFerrari's Charles Leclerc came fifth at the Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix on Sunday while his team mate Carlos Sainz came seventh. British driver Lando Norris won the race with a dominant display ...
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur believes there will be “a real fight” for the constructors’ championship until the end of ...
Welcome to the cooldown room. In F1, the top three drivers are required to head to the cooldown room at the end of each grand prix, before walking out onto the podium to celebrate their success in ...
"Ollie has done an incredible job," said Ferrari team leader Charles Leclerc, after the 18-year-old Briton qualified 11th, which made him the youngest ever British F1 driver, and the third ...
Ferrari has unveiled a revised front wing for its SF-24 car at the Singapore Grand Prix,. This development comes hot on the ...
Carlos Sainz crashed during Q3 at the Singapore Grand Prix bringing out a red flag, and it had a significant impact on Max ...
Haas have announced that they have extended their technical partnership with Ferrari until the end of the F1 2028 season. Haas have held a close technical partnership with Ferrari since their ...
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