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2025 São Paulo GP Sprint Qualifying: Norris storms to pole in Brazil
Lando Norris claimed Sprint Qualifying pole for the São Paulo GP with a 1:09.243, edging rookie Kimi Antonelli by 0.097s as McLaren locked out P1 and P3 ahead of a dramatic Sprint weekend.
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2025 São Paulo GP FP1: Norris beats his team mate late on
Norris set a 1m 09.975s, around a second slower than last year's Sprint pole. But there was nothing between the two McLaren drivers.
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Ex-F1 driver and touring car ace Andrea de Adamich passes away aged 84
Italian racer Andrea de Adamich, known for his Formula 1 and touring car success with Alfa Romeo, has died aged 84.
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Jenson Button Confirms His Final Lap in Professional Racing
Jenson Button confirms his professional racing career will end at the 8 Hours of Bahrain, closing a legendary journey from F1 champion to endurance racer.
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Aston Martin Cleared Over Minor Cost-Cap Delay as FIA Confirms All Teams Compliant for 2024
The FIA confirms all F1 teams stayed within the 2024 cost cap, with Aston Martin cleared of a minor procedural delay caused by external audit issues. No penalties or overspending were found.
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2025 Mexico City GP Qualifying: Norris Storms to Pole as McLaren Take Control
Lando Norris claimed a superb pole with a 1:15.586, beating Leclerc and Hamilton, as Norris strengthened his grip on the F1 title fight.
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2025 Mexico City GP FP3: Norris Sets the Benchmark as Title Rivals Falter
Lando Norris led FP3 in Mexico City with a 1:16.633, ahead of Hamilton and Russell, as title rivals Piastri and Verstappen struggled to match his pace before qualifying.
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2025 Mexico City GP FP2: Verstappen Tops Friday
Max Verstappen topped FP2 at the Mexico City Grand Prix with a 1:17.392, ahead of Leclerc and Antonelli, as all 20 drivers returned for a competitive second practice session.
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2025 Mexico City GP FP1: Leclerc Leads the Way as Rookies Shake Up Mexico
Charles Leclerc topped FP1 at the Mexico City Grand Prix ahead of Antonelli and Hülkenberg as nine rookies took part, while title leader Piastri finished fourth in a busy opening session.
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F1 Cost Cap: What is it and how does it work?
F1’s cost cap limits how much teams can spend each year, keeping budgets in check and competition close. Learn how it works, what’s included, and what happens if teams go over.
