Lando Norris took pole position for the Mexican Grand Prix: the British driver at the'last attempt spoiled the party for a Charles Leclerc who was already anticipating the best overall time.
"We are proud of the achievements so far and are already working to build the tenth edition" the Minardis know.
FP3, or the last free practice before 11 p.m. qualifying, also closed in Mexico
Ferrari driver protagonist of a near-perfect first day of free practice in the Mexican Grand Prix
The weekend of the Mexican GP, valid as the 20th round of the F1 calendar, began in the sign of Charles Leclerc
Over the weekend the Mexican GP is being run. Last year Carlos Sainz’s Rossa won. Then no more joy.
A fourth place finish came in Austin. The seven-time World Champion is convinced that the Rossa is on the right track.
The Dutchman shortens again on Piastri (5th in the race) and Norris (2nd) in the overall standings, the Monegasque brings the Ferrari back among the top three.
The four-time world champion was ahead of Norris and Leclerc’s Ferrari, fifth Hamilton in the other Maranello Red.
The four-time world champion wins ahead of Russell and Sainz. At the first corner, Piastri tries to overtake Norris but does not see Hulkenberg, who crashes into him and drives into his teammate. Fourth and fifth were the Ferraris of Hamilton and Leclerc.
The world champion was ahead of the McLarens of Norris and Piastri. Eighth was Hamilton, tenth Leclerc.
McLaren’s Briton precedes Hulkenberg’s Kick Sauber and Piastri’s other orange arrow. Hamilton eighth with the best of the Reds.
The Monegasque driver won his last GP in Formula 1 in the United States exactly one year ago.
The Rossa driver spoke at a press conference in Austin on the eve of the U.S. Grand Prix
Frederic Vasseur took stock of the situation with the American magazine The Athletic: "I’ve been in the sport now for 30 years and I knew perfectly well that I would be exposed to criticism, that it would rain down on me".
Frederic Vasseur took stock of the situation with the American magazine The Athletic: "I’ve been in the sport now for 30 years and I knew perfectly well that I would be exposed to criticism, that it would rain down on me".
George Russell and Kimi Antonelli will still be Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team drivers in 2026. This was made official in a statement by the team itself
The French engineer, team principal of the Cavallino, returned to talk about the Briton’s results in his first year with the Rossa.
The French engineer, team principal of the Cavallino, returned to talk about the Briton’s results in his first year with the Rossa.
On the one hand the rejection of Vasseur’s work, on the other the admiration for Charles Leclerc: Mario Andretti shakes up the Ferrari environment.
The'former partner, Cadillac’s next driver, understands the difficulties of the seven-time World Champion in Ferrari.
The 2009 world champion bluntly expressed his judgment on the Scuderia del Cavallino rampante’s 'no' moment.
About to turn 28, Charles Leclerc reflects on his path at Ferrari and prospects toward the pivotal 2026 season.
Turbulent departure from Red Bull, Christian Horner on the market, and Frederic Vasseur fresh on renewal with Ferrari: but something may change.
The Monegasque seems challenged. There are those who fear he may start looking around for a World Cup team.
Riccardo Patrese told Escapist Magazine about Ferrari’s problems: "There is no one who has the position that Adrian Newey had at Red Bull or that Andrea Stella has at McLaren.”
The Briton, through social media, charged the team, convinced that we can still do well. Then the ironic response to the Spaniard.
Alessandro Benetton, chairman of the holding company “Edizione,” was the special guest on the episode of “Race Anatomy,” broadcast on Sky Sport Formula 1 and streaming on NOW and dedicated to commentary on the Singapore Grand Prix
Alessandro Benetton, chairman of the holding company “Edizione,” was the special guest on the episode of “Race Anatomy,” broadcast on Sky Sport Formula 1 and streaming on NOW and dedicated to commentary on the Singapore Grand Prix
Another weekend to forget for the Cavallino, which continues to disappoint. Frederic Vasseur’s excuses no longer hold up.
