F1 Hungarian Grand Prix: Norris on Pole, Hamilton Misses Out by a Few Thousandths. Antonelli Fourth, Russell Struggles
The McLaren driver was the fastest of them all, ahead of Hamilton and Leclerc
The McLaren driver was the fastest of them all, ahead of Hamilton and Leclerc
On the eve of the Hungarian Grand Prix, the two drivers reaffirmed their respective ambitions, while also playing it a bit safe.
The Monegasque driver revisited what happened in Belgium with Oscar Piastri, offering an unexpected perspective.
The issue concerns some statements made by Kimi Antonelli’s rivals who are struggling: now it’s George Russell; 2–3 races ago, it happened to Charles Leclerc.
The team principal: “Do they want it? They should have thought about it seven years ago.”
The Asturian is eagerly awaiting the new single-seater designed by Adrian Newey, which will make its debut at the Hungaroring.
Could Kimi’s wide gap soon lead to the first team orders in the World Championship? The team principal explains
The young driver from Bologna continues to earn praise in a season that is making Italian fans dream.
At Spa, his race lasted only a few kilometers. The British driver is demanding that the team give him the same car as the Italian driver.
The wait is almost over. After months of real hardship, the new frame is on its way—I hope this is the one.
At Spa, the young Italian star claimed his sixth victory of the season, tying Alberto Ascari’s record.
The Bologna-based driver solidifies his lead in the World Championship standings
An important victory in the championship standings for the driver from Bologna, who has once again extended his lead over his rivals
Once again, the British driver complained that he didn’t have the same speed as his teammate: “We know it’s not my fault.”
While his teammate secures his sixth pole of the season, the Englishman complains
Kimi Antonelli secured pole position for the 2026 Belgian Grand...
“He’s such a polite, cheerful young man, and his talent is impressive. We need more young people like him in Formula 1.”
“He’s such a polite, cheerful young man, and his talent is impressive. We need more young people like him in Formula 1.”
The verbal spat between the two during the Belgian Grand Prix weekend certainly did not go unnoticed by Formula 1 fans.
Lewis Hamilton finished fourth, 0.747 behind the leader in his Ferrari, while Charles Leclerc’s day in the other Ferrari proved to be more challenging.
Max Verstappen got off to a great start to the 2026 Belgian Grand Prix weekend, the tenth round of the Formula 1 World Championship
Max Verstappen got off to a great start to the 2026 Belgian Grand Prix weekend, the tenth round of the Formula 1 World Championship
The Belgian circuit was the scene of his first victory as a Ferrari driver, but also of the horrific accident that claimed the life of his friend Anthoine Hubert.
The Mercedes driver from Bologna wants to put what happened two Sundays ago at Silverstone behind him as soon as possible.
Formula 1 has decided to increase the number of Sprint Races starting in the 2027 season. There are currently six.
“Let him grow, and above all, let him win with Mercedes,” notes the Sky commentator.
With a simple gesture, the Monegasque driver showed tremendous solidarity with the country that has, in effect, adopted him.
The race ended with the field practically in a procession behind the safety car, which had come out after Max Verstappen retired.
The Bolognese driver seemed well on his way to another memorable result, but then came the incredible twist at the Silverstone circuit.
Team principal Frederic Vasseur and track engineer Carlo Santi decided to handle the penalty in a particular way.