Oscar Piastri was the driver to witness throughout the Brazil weekend as he trailed the championship lead by a single point to Lando Norris. The Aussie had to perform well in the sprint race, but a P3 start compared to Norris’ pole meant he was at a disadvantage already.
On the day of his final WEC race in Bahrain, Williams paid tribute to 2009 F1 champion Jenson Button The Williams Formula 1 team has shared a heartfelt tribute to 2009 F1 champion Jenson Button as he retires from racing.
Lap 1 clash with Liam Lawson deemed to be Oliver Bearman's fault after stewards' review following the Brazil GP sprint race Oliver Bearman has been penalised for driving in a "manner potentially deemed dangerous" in Formula 1's Brazil Grand Prix sprint race after tangling with Liam Lawson on the opening lap.
Further discontent at Ferrari as its drivers keep struggling to understand the car Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton lamented their Ferrari Formula 1 car’s lack of top speed after the Brazil Grand Prix sprint – and were at a loss to explain it.
Intense cyclones were expected today on Sprint Saturday in Brazil at Autodromo Carlos Pace, but it wasn't the rain that led to an extremely eventful 24 laps around the circuit.
Max Verstappen said he was "in no man's land" after finishing fourth in the Brazil GP sprint race Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has claimed he was in "no man's land" during the Brazil Grand Prix sprint race.
Oscar Piastri took the lead of the F1 World Drivers' Championship back at Race 5 in Saudi Arabia and held that lead up until the Mexico City Grand Prix, just two weeks ago.
Wolff compliments his rookie’s measured attack on Norris and Russell’s teamwork in tricky conditions Toto Wolff has praised his rookie driver Andrea Kimi Antonelli after an impressive drive to second in the Brazil Grand Prix sprint race.
Gabriel Bortoleto was able to walk away from a scary crash at the end of the Sao Paulo Grand Prix sprint race. The Sauber rookie is making his first appearance
The Red Bull star says MotoGP would have been his path if four wheels hadn’t clicked Max Verstappen has revealed that if he hadn't been successful in his
Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton landed in hot water following an investigation into an incident during Sprint Qualifying at the 2025 Brazilian Grand Prix.
Since becoming Red Bull team principal, Laurent Mekies can be praised for making a series of positive changes. Arguably the most notable is with the team’s new development approach, which has proven effective in improving the RB21.
With just one point separating Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, there is everything to play for at this weekend’s Brazilian GP. Of course, the looming threat of Max Verstappen is still something for the papaya duo to contend with.
Lewis Hamilton will take part in his first Brazilian Grand Prix as a Ferrari driver this weekend, something that Ayrton Senna, despite his legendary status, never did during his time in Formula 1.
Max Verstappen’s team was thrown into chaos halfway through 2025 when Red Bull announced the dismissal of Christian Horner. The split followed months of tension behind the scenes.
Red Bull have opted to postpone their final decision on who will drive alongside Max Verstappen in 2026. This leaves Yuki Tsunoda, Isack Hadjar and Liam Lawson under the microscope with just four rounds left this season.