After the Mexico City Grand Prix two weeks ago, new championship leader, Lando Norris, has four more race weekends to secure his position as the 2025 World Champion, including the Sprint Weekend in Sao Paulo this week.
Helmut Marko explains Red Bull's lack of performance at Interlagos Red Bull adviser Helmut Marko says Max Verstappen's issues at Interlagos stem from a lack of downforce and grip in the second sector.
Max Verstappen only qualified sixth for Saturday's sprint race at Formula 1's Brazilian Grand Prix Max Verstappen says his Brazilian Grand Prix sprint qualifying was "just rubbish" after being restricted to sixth place in a Red Bull Formula 1 car that lacked grip and suffered over the bumps.
Carlos Sainz will start the Brazil sprint race from P20 Carlos Sainz lamented a poorly executed sprint qualifying session in Brazil, which resulted in a P20 start for the sprint race tomorrow.
The 2025 Brazilian Grand Prix Sprint Qualifying was packed with drama and tension from start to finish. Earlier in the day, Formula 1 fans grew concerned when Carlos Sainz skipped his media duties due to illness.
Andrea Stella backs his championship rival drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri to prevent their Formula 1 title battle from spilling over McLaren Formula
McLaren laid down a daunting benchmark for its Formula 1 rivals in the only practice session for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. Lando Norris took the spoils in the final flying lap of the hour with a time of 1:09.975s, only 0.023s faster than his rejuvenated McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri.
Alpine has confirmed that Franco Colapinto will remain with the team for the 2026 Formula 1 season. The Argentine has long been expected to retain his seat with the French manufacturer for next term having replaced Jack Doohan at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix earlier this season.
Max Verstappen may be one of the most dominant forces in Formula 1, but away from the intensity of the grid, the reigning world champion has found something even more grounding: family life.
McLaren is currently the center of attention for the past couple of weeks, especially because of the Oscar Piastri sabotage claims. The team is being accused of a British bias with Lando Norris.
Lewis Hamilton suffered from multiple controversial situations at the recent Mexican GP. The Briton was hit with a brutal ten-second penalty following his antics on track.
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.
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has insisted he would rather both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri miss out on the Formula 1 drivers' title with equal opportunity to win than show bias towards either one.
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.
Lando Norris is on top of the F1 standings with four races left in the 2025 season, but Kevin Magnussen doesn’t see him as the clear favourite to win it all.