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BREAKING:Ferrari delivers Lewis Hamilton verdict after… read more Following the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix, Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur stepped in to defend Lewis Hamilton after the seven-time world champion expressed significant frustration with his performance and the SF-25’s behavior during the race. Despite starting from a promising fifth position on the grid, Hamilton crossed the finish line in seventh, visibly disheartened by a race he described as having “zero positives.” He was later promoted to sixth place due to a time penalty for Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, but this did little to lift Hamilton’s spirits. Hamilton’s mood was particularly…
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BREAKING:Max Verstappen opens door for summer break outing after learning of… read more Max Verstappen has recently revealed that he has been awarded a ‘platinum’ driver rating by the FIA, the highest category in the governing body’s driver classification system. This move has sparked speculation that the Red Bull Racing driver may participate in a GT racing event during Formula 1’s summer break, particularly the KW 6h ADAC Ruhr-Pokal-Rennen, part of the Nürburgring Langstrecken Serie, scheduled for August 16. The FIA classifies drivers into four categories—platinum, gold, silver, and bronze—based on their racing experience and success across different levels of…
BREAKING:Oscar Piastri Claims First Career Pole as McLaren Dominate… read more Oscar Piastri delivered a sensational performance in qualifying for the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix, taking his maiden pole position in Formula 1 and leading a McLaren front-row lockout ahead of teammate Lando Norris. The Australian driver showed consistent speed throughout the session, having topped both Q1 and Q2, before sealing pole with a blistering lap of 1:11.546 in the final stages of Q3. Despite Norris initially snatching provisional pole with a lap time of 1:11.819, Piastri bounced back on his final attempt to outpace the Briton by a clear…
BREAKING:F1 Spanish GP live updates: Follow reaction to McLaren one-two with Oscar Piastri on… read more The Spanish Grand Prix weekend has taken an exciting turn as McLaren locked out the front row of the grid in a stunning qualifying session, with Oscar Piastri securing his maiden Formula 1 pole position. The Australian driver, who currently leads the F1 World Championship standings, outpaced his team-mate Lando Norris in a dominant display from the Woking-based outfit. Max Verstappen will line up third on the grid, with Mercedes drivers George Russell and Lewis Hamilton rounding out the top five. During the post-qualifying…
BREAKING:FP3: Piastri Leads the Pack in Final Practice Before… read more Oscar Piastri topped the timesheets in the third and final practice session ahead of the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix, reinforcing McLaren’s strong form. The Australian put in a stellar lap late in the session to outpace his teammate Lando Norris and Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, underlining McLaren as the team to beat going into Qualifying. The session began at a leisurely pace, with Franco Colapinto being the first driver to venture out on track. The rookie was making up for lost time after a hydraulic issue curtailed his running in…
BREAKING:LIVE: Reaction as Oscar Piastri sizzles in… read more As the Formula 1 action heats up at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, all eyes are on the third and final free practice session (FP3) of the Spanish Grand Prix weekend. With just one hour of running left before the crucial qualifying session, the competition is shaping up to be intense, particularly between Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and McLaren’s Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. McLaren showed promising form on Friday, with Norris topping the timesheets in FP1 and Piastri taking the honours in FP2. The papaya-liveried team appeared to have an edge…
BREAKING:Qualifying start time for the 2025 F1… read more Qualifying for the 2025 Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix kicks off today, Saturday, May 31, at 15:00 BST. Since the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya became a regular fixture in 1991, winning from outside the front row has been a rarity—achieved only three times. Michael Schumacher (P3 in 1996), Fernando Alonso (P5 in 2013), and Max Verstappen (P4 in 2016) are the only drivers to defy the odds. Pole position has produced the winner 24 times, most recently Verstappen in 2023. With grid position proving crucial at this technical circuit, all eyes are…
BREAKING:Lewis Hamilton Denies Rift with Ferrari Engineer Riccardo Adami Following… read more Lewis Hamilton has strongly dismissed rumors of a rift with his new Ferrari race engineer, Riccardo Adami, following the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix. The seven-time Formula 1 world champion addressed speculation surrounding their working relationship after some curious radio messages during the race weekend sparked commentary about possible tension. During the Monaco Grand Prix, Hamilton was heard over team radio expressing frustration at the lack of information he was receiving, particularly in regard to time gaps on the track. One moment that caught attention was Hamilton’s end-of-race question…
BREAKING:What first look at McLaren tells us about F1… read more The introduction of new, stricter front wing flexibility tests in Formula 1 has brought subtle but significant changes to car designs, with McLaren’s latest upgrade offering the first insight into how teams are responding. These regulations, which take effect starting from the 2024 Spanish Grand Prix, are part of the FIA’s effort to reduce teams’ ability to exploit aerodynamic flexing — known as aeroelasticity — for performance gains. The updated FIA tests now limit how much a front wing can flex under load. Specifically, under a 1000N force…