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Verstappen Recognizes Piastri as McLaren’s More Eff… Read more  Veteran F1 commentator Martin Brundle has suggested that Oscar Piastri is proving to be a more effective driver than teammate Lando Norris at McLaren—albeit by a small margin—and that even reigning World Champion Max Verstappen is aware of this growing threat. In the aftermath of the 2025 Miami Grand Prix, Brundle reflected on the dynamics between the McLaren teammates and how they performed against Verstappen, particularly highlighting Piastri’s impressive racecraft. While Verstappen clinched pole position for the Grand Prix, McLaren was right there with him, with Norris starting alongside him…

Verstappen Warns Piastri After Miami GP Duel, Says… Read more  Max Verstappen had a tense on-track exchange with Oscar Piastri during the 2025 Miami Grand Prix and later suggested the McLaren driver should have anticipated a fierce response following their previous clash at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The race began with Verstappen getting a clean launch and defending his lead from McLaren’s Lando Norris, who dropped to sixth early on. However, the pace of the McLarens quickly became evident, with Piastri emerging as Verstappen’s main threat. As the race unfolded, Verstappen struggled with grip, describing the track…

Alpine Team Principal Oliver Oakes Resigns Following… read more  Alpine have announced the sudden resignation of Team Principal Oliver Oakes, effective immediately, in the wake of the 2025 Miami Grand Prix. The British team boss, who joined Alpine in July 2024, departs less than a year after taking on the role. Oakes, a former racing driver and head of the Hitech Grand Prix operation, initially brought a wave of optimism to the Enstone-based outfit. Under his leadership, the team made a strong push in the latter part of the 2024 season, ultimately finishing sixth in the Constructors’ Championship. However,…

Vasseur Defends Ferrari’s Team Orders in Miami Amid… Read more  Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur has stood by the team’s controversial decision to implement team orders during the 2025 Miami Grand Prix, involving drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton. The situation unfolded in the closing stages of the race when Hamilton, running on a faster medium tyre strategy, was behind Leclerc, who was on the harder compound. Hamilton believed he had the pace to challenge Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli ahead and suggested over team radio that he be allowed to pass Leclerc. However, Ferrari hesitated, evaluating whether Hamilton’s apparent speed…

Miami GP Fallout: Hamilton Telemetry, Ferrari Tensions and… Read more  In the aftermath of a dramatic Miami Grand Prix, key developments surrounding Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari, and Alpine are taking center stage in the Formula 1 world. Data analysis from the Miami GP has revealed concerning figures for Lewis Hamilton. According to PlanetF1.com’s data analyst Uros Radovanovic, Hamilton was losing nearly a second per lap compared to race winner Oscar Piastri of McLaren. This performance drop was particularly glaring, highlighting ongoing struggles for both Hamilton and Ferrari as they try to find competitive pace in the 2025 season. …

Hamilton Reflects on Frustrations During Miami GP Str… Read more  Lewis Hamilton has opened up about the tense team radio exchanges during the Miami Grand Prix, acknowledging the frustration behind his pointed comments as Ferrari wrestled with race strategy. Starting 12th on the grid, Hamilton found himself battling in the lower points positions, locked in a mid-field fight with Esteban Ocon on the hard tyres during the early phase of the race. His fortunes began to improve when a mid-race Virtual Safety Car allowed him to pit with minimal time loss, giving him an edge on the faster medium…

Lewis Hamilton’s Miami GP Frustration: A Deeper Look into His Ra… Read more  Lewis Hamilton’s frustration during the 2025 Miami Grand Prix became evident through a series of radio messages that surfaced after the race, highlighting his discontent not just with Ferrari’s strategy calls but also with his car’s performance and his communication with race engineer Riccardo Adami. Though his well-publicized “tea break” remark grabbed headlines, it turns out Hamilton had been unhappy much earlier in the race. Starting from a lowly 12th on the grid, Hamilton struggled to gain ground during the initial stages of the race. He…

Breaking:Lewis Hamilton Miami GP quali woes ‘indigestible’ for… Read More  Lewis Hamilton’s challenging qualifying performance at the Miami Grand Prix has sparked concern within the Ferrari camp, with Italian publication La Gazzetta dello Sport describing the result as “indigestible” for the team. Despite showing promise by securing a podium in the sprint race earlier in the weekend, Hamilton’s early exit in Q2 during qualifying for the main race left Ferrari frustrated and seeking answers. In the sprint, Hamilton capitalized on a bold strategy switch to dry tyres in damp conditions, which helped him finish third. This contrasted with teammate Charles…

Breaking:Max Verstappen tells Piastri should ‘expect’ payback after… read more  During the 2025 Miami Grand Prix, a heated on-track rivalry between Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri reignited, drawing attention back to a controversial incident that unfolded earlier in the season at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Verstappen hinted that his aggressive racing against Piastri in Miami was payback for their earlier clash. At the start of the Miami race, Verstappen managed to fend off McLaren’s Lando Norris to seize the lead, but Norris quickly fell back to sixth. However, the McLaren team proved incredibly fast throughout the race, and soon,…

Breaking:Swinney pledges 100,000 extra appointments to tackle… read more John Swinney has pledged an additional 100,000 appointments in GP surgeries to address the issue of the “8am lottery” for booking a doctor’s appointment. The First Minister emphasized that the NHS remains central to his government’s annual agenda. Swinney also announced that peak rail fares will be permanently abolished starting September 1. He highlighted that the focus of the government’s program will be on “delivery” and offering “hope.” However, Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay criticized the legislative plan as “flimsy,” while Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar questioned whether that was all.…