Aprilia did not give a potential timeline on his return, with the next round in two weeks on home turf at the Spanish Grand Prix. Aprilia did not give a potential timeline on his return, with the next round in two weeks on home turf at the Spanish Grand Prix. Moto GP Read More
Marc Marquez got back on the grand prix winning trail by taking victory in a dramatic Qatar Grand Prix on Sunday. The Spaniard survived a first-lap clash with his brother Alex on his way to a hard-fought win at Losail.The surprise man to break Alex’s string of second places was Tech3 KTM rider Maverick Vinales, who led the middle part of the race before succumbing to Marc.Marc’s …Keep reading
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Max Verstappen had a race to forget in Bahrain after Red Bull suffered a spate of uncharacteristic errors.The reigning world champion started P7 and only managed to make up one position by the time he crossed the checkered flag on Sunday night. “It was not to our standard,” he told reporters after the race.The Dutchman lost a couple of seconds during his first pitstop when the light …Keep reading
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Reigning MotoGP world champion Jorge Martin has suffered a chest trauma and will be taken to hospital following his crash in the Qatar Grand Prix.This was the Spaniard’s first race weekend of the season after missing the first three of the year due to a pre-season training injury. He was running well down the field when he lost control of his Aprilia, and appeared to be in some pain in the …Keep reading
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He finished 1.8sec ahead of Spaniard Maverick Vinales in second with Francesco Bagnaia of Italy completing the podium. He finished 1.8sec ahead of Spaniard Maverick Vinales in second with Francesco Bagnaia of Italy completing the podium. Moto GP Read More
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Oscar Piastri dominated Formula 1’s Bahrain Grand Prix, with Mercedes driver George Russell beating Lando Norris to deny McLaren a 1-2.Piastri cruised to his second season victory by 15 seconds, closing in the drivers’ championship to within three points of Norris while Max Verstappen could only manage sixth.The cooler conditions invited most cars to start on soft tyres for an expected …Keep reading
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Here’s what we thought right after the race in Bahrain.Piastri shows his title ambitionsIs it still permissible to be amazed at what Oscar Piastri is capable of in his third F1 season?The Australian is now well and truly in the title hunt – and with the performance he showed in Bahrain, you’d have to say he’s the favorite now, wouldn’t you?His 2025 campaign has been very, very …Keep reading
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Lando Norris believed his recovery to third in the Bahrain Grand Prix had a few positives, but rued a “messy race” in which he was narrowly beaten to second on-track by George Russell.Read Also:Formula 1F1 Bahrain GP: Piastri takes serene win as Norris faltersNorris found his way up to third at the start of the grand prix, although he copped a five-second penalty …Keep reading
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The Australian also became the season’s first repeat winner in four races and ended reigning champions McLaren’s long wait for victory at their Bahraini owners’ home Sakhir circuit. The Australian also became the season’s first repeat winner in four races and ended reigning champions McLaren’s long wait for victory at their Bahraini owners’ home Sakhir
Oscar Piastri delivered a masterclass performance at the 2025 Bahrain Grand Prix, taking a lights-to-flag victory that reaffirmed McLaren’s resurgence as a frontrunner in Formula 1. With surgical precision, Piastri controlled the race from start to finish, holding off a charging George Russell in the Mercedes and a determined Carlos Sainz in the Ferrari. The Australian driver demonstrated maturity beyond his years, converting pole position into a commanding win — his second in Formula 1 and arguably his most complete drive to date.
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