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Max Verstappen kept Lando Norris at bay to win the Spanish GP and score his seventh victory so far this season. Lewis Hamilton finished third, making his first Grand Prix podium appearance this year. Verstappen wins, 2.219 secs ahead of Norris Red Bull driver extends title lead to 69 points Ferrari finish P5, P6 Verstappen […]

This year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans was an action-packed affair, with nine different Hypercar entries leading the race at some point. But, Ferrari survived changing conditions and late-race drama to win the fabled endurance race for the second consecutive year. The No. 50 Ferrari 499P, with Nicklas Nielsen behind the wheel, crossed the finish

Max Verstappen returned to winning ways as Canada delivered another action-packed race in mixed conditions. But it was far from a runaway victory, with McLaren’s Lando Norris and Mercedes’ George Russell putting up a strong challenge. Verstappen wins, 3.879 secs ahead of Norris Russell beats Hamilton to take P3 Both Ferrari drivers retire Verstappen beats

Francesco Bagnaia won both races at Mugello to reinvigorate his title hopes, as a near-perfect weekend saw him collect the maximum 37 points available. Enea Bastianini pulled off a last corner pass on Jorge Martin to make it a double podium finish for Ducati on home soil. The Italian team donned a special blue livery

Jaguar’s Mitch Evans and Porsche’s Antonio Felix da Costa emerged as the big winners at Formula E’s first outing in Shanghai. Mahindra also showed promising pace during the weekend, with Nyck de Vries collecting some valuable points for the Indian team. Evans won Round 11, ahead of Wehrlein and Cassidy Da Costa won Round 12,

Charles Leclerc finally clinched that elusive home win at the Monaco GP, which was red flagged early on as a result of a crash involving Sergio Perez, Kevin Magnussen and Nico Hulkenberg. With this, Leclerc becomes the fourth different race winner this year. McLaren’s Oscar Piastri finished second, followed by Carlos Sainz, handing Ferrari a

Mercedes clinched yet another strong 1-2 finish with Lewis Hamilton leading teammate Valtteri Bottas to win the 2019 Chinese GP – and concurrently record his name in history books as the winner of F1’s milestone 1000th world championship race. This puts Mercedes in a strong position at the start of the season, with the team

Driving a Formula One car on a Sunday afternoon is no different from pulling out your Renault Duster for a weekend afternoon grocery run, right? Wrong. It couldn’t be more different. Because when Daniel Ricciardo and Nico Hülkenberg line up on the starting grid for 21 Sundays of this year, they will need more than

Three-time world champion and Formula 1 legend Niki Lauda has died at the age of 70. The Austrian, widely regarded as one of motor-racing’s all-time greats, had undergone a lung transplant last August followed by another brief stint in hospital for a bout of influenza in January, this year. “In deep mourning, we announce that

It has been confirmed that the Dutch Grand Prix will be returning to the F1 calendar next year after an absence of 35 years, with the race slated to take place at the Circuit Zandvoort. A statement from the series also confirms that an agreement has been signed between Formula 1 and the Dutch Grand