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Oscar Piastri has won the Sprint at the Qatar Grand Prix after teammate Lando Norris, who had been leading the race, stopped at the last second to allow his fellow McLaren driver to pass. This appears to be retaliation against the Australian for their switch during the Sao Paulo Sprint.

At the Qatar Grand Prix, Lando Norris has jumped to the top of the Sprint standings, dominating every part of a crowded Sprint Qualifying session. Meanwhile, George Russell broke the McLaren front row lockout by finishing second quickest.

Alpine announced that Mick Schumacher will remain with the team in the 2025 World Endurance Championship after Mercedes confirmed that he will leave his position as a reserve driver at the end of this year.

In a groundbreaking announcement that has sent shockwaves through the motorsport world, Cadillac has revealed its ambitious plans to enter Formula 1 with Ferrari power units for the 2026 and 2027 seasons. This partnership, combining American ingenuity with Italian engineering, represents a fascinating twist in the ever-evolving narrative of Formula 1. However, what truly sets

General Motors has now verified the earlier announcement that Cadillac will enter Formula 1, adding to the statement that Formula 1 has already released. Additionally, it has been revealed that Mario Andretti will be the board’s director.

During Saturday night’s Las Vegas Grand Prix, pole-sitter George Russell and the charging Lewis Hamilton scored a one-two finish for Mercedes, while Max Verstappen became a four-time world champion with an assured drive to fifth position.

In the thrilling qualifying session on Friday night, Mercedes driver George Russell swept to pole position for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, defeating Ferrari competitor Carlos Sainz and Pierre Gasly’s high-flying Alpine.

During Friday’s third and last practice session for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Mercedes driver George Russell took the lead, passing Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz and McLaren competitor Oscar Piastri before a late red flag.

Lewis Hamilton set the speed in FP2 for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, defeating Mercedes teammate George Russell and McLaren opponent Lando Norris to complete a practice clean sweep Thursday. Championship leader Max Verstappen finished the race in 17th place after a quiet performance.