Formula1

Home hero Charles Leclerc led the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix FP1 session, setting the fastest time amid early drama and fierce competition on the iconic street circuit.

Max Verstappen secures his fourth straight Imola win after a stunning start, holding off Norris and Piastri despite a late Safety Car in Red Bull’s 400th race.

Oscar Piastri snatched pole position for the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix in a dramatic qualifying session punctuated by two red flags, edging out Verstappen and Russell in a nail-biting finish.

Lando Norris topped the final practice for the Emilia-Romagna GP, leading teammate Piastri. Verstappen was third as McLaren showed strong pace ahead of qualifying in high temperatures.

McLaren continued their strong showing at Imola, with Oscar Piastri leading teammate Lando Norris in the second practice session. Pierre Gasly impressed for Alpine in third, but a late incident involving Isack Hadjar brought out the red flags.

Oscar Piastri set the pace in the first practice session for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, narrowly ahead of his McLaren teammate Lando Norris, while a late incident involving Gabriel Bortoleto brought out the red flags at Imola.

  Race Results Pos Driver Car Points 1 Oscar Piastri McLaren Leader 2 Lando Norris McLaren +4.155 3 George Russell Mercedes +34.843 4 Max Verstappen Red Bull Racing +36.430 5 Alexander Albon Williams +45.592 6 Kimi Antonelli Mercedes +50.731 7 Lewis Hamilton Ferrari +53.526 8 Charles Leclerc Ferrari +54.240 9 Carlos Sainz Williams +56.088 10 … Read more

Max Verstappen secured pole position for the 2025 Miami Grand Prix with a blistering final lap, narrowly beating McLaren’s Lando Norris and Mercedes’ rising star Kimi Antonelli. Championship leader Oscar Piastri qualified fourth after a strong showing earlier in the session.

Lando Norris snatched his first Sprint win of 2025 in a chaotic wet-dry Miami race, capitalizing on a late Safety Car. McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri finished second, while Lewis Hamilton’s early slick tire gamble paid off for third. The Sprint was marred by collisions and penalties.

In a breathtaking display of skill and composure, 18-year-old Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes secured the top spot in Sprint Qualifying for the 2025 FIA Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, etching his name in history as the youngest driver ever to achieve pole position in any F1 race format.