F1 – Piastri Qatar Pole Win Sparks Intense Fight With Norris
Piastri takes a precise Qatar pole win ahead of Norris and Verstappen after a clean late lap, securing his first pole since the Dutch Grand Prix.
Piastri takes a precise Qatar pole win ahead of Norris and Verstappen after a clean late lap, securing his first pole since the Dutch Grand Prix.
Piastri scores a dominant Qatar Sprint win ahead of Russell and Norris, tightening the title fight as Verstappen struggles with pace and stability issues.
Piastri claimed Qatar Sprint pole ahead of Russell and Norris, while Verstappen struggled to sixth after a difficult SQ3 session marked by porpoising issues.
Piastri leads Norris as McLaren lock out FP1 in Qatar, with Verstappen sixth in a busy single practice session under the Lusail lights. The hour featured setup issues, tyre limits and late soft-tyre runs that reshuffled the order.
Verstappen wins the Las Vegas Grand Prix as McLaren’s post-race disqualification reshapes the 2025 title battle with two rounds remaining. The Red Bull driver now sits level with Piastri after a dramatic shift in the standings.
Lando Norris claimed Las Vegas pole in a chaotic wet qualifying session, beating Max Verstappen as Carlos Sainz secured a surprise third place for Williams. Changing grip, late drama and bold laps defined a thrilling shootout that reshaped the grid under the Vegas rain.
George Russell topped final practice for the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix, beating Max Verstappen as McLaren suffered technical trouble in qualifying sims. The session swung from intermediates to slicks, producing late lap improvements and a surprise end for title contenders Norris and Piastri.
Lando Norris topped a disrupted FP2 in Las Vegas, edging Kimi Antonelli as red flags stopped late laps and halted soft-tyre qualifying runs. The session changed quickly with evolving grip and two stoppages that limited rivals’ improvements.
Charles Leclerc led the opening practice at the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix, topping a tight timesheet ahead of Albon and Tsunoda in FP1. Ferrari set the early benchmark on a dusty track as Williams, Red Bull and McLaren searched for grip and consistency before qualifying.