How does the sprint race work in F1? Schedule, qualifying, points and more
In grand prix qualifying, Q1 is 18 minutes, Q2 is 15 minutes and Q3 is 12 minutes. But in sprint qualifying, the pace is ...
F1 Chinese GP LIVE: Oscar Piastri keeps lead at start as Lewis Hamilton clashes with Charles Leclerc
Oscar Piastri raised the stakes in his championship battle with Lando Norris by securing the first pole position of his ...
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Isack Hadjar’s P7 on the line after FIA summons at the Chinese GP
Isack Hadjar became the second rookie to make it into Q3 this season, but his P7 starting position on the Chinese GP grid is ...
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George Russell “tried something very different” to secure F1 Chinese GP front-row
George Russell has revealed that he “tried something very different” at the end of qualifying to grab second place on the ...
Lando Norris on pole for Australian Grand Prix as McLaren dominates; Max Verstappen third, Lewis Hamilton eighth
Lando Norris took the first pole position of the 2025 Formula One season and will be joined on the front row by McLaren ...
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F1 Sprint explained: New rules, format and how it differs from standard F1 races
F1 Sprint weekends fundamentally alter the structure of how a Grand Prix takes place, as well as the points on offer to the ...