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After a strong Sprint that saw both Haas cars come home in the points, neither Esteban Ocon nor Ollie Bearman could score in the Grand Prix at Spa. They each encountered different issues in the tricky wet-dry Grand Prix, with Ocon left lamenting too many “costly mistakes” from the team.
Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur has claimed "the mood is good in the team" after a double points finish in the Belgian Grand Prix, but that "we have to do a better job from the beginning" of the weekend in Hungary.
Pierre Gasly delivered for Alpine yet again, the Frenchman coming home in P10 to score a point for his team at the end of a difficult race with mixed conditions. But while he was pleased with his day’s work, the same could not be said for Franco Colapinto.
With two cars starting in the top 10, hopes were high of a solid haul of points for the Racing Bulls in Belgium. While Liam Lawson delivered just that with a decent drive to eighth place, Isack Hadjar endured a “frustrating” Grand Prix at Spa as he dropped to the back of the field with a car issue.
George Russell believes Mercedes needs to "revert back to what we had earlier in the season" after failing to match the leading teams in the Belgian Grand Prix, with fifth place "probably flattering the real pace of the car".
McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella admits he is "not really interested in being comfortable" when managing the title battle between drivers Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris after a 1-2 in the Belgian Grand Prix, adding that the pair are operating at the level of previous World Champions.
After a rain-soaked start to proceedings at Spa-Francorchamps, it was Oscar Piastri who ultimately came away with another victory when the Belgian Grand Prix got underway. ESPN journalists Albert Fabrega and Juan Fossaroli join F1 Nation host Tom Clarkson in the Spa paddock to dissect what proved to be another huge weekend in the title fight between McLaren team mates Piastri and Lando Norris.
On a weekend where Spa-Francorchamps was engulfed in both bright sunshine and heavy rain, Oscar Piastri came out on top and extended his points lead over McLaren team mate Lando Norris. But how did our Power Rankings list for the weekend shake out? Check out the latest scores and overall leaderboard below...
Carlos Sainz has given his reflections on what has been a “tough” run of races for himself and Williams during the first half of the season, with the Spaniard stating that “everything that could go wrong this year so far has gone wrong for me”.
Pierre Gasly has labelled the rumours linking Valtteri Bottas to Alpine as “a lot of noise”, with the Frenchman suggesting that the team need to “just focus on the work ahead” as they try to take steps forward.
Former Renault driver and F1 TV commentator, Jolyon Palmer, and F1 correspondent Lawrence Barretto, join Tom Clarkson to discuss what we’ve learnt from the first half of 2025 and what we can expect from the second half.
Zak Brown has insisted that handling the relationship between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri both on and off the track is an “enjoyable” task for McLaren rather than a “problem”, with the CEO hopeful that the pair’s rivalry will continue until the end of the season.
Jenson Button has admitted that he would “love” to see Max Verstappen and George Russell become team mates at Mercedes amid continued speculation about the Dutchman’s future, though the 2009 World Champion also suggested that changing teams could be “tricky” for Verstappen.
Fernando Alonso has admitted that the Aston Martin team are “all learning” from Adrian Newey, with the two-time World Champion conceding that the design chief has a “much wider view of how the team should operate”.
In a result that perhaps few would have predicted beforehand, Nico Hulkenberg rose from the back of the grid to third place in the British Grand Prix to seal his long-awaited first podium. The Kick Sauber man’s performance has earned its place on the list of impressive rises to the rostrum – so, to mark that, we’ve been taking a look back at 10 other remarkable drives to the podium…
Kick Sauber rookie Gabriel Bortoleto is the next driver on the list to face F1.com’s quickfire Getting to Know questions. From his heroes growing up to his best friends in the F1 paddock today, and his worst travel experience to the other sport he loves, the Brazilian shares all in the video player above and transcript below…
F1 Correspondent and Presenter Lawrence Barretto gets to experience what it's like to drive the Aston Martin Safety Car, as well as getting a glimpse into the world of Safety Car driver Bernd Maylander.
For many years, Nico Hulkenberg had carried the unwanted F1 record of holding the most race starts without a podium finish – but the German driver finally ridded himself of that statistic by taking P3 in the British Grand Prix. He was not alone in having to bide his time for his first rostrum, however, with the names below facing the longest waits in F1 history for that elusive top-three result…
Baku is gearing up to host one of the most electrifying weekends on the F1 calendar, pairing high-octane racing with immersive music experiences at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix (19-21 September).
How do F1 teams help new drivers settle in? What are the secrets of Silverstone? Could listening to Taylor Swift help Ollie Bearman go faster? Haas Team Principal Ayao Komatsu answers these questions and more in the latest F1 Explains live show, recorded at the British Grand Prix.
Alan Permane was named as Racing Bulls’ new Team Principal on Wednesday, following a reshuffle that has seen Laurent Mekies promoted to CEO of Red Bull after the exit of Christian Horner. As Permane prepares to take the reins of the sister squad, F1.com has got the lowdown on the Briton’s career so far…
Laurent Mekies has shared his reflections after spending his first day as Team Principal and CEO of the Red Bull team, with the Frenchman setting out the key focus and his own “next step” as he prepares for the “challenge” ahead.
Sergio Perez left the Formula 1 grid after parting ways with Red Bull at the end of 2024, but the Mexican has been in contact with several teams – including Cadillac – about a return.
To mark F1’s 75th anniversary celebrations, F1.com is counting down the sport’s 25 greatest races with a new feature every week. While you may not agree with the order, we hope you enjoy the stories of these epic races that have helped make this sport what it is today. You can read the introduction to the series and see the list of races here.