Ferrari's Charles Leclerc pulled off a stunning win at the Italian Grand Prix, utilizing a daring one-stop strategy to snatch the lead from the McLarens of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris. While Norris was able to re-pass Piastri for second place, Leclerc held on in the closing laps to secure a memorable home victory for Ferrari. Red Bull's Max Verstappen, who started from pole, could only manage a disappointing sixth place finish. McLaren's strong performance also allowed them to close the gap to Red Bull in the constructors' standings.
In a nail-biting race at Monza on Sunday, Formula One fans were treated to a glorious win for Ferrari's Charles Leclerc who held off contenders Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris to secure his second Italian Grand Prix victory. This result also sees Norris chip away at Max Verstappen's championship lead, as the Red Bull driver struggled to keep up and finished in sixth place. Leclerc's strategic use of a single pit stop and his ability to maintain his hard tyres throughout the race were vital in securing the win for the delighted Ferrari fans.
Formula One fans were left stunned as McLaren secured a one-two in qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. Lando Norris claimed his first pole position of the season, with rookie teammate Oscar Piastri hot on his heels in second place. The duo outshone championship leader Max Verstappen, who could only manage a seventh-place finish in a surprising twist to the weekend. With their impressive pace, McLaren looks set to challenge for victory in the race on Sunday.
After a weekend of unpredictable weather, McLaren's Lando Norris shocked everyone by securing pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix. With a blistering lap, Norris topped F1 title contender Max Verstappen by an impressive 0.3 seconds. This achievement puts McLaren in a strong position for the race, while Verstappen will be looking to bounce back after a mistake on his final lap.
Max Verstappen has secured the pole position for Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix, despite facing a 10-place grid penalty for taking a new engine. The Red Bull driver topped the times in a mixed qualifying session, followed by Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Red Bull's Sergio Perez, who finally ended his streak of qualifying failures. Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton qualified fourth, while McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri will start from fifth and sixth, followed by Mercedes' George Russell in seventh. Stay tuned for a thrilling race on Sunday as Verstappen attempts to gain ground from his grid penalty.
In a show of support for Red Bull's Dutch driver Max Verstappen, four Leeds United soccer players have traveled to Silverstone to cheer him on during the British Grand Prix. This may seem surprising as three British drivers are starting in the top three positions, but there is a reason behind the club's support: Red Bull bought a minority stake in Leeds United earlier this year. Verstappen and his teammate Sergio Perez also revealed their shared interest in soccer, discussing potential tactics for an F1 driver team.
As Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen fiercely battled for first place at the British Grand Prix, Mercedes' team principal Toto Wolff couldn't help but notice the Dutch driver's impressive skills. With two consecutive wins and a fast car on their side, Mercedes may have a viable replacement for Hamilton when he departs for Ferrari. Despite Verstappen's loyalty to Red Bull, recent events have shown that a more competitive car may entice him to make the switch. For now, Wolff maintained that the team's focus is on having a fast car rather than targeting specific drivers.
Lando Norris admitted to being "fed up" after narrowly missing out on his second Formula 1 victory at the British Grand Prix. Despite leading at Silverstone, Norris and his McLaren team made critical errors during their final pit stop, ultimately losing the lead to Lewis Hamilton and later Max Verstappen. Despite consistently strong race pace, Norris has struggled to convert his opportunities into wins since his maiden victory in May. Frustrated with his performance, Norris is determined to improve and start winning now instead of waiting for success to come later.
The stage is set for an exciting race day at the British Grand Prix as Mercedes' George Russell and Lewis Hamilton aim to take the top two spots. Meanwhile, Red Bull's Max Verstappen is determined to bounce back after a disappointing qualifying session. Will the home advantage help the Mercedes duo secure a win, or will Verstappen's thirst for redemption change the outcome of the race? Follow Express Sport's coverage for all the latest updates.
Lewis Hamilton dominated the British Grand Prix, showcasing his expert driving skills in a thrilling wet-to-dry race at Silverstone. Despite a strong start from George Russell, Max Verstappen quickly rose to third place before ultimately being overtaken by Hamilton and his McLaren rivals, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. As the conditions changed, Mercedes lost their advantage and Verstappen emerged as their biggest competition. In the end, it was a strategic decision that secured Hamilton's victory, while teammate Sergio Perez suffered after being caught out by a mid-race tire change.