F1 Grand Prix report

Shanghai doesn't tremble. Shanghai crowns. And on this Sunday, March 15th 2026, a 19-year-old kid with tears in his eyes held the world of Formula 1 in his hands for 56 laps. Kimi Antonelli has won his first Grand Prix. And it was no ordinary one. 🇮🇹 Antonelli, history in real time On Friday, he becomes the youngest polesitter in the entire history of Formula 1 at 19 years old,...

Melbourne. Albert Park. First red light of the season. Heart racing, hands gripping anything within reach. Formula 1 2026 has just been born, and it already has a king. George Russell dominated at Albert Park, securing a historic one-two finish for Mercedes to usher in the new regulatory era. But as always in F1, the race was anything but smooth sailing. 🥇 Russell, cold perfection Pole position. Fastest qualifying time....

Max Verstappen claims a brilliant win in Las Vegas after a race controlled from start to finish.
The McLarens of Norris and Piastri, initially on the podium, were disqualified for technical non-compliance, handing Mercedes a surprise double podium.
The Dutchman revives his title hopes and confirms his status as a true champion at heart. 

Max Verstappen wins with authority in Austin after a perfect weekend.
The Red Bull driver beats Lando Norris (+7″959) and Charles Leclerc (+15″373) on the podium.
On home soil, Haas springs a surprise with Hülkenberg and Bearman both in the points 🇺🇸.
A fast-paced, strategic Grand Prix that is crucial for the title fight!

In Baku, the 2025 Azerbaijan Grand Prix lived up to all expectations: Max Verstappen scored a masterful grand slam, Oscar Piastri crashed out early, and Williams returned to the podium. A look back at a race where F1 reiterated its unforgiving attitude.

Max Verstappen brilliantly wins the 2025 Italian Grand Prix at Monza 🏎️🔥. Record pole, perfect race management, and victory ahead of Norris and Piastri. Discover the full recap, results, and analysis from the Temple of Speed.

In the Budapest heat, Lando Norris wins after a stunning race, leaving a dejected Charles Leclerc off the podium. McLaren takes a strategic one-two, Ferrari leaves with regrets.

At Spa-Francorchamps, in heavy rain, Oscar Piastri took a strategic victory ahead of his teammate Lando Norris. McLaren scored a remarkable one-two finish, while Leclerc completed the podium. A controlled race, symbolic of a season dominated by papayas.