RacingNews365·Jul 26Breaking: F1 brings back Malaysia as replacement roundThe Malaysian Grand Prix will return to the F1 calendar with immediate effect as a replacement for the postponed Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix.
motorsport.com·May 15Ollie Bearman admits F2 did not prepare him for brutal reality of Ferrari F1 debutOllie Bearman has revealed that Formula 2 did not prepare him for the physical demands of Formula 1 ahead of his debut at the 2024 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The British driver stepped in at the last-minute for Carlos Sainz at Ferrari after the Spaniard was taken for emergency appendix surgery. While reflecting on his impressive debut, at which he scored points with a seventh-place finish ...Keep reading
motorsport.com·Apr 17Ollie Bearman opens up on Lewis Hamilton’s message after Ferrari F1 debutHaas Formula 1 driver Ollie Bearman has revealed that Lewis Hamilton was one of the first people to reach out to the Briton after he made his F1 debut with Ferrari at the 2024 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Bearman was brought in at the last minute to stand in for Carlos Sainz at Ferrari for the 2024 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after the Spanish driver was taken ill with appendicitis. He impressed ...Keep reading
motorsport.com·Mar 27Why David Coulthard believes F1’s April break is a lifeline for Aston Martin and CadillacDavid Coulthard has claimed that the April break formed by the cancellation of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix will give some of the struggling Formula 1 teams the "chance to breathe". Now that the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix are no longer going ahead in April, there will be a five-week break between the Japanese and Miami Grands Prix. “If we look at those that have ...Keep reading
Planet F1·Mar 15Carlos Sainz reacts after Bahrain and Saudi Arabian GPs cancelled amid regional conflictCarlos Sainz has shared his reaction after Formula 1 cancelled the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian grands prix.
motorsportweek.comRed Bull rules out protesting Max Verstappen Saudi Arabia penaltyRed Bull has officially ruled out protesting the penalty issued to Max Verstappen at the Formula 1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
motorsport.comRed Bull formally rules out right of review of Verstappen's Saudi F1 penaltyRed Bull has formally ruled out launching a right-of-review petition against Max Verstappen's decisive five-second time penalty in Formula 1's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Polesitter Verstappen was penalised for leaving the track and gaining an advantage at the start of the race, going off after a duel with McLaren's Oscar Piastri. Verstappen and Red Bull decided not to hand the position back to ...Keep reading
Crash.netMax Verstappen ‘gambled and lost’ amid Red Bull ‘misread’ verdictMartin Brundle delivers his verdict on Max Verstappen's penalty at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
motorsport.comLando Norris crashes out of Saudi Arabian GP qualifyingFormula 1 championship leader Lando Norris crashed out of qualifying at the 2025 Saudia Arabian Grand Prix. The McLaren driver was on his first push lap during Q3 at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, but hit the wall and brought his qualifying session to an end. Norris mounted the kerb while navigating the fast section between Turns 4-5-6. The bump unsettled the McLaren and Norris hit the wall ...Keep reading
motorsport.comMax Verstappen’s pole shows Red Bull “never gives up,” says Christian HornerMax Verstappen provided the perfect response to claims that Red Bull is imploding – with a scintillating pole position at the 2025 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Red Bull boss Christian Horner delivered his verdict of the Dutchman’s sensational lap, when he was asked if it was the best reply to his team’s critics, Horner said: "Honestly, I did not believe that was possible going into that ...Keep reading
motorsport.comLewis Hamilton: Bond with Ferrari “very difficult” as qualifying struggles continueLewis Hamilton cut a dejected figure after he qualified down in seventh place for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Since winning the Shanghai sprint race on the second weekend of the 2025 Formula 1 campaign, Hamilton is struggling for form and fighting to get to grips with this year’s Ferrari. After another disappointing result in qualifying, and seeing his team-mate Charles Leclerc qualify ...Keep reading
motorsport.comHelmut Marko on Max Verstappen’s “harsh” penalty: “Where was he supposed to go?”Helmut Marko disagreed with the stewards’ decision to hand Max Verstappen a five-second penalty for passing Oscar Piastri off-track in the first lap of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. “I think the race was lost at the start. And really, where was Max supposed to go?” he told Sky Germany. Read Also: Formula 1Why Max Verstappen was penalised for Turn 1 move on Oscar ...Keep reading
