Formula 1

Judged by both fans and an expert panel, the Crypto.com Overtake of the Month Award celebrates the drivers that dare to perform the most challenging and courageous overtake manoeuvres during a race.

It was a tough day for Kick Sauber at the Chinese Grand Prix, with Gabriel Bortoleto and Nico Hulkenberg both suffering early incidents that hampered their races en route to P14 and P15 respectively.

The action continues at Round 10 of the 2025 F1 Sim Racing World Championship, as the drivers prepare to go racing around Brazil’s Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace.

Were you paying attention to all the action across the Shanghai Sprint weekend?

Fernando Alonso has explained the “super scary” brake failure that forced him to retire from the Chinese Grand Prix, with the two-time World Champion thankful to have avoided a potentially “massive crash” due to the issue.

It’s all go at the third and final event of the 2025 F1 Sim Racing World Championship, with the teams and drivers gearing up to race at Brazil’s Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace for Round 10.

Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing driver Jarno Opmeer emerged victorious as the 2025 F1 Sim Racing World Championship continued at Mexico City’s Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez on Tuesday night.

The action continues at Round 9 of the 2025 F1 Sim Racing World Championship, with the drivers about to face the challenge of racing at the iconic Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez circuit.

There was plenty to discuss after Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix as the Ferrari pair of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, as well as Alpine's Pierre Gasly, were all disqualified.

After an action-packed campaign so far, the 2025 F1 Sim Racing World Championship now enters into its third and final event, with the title set to be decided as four rounds take place across the next three days.

Toto Wolff believes that Mercedes can be excited for their future after another solid result for the squad at the Chinese Grand Prix, with the Austrian stating that the Silver Arrows were “clearly the second fastest team” on race day.

Rookie Jack Doohan was in a much happier place after the Chinese Grand Prix than he was last weekend, after he made it the chequered flag via an entertaining battle with Isack Hadjar. While he didn’t score any points, the Australia gained valuable experience as Alpine continue to search for some form in 2025.

Formula 1 moved swiftly on from Melbourne to Shanghai for the Chinese Grand Prix last weekend – an event that featured the first Sprint of the season. But who impressed our judges over three action-packed days? Check out the latest scores and overall leaderboard below...

The second race weekend of the season came from Shanghai in China, with a very special appearance from a certain Zhou Guanyu to send the crowds wild. But amidst Lewis Hamilton winning the Sprint for Ferrari, and Oscar Piastri taking victory in the Grand Prix, there was an even hotter battle on the padel court. Here is the best social media from China...

Christian Horner was blunt in his assessment of Red Bull’s chances of reclaiming the Constructors’ crown this season, following a tricky weekend in China for his team. While Max Verstappen scored in both the Sprint and Grand Prix, Liam Lawson has yet to score a single point this season.

Redevelopment of the Hungaroring is progressing even faster than originally planned ahead of the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix.

McLaren continued their strong start to the 2025 season with a 1-2 finish at the Chinese Grand Prix, but it was not all plain sailing for the reigning Teams’ Champions – as team boss Andrea Stella detailed post-race.

China followed hot on the heels of Australia and delivered another McLaren win. But this time it was Oscar Piastri who tasted victory for the papaya team, reigniting hopes of an incredible season long intra-team fight with Lando Norris.

Mercedes youngster Kimi Antonelli has explained that damage picked up on the first lap of the Chinese Grand Prix hindered his pace as he went on to secure a valuable sixth place.

From sensational overtakes and shock midfield performances, to brilliance from young pretenders and post-race disqualifications, the Chinese Grand Prix had a bit of everything. As ever, there were those who headed home with a spring in their step while others were left wondering what might have been. Lawrence Barretto picks out his winners and losers from Shanghai…