Formula 1

Two races down and one to go in the first triple header of the 2025 season, and it has already been a run that has seen fluctuating form at the front. Now onto the latest test on a high-speed street circuit, plenty of teams and drivers have work to do heading to Saudi Arabia...

Former F1 driver and F1 TV pundit Jolyon Palmer takes a close look at a difficult weekend for the championship leader...

Were you paying attention to all the action at Sakhir on the weekend?

Oscar Piastri’s manager Mark Webber believes that the McLaren driver has raised his game against the “serious artillery” of his rivals – such as Lando Norris and Max Verstappen – after taking a dominant victory in the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Formula 1 is back in action this weekend with the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix – and here’s all the information you need to follow the action live from Jeddah on F1 TV.

As the first triple header of the 2025 season heads towards its conclusion, F1 arrives in Jeddah for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix – but which compounds have tyre supplier Pirelli provided for the three days of action?

Sometimes a new Grand Prix arrives on the F1 calendar and immediately leaves its mark. The first Saudi Arabian GP was one of them, grabbing the attention from the outset and never letting go.

New Kick Sauber Team Principal Jonathan Wheatley has promised to lead the squad “in my own way” as he explained what he has learned during the early days in his new role.

Kimi Antonelli is not the only person with his first name to make it in Formula 1 – and, several years on from the ‘other’ Kimi racing in the sport, the youngster has revealed what happened when he met his famous namesake, Kimi Raikkonen.

The Circuit of The Americas has announced the headlining artists for the 2025 Formula 1 United States Grand Prix, with this year's event delivering 36 hours of nonstop entertainment, from high-octane racing to chart-topping performances, across the weekend of October 17-19.

Kick Sauber did not have a great Sunday in Bahrain, with Gabriel Bortoleto running last for much of the Grand Prix while Nico Hulkenberg found himself disqualified for a technical breach after initially finishing P13.

Aston Martin endured a difficult Grand Prix weekend in Bahrain, off the pace throughout with neither driver able to make much progress in the race. Fernando Alonso finished the higher of the duo in 15th with Lance Stroll trailing home in 17th.

Bahrain played host to a thrilling spectacle for the second stop of a triple header sequence, with Oscar Piastri sealing a commanding win while Lando Norris recovered from sixth to third on a mixed weekend for the Briton. The F1 Nation crew are here to discuss Piastri's impressive performance, along with a host of other topics from a weekend that saw the Australian close the gap to championship leader team mate Lando Norris down to just three points.

Yuki Tsunoda made it two Red Bull cars in the top 10 for the first time this season in Bahrain, as the Japanese racer finished ninth to claim two points – his best Grand Prix result of the season.

Fred Vasseur has suggested that Ferrari need to “stay calm” over their performance levels after mixed fortunes during the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend, with the Frenchman also admitting that he “appreciated” Lewis Hamilton’s frustration with himself after Saturday’s Qualifying.

Formula 1 moved swiftly on from Suzuka to Sakhir for the Bahrain Grand Prix, with Oscar Piastri charging to pole position and the race win. But who else impressed in the desert night? Check out the latest Power Rankings scores and overall leaderboard below...

Toto Wolff has praised George Russell for an “unbelievable drive” to P2 in the Bahrain Grand Prix, with the Briton having to manage a range of car issues while trying to keep McLaren’s Lando Norris at bay.

Team Principal Andrea Stella was full of praise for his team after Oscar Piastri delivered McLaren’s first win in Bahrain, the Australian backed up by Lando Norris who made it a double podium for the papaya team under the lights in Sakhir.