Formula 1

Fred Vasseur has called for more consistency from Ferrari following the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, as Charles Leclerc grabbed the team's first Grand Prix podium of the season in Jeddah.

Former F1 driver and F1 TV pundit Jolyon Palmer analyses the key moment in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix...

Tom Clarkson’s guest on this week’s Beyond The Grid podcast is McLaren’s Chief Operating Officer, Piers Thynne, who has been with the team since 2008.

GM Performance Power Units LLC. – founded by TWG Motorsports and General Motors to build powertrains for the Cadillac Formula 1 Team – has been officially approved as an F1 power unit supplier starting in 2029 by the FIA.

Lando Norris has openly shared his thoughts and feelings after a rollercoaster Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, admitting that he is applying “a bit too much pressure” on himself to be perfect weekend in, weekend out.

F1 ACADEMY has announced that F1: The Academy, the highly anticipated documentary series produced by Reese Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine, will launch globally on Netflix on May 28, 2025.

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner was full of praise for his team for the way they turned the car around in Saudi Arabia, from off the pace on Friday to in the mix for the win on Sunday.

Were you paying attention to all the action at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit on the weekend?

Grabriel Bortoleto explained his too close for comfort moment with Fernando Alonso at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on a difficult weekend for Kick Sauber.

Jack Doohan is focused on improving his single lap pace after a difficult qualifying in Saudi Arabia saw Alpine attempt an “adventurous” strategy on Sunday.

Fernando Alonso’s race result in Saudi Arabia might have read P11, agonisingly close to the points, but that did not tell the true story of how his Grand Prix unfolded.

Downforce, aero efficiency and aero balance through a circuit’s speed range are the three main determinants of competitiveness, and in the five races to date we have seen a pattern emerging between the top four cars.

Neither Haas driver could climb up into the points on Sunday in Jeddah, with Ollie Bearman finishing 13th and Esteban Ocon in P14. Both admitted to struggles in Saudi Arabia, with the team trying differing strategies in a bid to make something happen.

Isack Hadjar was pleasantly surprised to score points at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix but was left frustrated by the team work of the Williams pairing to deny him further progress through the order.

Oscar Piastri made a statement with his third victory of the 2025 season at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. But who else impressed around the streets of Jeddah? Check out the latest Power Rankings scores and overall leaderboard below...

Toto Wolff did not mince his words in the aftermath of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, even if on paper his team’s performance did not look too terrible. George Russell started third and finished fifth, while Kimi Antonelli started fifth and came home sixth.

Oscar Piastri did it again, the Australian winning in Saudi Arabia to wrestle the championship lead from team mate Lando Norris. But McLaren know Red Bull are hot on their heels, with Max Verstappen not finishing too far behind the race winner at the end of a pulsating Grand Prix.

Oscar Piastri ended the first triple header of 2025 in the best way possible as he snatched victory under the lights in Saudi Arabia – but many of his rivals will be pining for the break after a lacklustre performance in the desert. Lawrence Barretto picks his winners and losers from Jeddah…

Yuki Tsunoda reflected that “I don’t think I could have done better” to avoid contact with Pierre Gasly on the opening lap of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix – the incident having eliminated both drivers from the race.

Pierre Gasly has conceded that incidents such as his first-lap clash with Yuki Tsunoda at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix “should not happen”.