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Frederic Vasseur has defended Ferrari's Miami Grand Prix team orders calls and, although he accepted the frustration of drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton during the race, denied that there was any inertia in decision-making.
During the race, Ferrari made the call to swap Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton around to ensure the Briton could press his medium tyres into service in an ...Keep reading

Audi restructures the management of its Formula 1 team for the second time in less than a year before its official appearance on the grid next season.

Audi restructures the management of its Formula 1 team for the second time in less than a year before its official appearance on the grid next season.

Audi restructures the management of its Formula 1 team for the second time in less than a year before its official appearance on the grid next season.

Audi restructures the management of its Formula 1 team for the second time in less than a year before its official appearance on the grid next season.

Alpine is considering switching Jack Doohan with reserve driver Franco Colapinto ahead of Formula 1's next race in Imola, Motorsport.com understands.
Doohan's disappointing run of results and incidents have moved Alpine's management to seriously consider whether it should make a driver change immediately rather than hand the Australian rookie more time to make the seat his own.
Doohan ...Keep reading

Mercedes’ George Russell was left pleasantly surprised by his podium finish in the Miami Grand Prix after he spent the majority of the round struggling to feel comfortable with his car.

McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella was left smiling at the end of a dominant performance by his team, with Oscar Piastri winning the Miami Grand Prix from Lando Norris. With the team having already bagged a 1-2 in the Sprint, their pace is clearly the class of the field – but it was the gap to the rest on Sunday that had the paddock talking.

Seventh and eighth places for Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton respectively represented a very disappointing Miami Grand Prix for Ferrari, both cars finishing around a minute behind Oscar Piastri’s winning McLaren.

Alex Albon locked down a top-five result at Formula 1's Miami Grand Prix with a pass on Andrea Kimi Antonelli, and faced relatively little competition over the race's second half.
It rather defined the progress that Williams has made this season with its FW47. The Grove-based squad is 17 points clear of Haas in the battle for fifth in the constructors' championship, has scored points in five of ...Keep reading

In a surprise development, MotoGP teams have agreed to tweak the championship’s strict testing regulations to allow riders coming back from long injury breaks to test ahead of their return to race action.
Such tests were a hot topic of debate among teams ahead of Jorge Martin’s ill-fated MotoGP comeback at April’s Qatar Grand Prix. This followed an unsuccessful request from Martin’s ...Keep reading

The IndyCar series both arrived and left Barber Motorsports Park with a lot of the same storylines we've been following through the 2025 season: Alex Palou wins, the racing is somewhat lackluster, and fan favorite Colton Herta seems to have the worst luck (more on this below). But there's a glimmer of hope for a few lucky folk in the paddock. Who and what else to watch is all in this week's ...Keep reading

The rain over the weekend made for treacherous conditions across all three days of the Miami Grand Prix. But the clouds parted just in time for the race, and it was McLaren’s Oscar Piastri who claimed victory ahead of team-mate Lando Norris.
The Australian’s third consecutive race win takes his lead in the drivers’ championships to 16 points.
Piastri was not the only one winning this ...Keep reading

1996 F1 champion Damon Hill joins Harry and Jennie to look back at the Miami Grand Prix.

1996 F1 champion Damon Hill joins Harry and Jennie to look back at the Miami Grand Prix.

1996 F1 champion Damon Hill joins Harry and Jennie to look back at the Miami Grand Prix.

1996 F1 champion Damon Hill joins Harry and Jennie to look back at the Miami Grand Prix.

The Miami Grand Prix was an action-packed weekend from start to finish – and in case you missed any of it, we’ve rounded up all of the key moments from F1’s visit to the Miami International Autodrome. From a new parent and a first-time polesitter through to a chaotic Sprint and a McLaren team in a class of their own – not to mention plenty of celebrities and some life-size LEGO cars – check out the highlights from Miami in our ultimate lowdown…

The teams report back on all the action from the Grand Prix at the Miami International Autodrome.

Red Bull have had their protest of George Russell dismissed by the Stewards following the Miami Grand Prix, resulting in the Mercedes driver keeping his podium finish ahead of fourth-placed Max Verstappen.