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A Q3 incident shuffled the grid into an unexpected order, and a Formula 1 veteran claimed yet another podium spot. About The Miami Grand Prix Motorsports in Miami have come in all shapes and sizes over the years. The Homestead-Miami Speedway now hosts Nascar, Indycar, the AMA Superbikes Championship and the IMSA SportsCar Championship. Even…
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Lando Norris found luck in Miami once again as he took victory in the F1 Sprint Race at the 2025 Miami GP.
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Emma Felbermayr started the first race of the weekend from Pole Position with Rafaela Ferreira alongside her on the front row. But there would be drama from the moments the lights went out that would continue all the way until the final lap of the race. In the end, Doriane Pin narrowly took victory with…
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Lando Norris Takes Chaos in His Stride to Win F1 Sprint at the Miami GP The F1 Sprint at the Miami GP gave us everything – rain, crashes, penalties, pit-lane drama, and a surprise winner. And it was Lando Norris who came out on top in the chaos, bagging his first ever Sprint win. The…
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Chloe Chambers secured pole position early on in a rainy F1 Academy qualifying session for the 2025 Miami GP ahead of Alisha Palmowski and Doriane Pin.
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Kimi Antonelli becomes the youngest driver to start on pole in any race in F1 as the Mercedes rookie puts his Mercedes on Sprint Pole, beating both the McLarens. Fresh on the heels of the 10 year contract extension for the Miami GP, the on track action began. The early pace setter was Redbull’s Max…
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How Lando Norris’ maiden win at the 2024 Miami Grand Prix acted as a catalyst for his success and Championship Prospects.
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Indy NXT kicked off its 2025 Season back in St. Petersburg last month. With the second round of the season about to get underway at Barber Motorsports Park in Alabama, here’s a reminder of how everything unfolded last time out. Alex Palou secures win in a tight St. Petersburg opener Domination from Dennis in St.…
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McLaren Racing have announced that they will exit Formula E at the end of the 2024/25 season after a “strategic portfolio review.”
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Another phenomenal performance from Piastri saw him convert his P2 start into a victory — his 5th career win and his 3rd win this season. This result boosts his position in the Driver’s Championship and establishes him as a contender for the title. Piastri On Top Starting from P2, Oscar remained calm and collected as…
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Under the lights of Jeddah, Oscar Piastri performed very well, winning his third race of the season and taking for the first time in his career the lead of the championship. The Aussie driver drove a perfect race, the latter was full of drama, strategy, and anxiety. Chaos at the start Max Verstappen, on the…
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Richard Verschoor wins ahead of Jak Crawford and Victor Martins after making the alternate strategy work in the F2 Feature Race for the 2025 Saudi Arabian GP.
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Maya Weug took home the F1 Academy Race 2 win at the 2025 Saudi Arabian GP for MP Motorsport, supported by Scuderia Ferrari.
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Arvid Lindblad became the youngest F2 winner in history after race leader Richard Vershoor received a five-second penalty late in the F2 Sprint Race for the 2025 Saudi Arabian GP. His teammate Pepe Martì and rookie Alex Dunne rounded out the podium.
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Mclaren displayed consistent speed during FP3 in Saudi Arabia, racing ahead of the competition in the final practice before qualifying. Get 10% off all official F1 Merch at TheRaceWorks.com using code ‘EF1‘ at checkout. Green Light For FP3 Beginning with the track temperature at over 50°C, Gabriel Bortoleto was the first to appear on track. Yuki Tsunoda’s car was…
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Chloe Chambers took her maiden pole position in F1 Academy qualifying for the 2025 Saudi Arabian GP ahead of Doriane Pin and Maya Weug.
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Jak Crawford takes pole position during F2 Qualifying at the 2025 Saudi Arabian GP with a 1:43.579 for DAMS Lucas Oil.
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Pierre Gasly topped F1 FP1 at the 2025 Saudi Arabian GP with a 1:29.239 for Alpine. Championship leader Lando Norris went second fastest with a 1:29.246 for McLaren, with the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc third with a 1:29.309.