It had been 686 days since Sir Lewis Hamilton last stood on the top step of a Formula One podium. In Barcelona, the seven-time world champion finally returned to victory lane, claiming his first win for Ferrari and finishing nearly 20 seconds clear of former Mercedes teammate George Russell, while McLaren's Lando Norris completed the first all-British podium in Formula One since 1968.

Mercedes’ Andrea Kimi Antonelli secured a commanding victory in a dramatic Miami Grand Prix, finishing ahead of McLaren’s Lando Norris in second and teammate Oscar Piastri in third after a race packed with incidents, strategy swings and late drama.

Isack Hadjar has been disqualified from qualifying for the Miami Grand Prix after a technical infringement was identified on his car, the FIA stewards have confirmed.

McLaren’s Lando Norris delivered a commanding performance to win the Miami Grand Prix Sprint, leading teammate Oscar Piastri home for a one-two, with Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc completing the podium in third.

McLaren’s Lando Norris will start the Miami Sprint from pole position after setting a 1:27.869 in Sprint Qualifying, leading Mercedes rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli in second and teammate Oscar Piastri in third. “A perfect result for us. A nice way to reward the team,” Norris said after securing pole. “We have a lot of new upgrades on the car. It's nice to feel some grip again and to reward the guys and the girls that have put a lot of work into this.” Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc

MERCEDES rookie Kimi Antonelli will start the Japanese Grand Prix on pole position ahead of teammate George Russell, with McLaren’s Oscar Piastri third. The Italian delivered a composed lap of 1:28.778 to secure pole for Sunday’s race, carrying the strong form he showed throughout practice into qualifying.

Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli won the Chinese Grand Prix at the Shanghai International Circuit to secure the first Formula One victory of his career, leading home teammate George Russell for a Mercedes one-two finish as Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton completed the podium. The victory also made Antonelli the first Italian driver to win a Formula One grand prix in twenty years.

Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli became the youngest pole-sitter in Formula One history after securing pole position for the Chinese Grand Prix during a dramatic qualifying session in Shanghai. The nineteen-year-old delivered a stunning lap of 1:32.064 to secure pole for Sunday’s race and underline Mercedes’ strong start to the 2026 season. “It was a pretty clean session, so really happy,” Antonelli said after qualifying. “George had an issue in Q3 and it would have been cool t

Mercedes driver George Russell claimed victory in the first sprint race of the 2026 Formula One season at the Chinese Grand Prix after a dramatic nineteen lap contest in Shanghai. Russell finished the sprint ahead of Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, while Sir Lewis Hamilton completed the podium after an explosive opening stint that briefly saw the Ferrari driver take the lead. Hamilton produced one of the standout moments of the race at the start. Launching from fourth on the grid,

Mercedes driver George Russell claimed victory in the opening race of the 2026 Formula One season after a dramatic Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne. Russell completed the fifty-eight lap race ahead of teammate Kimi Antonelli to secure a dominant one-two finish for Mercedes, while Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc completed the podium in third. “I’m feeling incredible,” Russell said after the race. “It was a hell of a fight at the beginning. We knew it was going to be challenging. I

Mercedes driver George Russell will start the opening race of the 2026 Formula One season from pole position after delivering a dominant qualifying performance at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne. Russell produced a commanding lap of one minute 18.518 seconds to secure the first pole position of the new era of regulations, finishing ahead of Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli in second place and Red Bull Racing's Isack Hadjar in third. The result gives Mercedes a front ro

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton says he feels “younger than ever” as he begins his twentieth season in Formula 1, insisting his ambition remains unchanged. Winning. Speaking during the FIA press conference in Melbourne on Thursday ahead of the opening round of the season, Hamilton reflected on the work completed over the winter and the motivation that continues to drive him two decades into the sport. “I think we got great mileage done in winter testing. An amazing a

After a hugely successful debut last season, The Pop‑Up Hotel Silverstone is set to return for the 2026 Formula 1 Perelli British Grand Prix, once again offering fans a rare opportunity to stay inside the Silverstone Circuit during one of the biggest weekends in motorsport.

The B Corp Certification recognises Formula E’s decade-long leadership in using sport as a powerful force for positive change, delivering growth for business, meaningful impact for society, and real progress for the planet. By securing this status, the series codifies its mission to ‘Make Progress Thrilling’, challenging a sports industry that has traditionally prioritised spectacle over systemic impact.

The 2026 FIA World Rally Championship roars into life this week at Rallye Monte-Carlo, where Sébastien Ogier begins his title defence on home roads with history firmly in his sights.