Damian Hall

The ABB FIA Formula E World Championship returns this weekend with a landmark moment for Spanish motorsport, as Madrid prepares to host its first-ever E-Prix at the historic Circuito del Jarama. Round six of the 2025/26 season takes place on March 21, marking the championship’s first race in Spain since the Valencia E-Prix in 2021. The 3.934km circuit, featuring 14 turns and notable elevation changes, brings Formula E back to a venue steeped in racing history.

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 to see him with...