Despite his second appearance in Q3, Yuki Tsunoda was unable to display his race pace at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, having suffered a collision with his former team-mate Pierre Gasly.

Having delivered a faultless driver at Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc was left delighted with the race pace of his SF25, but he also rued Ferrari's woes in qualifying which has ...

After Ferrari grabbed their first podium finish in 2025, team boss Fred Vasseur has labelled Charles Leclerc's performance as "a wonderful job" while he also hinted at when the Scuderia might bring ...

After a five-second penalty for Max Verstappen for his incident with race winner Oscar Piastri at the start of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Red Bull motorsport advisor Dr Helmut Marko and team boss ...

Having investigated the first-lap incident between Yuki Tsunoda and Pierre Gasly, the stewards decided not to hand out a penalty, claiming that neither of them was "wholly or predominantly to blame".

Having opted for the alternative strategy in the Feature Race in Jeddah, MP Motorsport driver Richard Verschoor made a race-winning pass on DAMS racer Jak Crawford on the final lap to secure his fifth ...

The stewards have claimed that reigning world champion Max Verstappen could have received a harsher penalty, but the fact that the incident happened on the opening lap served as mitigating factor.

Australia's Oscar Piastri has won the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in a McLaren after taking the lead thanks to a penalty for Max Verstappen. The latter started from pole and finished second while Charles ...

Despite McLaren's dominant performance in Jeddah, Oscar Piastri was denied pole position, but he hopes that the DRS zones will help him challenge reigning champion Max Verstappen for the victory.

Mercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin has revealed that the cooler conditions contributed to the fact that Red Bull and Mercedes managed to close the gap to the McLarens which looked ...

Four-time F1 champion Max Verstappen will race with a fresh power unit at today's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after Honda has elected to equip its four cars with new PU components.

Despite the softer compounds at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit compared to the previous season, Formula One's sole tyre manufacturer Pirelli has revealed that they expect drivers base their approach on a ...