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Next race
Austin GP
Round 20 · Circuit of the Americas
Weekend sessions
- Laps
- 56
- Length
- 5.513 km
- Race distance
- 308.405 km
- Lap record
- 1:36.169 · Charles Leclerc / Ferrari / 2019
Championship fight
Driver standings
Gap: 102 pts
Last round 19: 20 / 2 pts
Constructor standings
Gap: 134 pts
Last weekend
Singapore
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1:42:00.785
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+24.573
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+40.506
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+49.644
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+53.188
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+1:21.666
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+1:23.386
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+1:24.677
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+1:30.862
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Championship fight
Driver standings
Gap: 102 pts
Last round 19: 20 / 2 pts
Constructor standings
Gap: 134 pts
Season progress
2026 · 17 completed · 6 upcoming · 2 cancelled
FIA Sets F1 V8 Engine Return for 2030
FIA President Ben Sulayem has confirmed that Formula 1 will switch back to V8 engines in 2030, a year earlier than anticipated. The announcement was made during the launch event for the African Grand Prix in Rwanda.
F1 Set to Return to Africa with New Rwandan Grand Prix
Formula 1 is making a comeback to Africa with a 10-year agreement for a race in Rwanda, starting in the early 2030s. The new circuit will be built in Bugesera, close to Kigali, promising a thrilling addition to the F1 calendar.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Christian Horner Quashes Ferrari Return Speculation
Christian Horner has clarified recent remarks that fueled speculation about a potential move to Ferrari. He emphasized that he would only return to Formula 1 under conditions that include team ownership, which Ferrari does not offer.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Power Rankings: Verstappen Shines, Others Impress at Singapore Grand Prix
Max Verstappen finally conquered the Marina Bay Street Circuit with a commanding performance. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc and Kimi Antonelli also caught the judges' eyes with strong showings.
Martin Brundle Pays Tribute to Longtime F1 Presenter Louise Goodman
Martin Brundle leads the tributes for Louise Goodman as she steps down from her role in motorsport broadcasting. Meanwhile, Formula 1 announces a new African Grand Prix in Rwanda, and FIA's president pushes for a V8 engine comeback.
FIA Sets F1 V8 Engine Return for 2030
FIA President Ben Sulayem has confirmed that Formula 1 will switch back to V8 engines in 2030, a year earlier than anticipated. The announcement was made during the launch event for the African Grand Prix in Rwanda.
F1 Set to Return to Africa with New Rwandan Grand Prix
Formula 1 is making a comeback to Africa with a 10-year agreement for a race in Rwanda, starting in the early 2030s. The new circuit will be built in Bugesera, close to Kigali, promising a thrilling addition to the F1 calendar.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Christian Horner Quashes Ferrari Return Speculation
Christian Horner has clarified recent remarks that fueled speculation about a potential move to Ferrari. He emphasized that he would only return to Formula 1 under conditions that include team ownership, which Ferrari does not offer.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Power Rankings: Verstappen Shines, Others Impress at Singapore Grand Prix
Max Verstappen finally conquered the Marina Bay Street Circuit with a commanding performance. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc and Kimi Antonelli also caught the judges' eyes with strong showings.
Martin Brundle Pays Tribute to Longtime F1 Presenter Louise Goodman
Martin Brundle leads the tributes for Louise Goodman as she steps down from her role in motorsport broadcasting. Meanwhile, Formula 1 announces a new African Grand Prix in Rwanda, and FIA's president pushes for a V8 engine comeback.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Jolyon Palmer: The Strategic Misstep That Cost Hamilton in Singapore
Lewis Hamilton's podium hopes in Singapore were dashed by a strategic error during a Virtual Safety Car period. Jolyon Palmer analyzes how staying out on worn tyres led to his drop down the order.
Rwanda Secures 10-Year Deal for African Grand Prix in the Early 2030s
Formula 1 is set to make its return to the African continent with Rwanda hosting a Grand Prix from the early 2030s, as part of a decade-long agreement. Rwanda's strategic location and the innovative circuit design promise to make it a standout venue in the F1 calendar.
Lando Norris' Singapore Collision with Piastri Could Cost McLaren £7.5 Million
Lando Norris' collision with teammate Oscar Piastri during the Singapore sprint race has potential financial consequences for McLaren, with a former technical director estimating a loss of £7.5 million. Despite the setback, McLaren remains in third place in the Constructors’ standings, though the pressure from Red Bull is increasing.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Fernando Alonso Challenges Honda's Chief Over Turbocharger Issues
Fernando Alonso disputes Honda's assessment of a 'broken' component in his Aston Martin, insisting that the turbocharger was indeed faulty. The Spanish driver has been vocal about his dissatisfaction with Honda's power unit, even while his car's chassis has received praise.
Form guide
Last 3 race finishes — top 5 in the championship
| Driver | R19 | R18 | R17 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3rd | 2nd | 5th | |
| 9th | 20th | 1st | |
| 6th | 3rd | 6th | |
| 1st | 1st | 2nd | |
| 2nd | 4th | 4th |
Source: Official Team Post via X
Ferrari Aims for Performance Boost with Upgrades at Austin
Ferrari is set to introduce significant upgrades at the United States Grand Prix, answering Charles Leclerc's calls for improvements. The team hopes these changes will close the gap with Red Bull, who have dominated recent races.
Source: Official Team Post via X
David Coulthard Speculates on Hamilton's Decision to Ignore Ferrari's Pit Call in Singapore
During the Singapore Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton chose not to follow Ferrari's suggestion for a second pit stop under virtual safety car conditions, a decision that surprised many. David Coulthard believes this choice was influenced by Hamilton's concerns about losing time in a double-stack pit stop.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Andrea Stella Questions FIA's Decision on Kimi Antonelli's Track Limits Violation
Kimi Antonelli managed to secure a podium finish at the Singapore Grand Prix despite multiple track limit violations. McLaren's Andrea Stella is puzzled by the FIA's decision not to penalize the Mercedes driver.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Brundle Criticizes Hamilton's Strategy Attempt at Singapore GP
Martin Brundle suggests Lewis Hamilton overreached by making strategic decisions from the cockpit during the Singapore Grand Prix. Hamilton's tire strategy gamble, which he later regretted, cost him a potential podium finish.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Max Verstappen Lauds Charles Leclerc's Skill After Intense Singapore GP Duel
Max Verstappen commended Charles Leclerc for his experienced and clean racing during their early battle in the Singapore Grand Prix. Leclerc, reflecting on the race, admitted to a strategic misstep with his battery usage.
McLaren's Delicate Handling of Norris and Piastri's Singapore Tangle
McLaren's leadership, following a collision between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri at the Singapore Sprint, hesitated to assign blame explicitly. The incident's handling reflects a strategic choice to protect team harmony and preserve driver relationships.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Jolyon Palmer Weighs In on Lando Norris' Potential Reprimand After Singapore Clash
Jolyon Palmer has suggested McLaren might consider disciplining Lando Norris following his collision with teammate Oscar Piastri during the Singapore Sprint race. The incident, which cost McLaren valuable points, has sparked debate over internal team measures.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Racing Bulls Defend Liam Lawson's Unfair F1 Reputation
Liam Lawson has ruffled feathers among F1 drivers with his aggressive style, but Racing Bulls staff argue his reputation is unjust. Despite on-track clashes, Lawson is seen as a mentor to junior drivers within the team.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Lance Stroll Receives FIA Warning After Singapore GP Inquiry
Lance Stroll has been cautioned by FIA stewards for not adhering to pit lane exit rules during the Singapore GP. Amidst a challenging season, this adds to Aston Martin's ongoing struggles.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Isack Hadjar Reflects on Resilient Recovery at Singapore GP
Starting from the pit lane, Isack Hadjar fought his way to a tenth-place finish at the Singapore Grand Prix. Despite technical setbacks, the Red Bull driver was pleased with his overall pace.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Lewis Hamilton Owns Up to Strategy Misstep in Singapore GP
Lewis Hamilton took full responsibility for a strategy error during the Singapore Grand Prix that left him finishing sixth. Despite feeling unwell, he acknowledged his decision to start on medium tyres didn't pay off.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Carlos Sainz Criticizes FIA Over Overtake Mode Fiasco in Singapore
Carlos Sainz has voiced strong criticism of the FIA's handling of Overtake Mode during Sprint qualifying in Singapore. The incident left some drivers with an unfair advantage, sparking questions about the FIA's decision-making.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Russell Calls on Mercedes to Solve Performance Puzzle
George Russell is urging Mercedes to identify why their recent upgrades have faltered as Red Bull gains momentum. With recent results slipping, Russell emphasizes the need for answers.
Hamilton's Singapore Strategy Misstep Boosts Antonelli's Title Hopes
Lewis Hamilton's strategy gamble in Singapore didn't pay off, leaving him sixth and inadvertently aiding Kimi Antonelli's championship prospects. Ferrari's pace on the street circuit highlighted their strengths, but Hamilton's approach faltered.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Lando Norris Reflects on Missed Podium Chance in Singapore
Lando Norris expressed regret over his battle with Lewis Hamilton during the Singapore Grand Prix, which cost him a podium finish. Despite finishing P4, Norris believes he could have handled the situation better.