Last weekend
Singapore
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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
- 1
25
1:42:00.785
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18
+7.335
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15
+24.573
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12
+40.506
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10
+49.644
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8
+53.188
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+1:21.666
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4
+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
Source: Official Team Post via X
F1 Unveils 2027 Calendar Featuring 10 Sprint Events
Formula 1 has announced its 2027 season calendar, boasting 24 Grands Prix across 22 countries and introducing 10 Sprint events. Highlights include the return of Portugal and Türkiye, alongside new Sprint locations like Monaco and Japan.
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A Glimpse at the 2027 Formula 1 Calendar
The 2027 F1 calendar is packed with 24 races, including 10 Sprint events, stretching over five continents. Highlights include the return of Portugal and Türkiye, and a season finale in Abu Dhabi.
2027 F1 Calendar: More Sprints, More Action
The 2027 Formula 1 season calendar has been announced, featuring an increase in Sprint events to 10 races. New Sprint venues include Bahrain, Australia, Japan, Monaco, and Abu Dhabi.
Celebrate the 2027 F1 Calendar with a Chance to Win Grand Prix Tickets
F1 fans can win tickets to a 2027 Grand Prix of their choice by voting for the race they're most excited about. Simply join or sign in to F1 Unlocked to participate.
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Verstappen Triumphs in Ambitious Red Bull Kart Challenge
Max Verstappen demonstrated his racing prowess by winning Red Bull's 'Max vs 100' karting event at Silverstone. Starting from the back, he overtook 100 competitors to secure victory in this unique race.
Source: Official Team Post via X
F1 Unveils 2027 Calendar Featuring 10 Sprint Events
Formula 1 has announced its 2027 season calendar, boasting 24 Grands Prix across 22 countries and introducing 10 Sprint events. Highlights include the return of Portugal and Türkiye, alongside new Sprint locations like Monaco and Japan.
Source: Official Team Post via X
A Glimpse at the 2027 Formula 1 Calendar
The 2027 F1 calendar is packed with 24 races, including 10 Sprint events, stretching over five continents. Highlights include the return of Portugal and Türkiye, and a season finale in Abu Dhabi.
2027 F1 Calendar: More Sprints, More Action
The 2027 Formula 1 season calendar has been announced, featuring an increase in Sprint events to 10 races. New Sprint venues include Bahrain, Australia, Japan, Monaco, and Abu Dhabi.
Celebrate the 2027 F1 Calendar with a Chance to Win Grand Prix Tickets
F1 fans can win tickets to a 2027 Grand Prix of their choice by voting for the race they're most excited about. Simply join or sign in to F1 Unlocked to participate.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Verstappen Triumphs in Ambitious Red Bull Kart Challenge
Max Verstappen demonstrated his racing prowess by winning Red Bull's 'Max vs 100' karting event at Silverstone. Starting from the back, he overtook 100 competitors to secure victory in this unique race.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Red Bull's Persistent Struggle with RB22's Aerodynamic Woes
Red Bull continues to grapple with aerodynamic issues in the RB22, despite updates from rivals. Max Verstappen has highlighted the problem, and team boss Laurent Mekies admits it's not an easy fix.
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Alexia Danielsson Secures Wild Card Spot for F1 Academy in Austin
Swedish driver Alexia Danielsson will join the F1 Academy grid in Austin as a Wild Card entry for TeamViewer. This opportunity marks a significant step in her burgeoning racing career.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Mike Elliott Joins Alpine as Chief Technical Officer
Alpine has announced the appointment of Mike Elliott as their new Chief Technical Officer. Elliott returns to F1, bringing extensive experience from his previous role at Mercedes.
F1's Most Successful Power Unit Manufacturers: The Top 10
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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 |
Yuki Tsunoda Reflects on 2025 Struggles and Growth as a Driver
Yuki Tsunoda shares insights from his challenging 2025 season with Red Bull and how it shaped his approach to racing. Now back with Racing Bulls, he discusses the lessons learned and his future aspirations in F1.
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Wolff on Russell: Unleashing Potential Amidst Championship Struggles
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Mekies Clarifies Red Bull's Call for Verstappen to Surrender Places in Madrid
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F1's Debut at the Madring: What We Learned
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Winners and Losers from Madrid: Antonelli Triumphs as Norris Misses Out
Kimi Antonelli secured his eighth victory of the season at the inaugural Madrid Grand Prix, capitalizing on strategic pit stops. Lando Norris, despite his initial lead, saw his win slip away due to a Virtual Safety Car incident.
Audi's Freddie Slater to Make F2 Debut with Invicta Racing in 2027
Audi junior driver Freddie Slater is set to compete in Formula 2 with Invicta Racing next season. After a strong showing in Formula 3, Slater aims to continue his upward trajectory in motorsport.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Colapinto Hails Best Race Weekend with P7 Finish in Spain
Franco Colapinto celebrated a standout performance at the Spanish Grand Prix, securing a seventh-place finish for Alpine. The Argentine driver reflected on what he called his best race weekend of the season.
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Ocon and Haas Find Silver Linings Despite Narrow Miss in Madrid
Esteban Ocon narrowly missed out on points at the Spanish Grand Prix, finishing 11th. Despite the setback, both Ocon and Haas are optimistic about their car's recent upgrades.
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Laurent Mekies Applauds Liam Lawson’s Impressive Red Bull Performance in Madrid
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Yuki Tsunoda Reflects on Challenging Spanish GP After Collision with Sainz
Yuki Tsunoda's Spanish Grand Prix was marred by a first-corner clash with Carlos Sainz, leaving him to nurse a damaged car to 14th place. Despite early promise, his race ended without points, potentially marking his final F1 appearance for now.
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Carlos Sainz's Tough Day in Madrid as Williams Falters
Carlos Sainz's home race in Madrid was marred by misfortune, with early incidents and penalties leading to a disappointing retirement. Despite strong local support, Williams struggled to find pace, leaving Sainz and teammate Alex Albon battling at the back.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Spanish Grand Prix Power Rankings: Who Stood Out in Madrid?
Kimi Antonelli clinched victory at the Spanish Grand Prix, but who truly impressed over the weekend? Our judges weigh in on the top performers at the new Madring circuit.
Victoria Farfus Leads the 2026 F1 Academy Rookie Test
Victoria Farfus emerged as the fastest in the 2026 F1 Academy Rookie Test at Spain's Circuito de Navarra. The event offered young female drivers a platform to showcase their skills for future racing opportunities.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Palmer: McLaren's Questionable Strategy with Norris during VSC
Jolyon Palmer critiques McLaren's decision to pit Lando Norris during the Virtual Safety Car in Madrid. Despite Norris's strong performance, the timing of the pit stop cost him a potential victory.
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Toto Wolff on Mercedes' Bold Tyre Strategy for George Russell in Spain
Toto Wolff has defended Mercedes' decision to make two pit stops for George Russell during the Spanish Grand Prix. Despite questions from Russell, Wolff believes the strategy was sound.