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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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25
1:42:00.785
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+49.644
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8
+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
Source: Official Team Post via X
Ted Kravitz Honors Retiring F1 Broadcaster Louise Goodman
Ted Kravitz has paid tribute to Louise Goodman, who is retiring after a remarkable career in motorsport broadcasting. Goodman was a pioneering figure in F1 and the British Touring Car Championship.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Bernie Collins on Hamilton's Trust Issues with Ferrari After Singapore Misstep
Bernie Collins suggests Lewis Hamilton's reluctance to follow Ferrari's strategy calls may indicate a lack of trust. The Singapore Grand Prix saw Hamilton's decision to ignore a pit call result in a slip down the order, raising questions about his confidence in the team.
Source: Official Team Post via X
McLaren's Strategy Insights Pay Off Against Ferrari and Hamilton in Singapore
McLaren's strategic foresight helped them outmaneuver Lewis Hamilton at the Singapore Grand Prix. Opting for soft tyres, McLaren avoided the pitfalls that Ferrari fell into with their split strategy.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Ex-Ferrari Driver Critiques Charles Leclerc's Approach Compared to Max Verstappen's 'Mentality'
Former Ferrari driver Rene Arnoux has highlighted what he perceives as a lack of aggression in Charles Leclerc's driving during the Singapore GP, comparing it unfavorably to Max Verstappen's approach. Arnoux believes Leclerc's cautiousness cost him a chance at altering the race's outcome.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Jolyon Palmer Criticizes Hamilton and Leclerc's Rivalry as Harmful to Ferrari
Jolyon Palmer argues that Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc's competitive rivalry within Ferrari is hurting the team's overall performance. Their focus on outdoing each other, rather than prioritizing team strategy, has been evident in recent races like the Singapore Grand Prix.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Ted Kravitz Honors Retiring F1 Broadcaster Louise Goodman
Ted Kravitz has paid tribute to Louise Goodman, who is retiring after a remarkable career in motorsport broadcasting. Goodman was a pioneering figure in F1 and the British Touring Car Championship.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Bernie Collins on Hamilton's Trust Issues with Ferrari After Singapore Misstep
Bernie Collins suggests Lewis Hamilton's reluctance to follow Ferrari's strategy calls may indicate a lack of trust. The Singapore Grand Prix saw Hamilton's decision to ignore a pit call result in a slip down the order, raising questions about his confidence in the team.
Source: Official Team Post via X
McLaren's Strategy Insights Pay Off Against Ferrari and Hamilton in Singapore
McLaren's strategic foresight helped them outmaneuver Lewis Hamilton at the Singapore Grand Prix. Opting for soft tyres, McLaren avoided the pitfalls that Ferrari fell into with their split strategy.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Ex-Ferrari Driver Critiques Charles Leclerc's Approach Compared to Max Verstappen's 'Mentality'
Former Ferrari driver Rene Arnoux has highlighted what he perceives as a lack of aggression in Charles Leclerc's driving during the Singapore GP, comparing it unfavorably to Max Verstappen's approach. Arnoux believes Leclerc's cautiousness cost him a chance at altering the race's outcome.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Jolyon Palmer Criticizes Hamilton and Leclerc's Rivalry as Harmful to Ferrari
Jolyon Palmer argues that Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc's competitive rivalry within Ferrari is hurting the team's overall performance. Their focus on outdoing each other, rather than prioritizing team strategy, has been evident in recent races like the Singapore Grand Prix.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Verstappen's Dominance Raises Questions for Red Bull's Rivals After Singapore Triumph
Max Verstappen's seamless victory in both the Sprint and main race at the Singapore Grand Prix has the Formula 1 paddock speculating about Red Bull's potential dominance for the rest of the season. His success underscores the effectiveness of Red Bull's recent upgrades, positioning them as a formidable force in the upcoming races.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Rwanda's African Grand Prix: A Calm Response to Critics
Rwanda President Paul Kagame addresses critics following the announcement of the African Grand Prix, urging them to await the event's unveiling. The Grand Prix, set for the early 2030s, marks F1's return to Africa after nearly three decades.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Jolyon Palmer Identifies Oscar Piastri's Role in Norris Crash at Singapore
Former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer suggests Oscar Piastri shares the blame for the crash with Lando Norris in the Singapore Sprint. Despite McLaren's initial focus on Norris, Palmer believes the incident was a shared misjudgment.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Lewis Hamilton's Strategy Misstep in Singapore: Untelevised Radio Reveals All
Lewis Hamilton took responsibility for a strategic blunder during the Singapore GP, as untelevised radio messages reveal. The Ferrari driver's decision not to pit under a virtual safety car cost him positions, dropping him from third to sixth.
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
Andrea Stella Cautious as McLaren Tests New Upgrades Amidst Championship Tussle
McLaren is gearing up for a challenging end to the season with new upgrades, but team principal Andrea Stella warns they might not all hit the mark. As they battle for position in the Constructors' Championship, the team also eyes 2027 with fresh concepts.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Ralf Schumacher Suggests Lewis Hamilton Seeks Control Amid Ferrari Tensions
Ralf Schumacher comments on Lewis Hamilton's quest for influence at Ferrari, noting internal friction following the Singapore Grand Prix. Hamilton's defiance of team orders and his subsequent apology highlight ongoing challenges within the team.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Kimi Antonelli Questions Red Bull's Dominance Despite Russell's Claims
George Russell sees Red Bull as the top contender after Verstappen's recent wins, but Kimi Antonelli isn't convinced. Antonelli believes Mercedes' potential remains untapped, pointing to their underutilized upgrades.
Source: Official Team Post via X
The Upgrades Driving Red Bull's Success in Malaysia and Singapore
Red Bull's major upgrade in Baku transformed Max Verstappen's season, leading to victories in Malaysia and Singapore. Verstappen praised the improved drivability and predictability of the RB22.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Christian Horner Discusses the Challenges of Bringing Adrian Newey to Red Bull
Christian Horner faced resistance when he recruited Adrian Newey to Red Bull, as Jaguar wanted Newey to adapt to their methods. Horner, however, insisted on building the team around Newey's expertise, a decision that led to tremendous success.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Laurent Mekies: Red Bull 'owes' Isack Hadjar after challenging Singapore GP
Red Bull's Isack Hadjar faced a challenging Singapore GP weekend plagued by technical issues, leading to an apology from Team Principal Laurent Mekies. Despite the setbacks, Hadjar managed an impressive climb from the pit lane to secure 10th place.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Max Verstappen Shines in Singapore Grand Prix Triumph
Max Verstappen claimed his first Singapore Grand Prix victory, showcasing his dominance under Marina Bay's lights. His performance was a highlight in a weekend where others struggled to keep pace.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Liam Lawson's Unseen Singapore GP Radio: A Touch of Panic and a Dash of Humor
Liam Lawson's team radio from the Singapore Grand Prix reveals his candid concerns about Mercedes' George Russell, along with some light-hearted moments after a grueling race. Lawson's performance helped secure Racing Bulls' position in the constructors' standings.
Source: Official Team Post via X
McLaren Probes Oscar Piastri's Slow Puncture at Singapore GP
McLaren is investigating an unusual slow puncture on Oscar Piastri's car during the Singapore Grand Prix, which ironically aided his late-race overtake of Lewis Hamilton. Team principal Andrea Stella highlights the need for collaboration with Pirelli to understand the issue.
Martin Brundle and F1 Community Celebrate Louise Goodman's Retirement
Martin Brundle and other motorsport figures have paid tribute to Louise Goodman, who retired after the 2026 British Touring Car Championship. Goodman, a pioneer for women in motorsport, received praise for her impactful career in both F1 and BTCC.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Honda Disputes Fernando Alonso's Turbo Claim After Singapore GP
Fernando Alonso's assertion that his turbo was broken during the Singapore GP has been contested by Honda. The team plans further investigation before the next race in Austin.
The State of F1 Circuit Contracts: Who's In for the Long Haul?
Formula 1's calendar is a lucrative asset with race hosting fees being a major revenue source. With a limit of 24 races, F1 balances classic circuits with new high-paying venues.
Rwanda to Host African Grand Prix as F1 Returns to the Continent
Formula 1 will return to Africa with a new Grand Prix in Rwanda, set to start in the early 2030s. The event will be held at a purpose-built circuit near Bugesera, marking Africa's first F1 race since 1993.
F1's Return to Africa Set with Rwanda Grand Prix Announcement
Formula 1 is set to return to Africa with a newly announced Grand Prix in Rwanda, marking the sport's first race on the continent since 1993. F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali emphasizes the event's potential for long-term benefits beyond racing.
FIA President Welcomes Return of F1 to Africa with Rwanda Grand Prix
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has lauded the announcement of the African Grand Prix in Rwanda, marking F1's return to the continent. This move aims to boost motorsport development across Africa and address broader goals such as road safety and grassroots racing.