After topping dry practice, Leclerc qualified only ninth in a rain-hit Las Vegas session. He says Ferrari still hasn’t solved a wet-weather weakness that dates back to 2019 — and it’s costing them badly.
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Red Bull chief Paul Monaghan labels McLaren’s cost-cap queries a “hand grenade,” insisting Max Verstappen’s fresh Honda PU in São Paulo was legal. The FIA admits the rules contain a “weakness” that will be closed in 2026.
As the 2025 season winds down, Yuki Tsunoda admits to feeling the nerves regarding his spot on the 2026 grid. However, the Japanese driver explains why this familiar chaos might actually be his greatest strength.
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Mercedes arrived in Las Vegas with the « favorite » tag, but Friday practice painted a different picture. George Russell warns that the team must remain realistic about the speed of their rivals on the cold Strip circuit.
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Lando Norris set a surprising pace in the second practice session for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, leaving Red Bull’s Helmut Marko to question McLaren’s true performance. With red flags and tricky conditions, the stage is set for an unpredictable weekend.
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Pierre Gasly is betting on chaos in Las Vegas. After a confidence-boosting race in Brazil, the Alpine driver is joking about pole position and praying for rain to level the playing field.
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With the battle for second place in the Constructors’ Championship heating up, Ferrari Chairman John Elkann issued harsh criticism after Brazil. Charles Leclerc explains why this pressure is vital for the team.
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The Formula 1 paddock is in an uproar after a 10-second penalty given to McLaren’s Oscar Piastri at Interlagos was branded « unacceptable » by Grand Prix Drivers’ Association (GPDA) director Carlos Sainz. The incident has reignited a fierce debate over the sport’s racing guidelines, with drivers demanding an urgent meeting with the FIA to address what they see as a growing disconnect between rigid rules and real-world racing.
While Felipe Massa has won the right to sue for damages over the infamous ‘Crashgate’ scandal that cost him the 2008 Formula 1 world championship, the British High Court has made it clear that the history books will not be rewritten. The ruling allows his £64 million claim to proceed to trial but dismisses any attempt to have him retroactively declared the 2008 champion.
Renault has made the controversial decision to shut down its Viry-Châtillon engine program, turning Alpine into a Mercedes customer team for 2026. While the move cuts costs, Managing Director Oliver Oakes warns that buying a German engine is not an automatic ticket to the podium.
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