Russell takes a dominant Baku pole (1:42.526, +0.837s over Leclerc) while Antonelli hits the Turn 1 wall in Q1 and starts 16th.
Russell storms to Baku pole by 0.837s as Antonelli crashes in Q1 Read More »
Alexander Dunne took Qualifying 1 pole by 0.033s over teammate Martinius Stenshorne, who answered with Qualifying 2 pole on a 1:53.728 as Rodin Motorsport locked out both front rows in Baku’s supersized Round 12.
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Beganovic beats Dunne to Madring pole; Câmara P3, Tsolov P5 after a crash-filled session.
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Gasly delivered a maiden pole, Russell missed an opportunity and McLaren’s final attack unravelled. Our verdict on Monza’s qualifying winners and losers.
Monza 2026 Qualifying: Winners & Losers Read More »
Russell led final practice, but Gasly transformed Saturday at Monza with a maiden F1 pole, beating the Mercedes driver by just 0.060 seconds.
Monza 2026: Gasly Stuns Russell After Mercedes Leads FP3 Read More »
George Russell controlled the 24-lap Zandvoort Sprint, but Lando Norris answered with pole for Sunday’s Dutch Grand Prix. Here is the complete Saturday report, full top 10s, and our winners and losers from both sessions.
Dutch GP 2026 Saturday Report: Russell Wins, Norris Takes Pole Read More »
Antonelli’s final-lap brilliance, Hadjar’s unanswerable P5, and a home hero left puzzled after the Luffield gravel — the full verdict on Saturday’s qualifying.
British GP Qualifying 2026: Winners and Losers Read More »
The 2026 F1 qualifying head-to-heads reveal tight battles at McLaren, Ferrari and Mercedes, while Verstappen, Alonso and Sainz lead more clearly inside their teams.
F1 2026 Team-Mate Qualifying Battles Compared Read More »
After months chasing his teammate, Lewis Hamilton walked into Montreal without a single simulator session — and walked out faster than Charles Leclerc in every qualifying segment of the weekend.
Hamilton’s No-Simulator Gamble Pays Off as He Beats Leclerc Twice in Montreal Read More »
Done complaining. Not done noticing. Sainz’s post-Miami verdict is precise and deliberate — the racing got better, the qualifying is still broken, and there’s already a new problem forming on the straights.
Sainz: 2026 Rules “Not Good Enough” — But He’ll Stop Complaining Read More »
