Lewis Hamilton and Fred Vasseur at the Chinese GP

Ferrari F1 boss refutes “false” claims of Hamilton being past his prime

Ferrari F1 Team Principal Fred Vasseur has dismissed claims of Lewis Hamilton being past his prime, labelling them as “harsh” and “false”. Speaking to L’Équipe, the Frenchman expressed that Hamilton’s strict dedication has been a great help in pushing the team forward this season. The two last worked together in Formula 3 and GP2, where…

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Piastri: Adaptability key to handle tricky to drive MCL39 F1 car. Following a disappointing home race in Melbourne, Oscar Piastri's redemption drive at the F1 Chinese GP saw him victorious last Sunday ahead of teammate Lando Norris.
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Piastri: Adaptability key to handle tricky to drive MCL39 F1 car

Following a disappointing home race in Melbourne, Oscar Piastri’s redemption drive at the F1 Chinese GP saw him victorious last Sunday ahead of McLaren teammate Lando Norris. The Woking-based team’s performance continues on an upward trajectory as they claimed their third victory in a row. In 2025, the MCL39 has clearly set the standards in…

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Sauber C45 “not the easiest to drive” as Hülkenberg struggled at F1 Chinese GP

Despite such a good start to the season for Nico Hülkenberg and Sauber in the unpredictable conditions in Australia, the second race at the F1 Chinese GP had its own challenges. The 2025 season has started well for Sauber, with Hülkenberg collecting more points for the team in the season opener alone than the team’s…

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Kick Sauber driver Gabriel Bortoleto at the Shanghai International Circuit, Chinese GP
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“Not proud” – Gabriel Bortoleto rues his early mistake at the F1 Chinese GP

Sauber driver Gabriel Bortoleto endured a frustrating F1 Chinese GP, with an early spin derailing his chances of making progress. The Brazilian rookie, who was making just his second start, admitted he was “not proud” of his mistake after losing control on the opening lap.  Despite the setback, he managed to recover valuable track time,…

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Isack Hadjar and team principal Laurent Mekies at the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai
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Hadjar did not want to “invent strategy” on F1 race debut at Chinese GP

Isack Hadjar’s first official F1 race start with the Racing Bulls team went well following a Q3 appearance for both the rookie and teammate Yuki Tsunoda. Hadjar’s Racing Bulls car was quick through his stint on medium-compound tyres and still fast following his first pit stop for the hard-compound tyres. However, an overly conservative race…

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SHANGHAI, CHINA - MARCH 22: Ayao Komatsu, Team Principal of Haas F1 and Oliver Bearman of Great Britain and Haas F1 talk on the grid prior to the Sprint ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of China at Shanghai International Circuit on March 22, 2025 in Shanghai, China. (Photo by Simon Galloway/LAT Images)
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Ollie Bearman hails “fantastic” VF-25 after points finish at F1 Chinese GP

Ollie Bearman’s 2025 started with a difficult weekend in Australia, but the 19-year-old Haas driver turned it around for the F1 Chinese GP, leaving with points after an impressive display. Bearman had a slow start to the weekend but immediately showed more pace than he had around Melbourne. Bearman advanced past his teammate and made…

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