Charles Leclerc has talked about the close battle amongst Max Verstappen and the McLaren drivers for the 2025 F1 Drivers' Championship
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Charles Leclerc looking to capitalise on opportunities vs the three 2025 F1 title contenders

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc has opened up about taking advantage of the close title fight, the likelihood of Max Verstappen winning the Drivers’ Championship, and which McLaren driver he expects to come out on top with four rounds to go in the 2025 F1 season.  While Lando Norris took the championship lead from McLaren teammate Oscar…

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Jenson Button and Brawn GP celebrate after securing the Formula 1 World Drivers' and World Constructors' Championships at the 2009 F1 Brazilian Grand Prix.
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Jenson Button’s championship-winning moment: The story of the 2009 F1 Brazilian Grand Prix

Before the Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix was transformed into the F1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix in 2021, the Autódromo José Carlos Pace, better known as Interlagos, witnessed many championship-clinching races. One of which came in the penultimate round of the 2009 F1 World Championship which saw Jenson Button claim his first and only World…

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Verstappen denies F1 mid-season lost interest suggestion from Marko

Speaking ahead of the 2025 F1 Mexico City Grand Prix, Max Verstappen unequivocally dismissed recent suggestions that he lost interest during the season. They particularly linked his participation in other events like the Nordschleife to a supposed lack of focus. The speculation was ignited by comments from Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko. He had theorized…

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Martin Brundle says Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc “100%” deserved penalties for going off at Turn 1 at the F1 Mexico City GP.
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Brundle: Verstappen and Leclerc “100%” should have been penalised for turn 1 cuts at F1 Mexico City GP

The Turn 1 incident at the F1 Mexico City GP sparked a major debate about whether the stewards should have penalized Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen for going wide and regaining their positions, and Martin Brundle has had his say. While the stewards opted for no further action, several drivers, including George Russell and Fernando…

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Yuki Tsunoda believes he delivered one of his best performances for Red Bull at the F1 Mexico City GP, despite losing “easy points”.
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Tsunoda frustrated after losing “easy points” but motivated after strong pace in F1 Mexico City GP

Yuki Tsunoda came into Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez with a can-do attitude for Sunday’s race at the F1 Mexico City GP, hopeful that a points finish was imminent. However, he left rather frustrated after landing P11 at a race where he believed extracting points from the RB21 would be straightforward. Starting his race from P10, the…

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Max Verstappen's Mexico City GP performance delivered an unexpected podium finish for Red Bull this weekend.
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Verstappen happy with P3 at 2025 F1 Mexico City GP but laments “a difficult weekend” overall for Red Bull

Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen achieved an expected podium finish at the 2025 F1 Mexico City GP. The Dutch driver secured third place after a challenging weekend. With this race result, he maintained his charge for the championship. However, it was an expected result for Verstappen, who admitted that he was surprised by his accomplishment…

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Yuki Tsunoda secures a P10 start at the F1 Mexico City GP, highlighting struggles with mechanical grip through the weekend.
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Tsunoda secures P10 start with grip issues at F1 Mexico City GP

Following a challenging qualifying session at the F1 Mexico City GP, Yuki Tsunoda secured a P10 starting position for the race. In the post-session media debrief, the Japanese driver elaborated on his performance, the car’s limitations and a clear difference in equipment compared to his teammate, Max Verstappen. Tsunoda on Qualifying performance at F1 Mexico…

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Max Verstappen struggled during qualifying at the F1 Mexico City GP. Verstappen qualified P5 behind rival Lando Norris.
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“I have no pace” — Verstappen frustrated with P5 in F1 Mexico City GP Qualifying

Despite a dominant performance last weekend, Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen struggled for pace during the F1 Mexico City GP Qualifying. Verstappen complained about his overheated tyres, struggling with oversteer into Turn 9 across the qualifying session. The Dutch driver ultimately qualified P5. He starts the race behind championship rival Lando Norris on pole…

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