Tsunoda reveals key to best F1 2025 result at Azerbaijan GP

Yuki Tsunoda revealed ‘unlocking something’ post-Monza was key to his much-improved Azerbaijan Grand Prix performance amid doubts over his Formula 1 future. 
The 25-year-old both qualified and finished sixth in Baku over the weekend,  marking his best result since joining Red Bull for round three of 2025 from sister squad Racing Bulls.
It was a rare positive during a very poor season …Keep reading
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Celebrating an unsung hero who changed motorsport forever

For someone who stumbled into the motorsport world, Stuart Turner – who died aged 92 in early September – has left an indelible mark on the industry.
Turner was one of those rare individuals that had an infinite and enviable amount of strings to their bow. Seemingly everything he touched turned to gold. A champion rally co-driver, a visionary, an architect of major motorsport campaigns, a …Keep reading
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Is Verstappen actually in the F1 2025 title fight?

Formula 1 may have a surprise third contender for its 2025 world title after Max Verstappen’s domination of the previous two grands prix compared to McLaren’s downfall.
The Red Bull driver won from pole in both Monza and Baku, marking the first time this year that McLaren had gone consecutive races without winning.
Its drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri respectively finished second …Keep reading
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Verstappen dismisses F1 title fight talk: “I don’t rely on hope”

Reigning world champion Max Verstappen has shrugged off suggestions his wins in Monza and Baku have brought him back into the 2025 Formula 1 title fight.
Verstappen’s Red Bull team appears to have turned a corner since the Dutchman’s surprisingly dominant win at the Italian Grand Prix, and Verstappen followed that up with a straightforward victory in Baku after taking a clinical pole position …Keep reading
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Ferrari: Hamilton ‘misjudged’ finishing line when swapping positions in F1 Azerbaijan GP

“I don’t really care, it’s for eighth place – so it’s okay, he can enjoy that P8.”
Charles Leclerc’s post-race radio harrumph in Baku brought to mind the classic episode of the British TV series Come Dine With Me in which one of the losing contestants took his defeat spectacularly poorly: “You won, Jane. Enjoy the money. I hope it makes you very happy. I hope you spend it on getting some …Keep reading
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