McLaren team principal Andrea Stella is convinced Oscar Piastri’s disastrous Azerbaijan Grand Prix was a one-off, saying all the great drivers — including seven-time champion Michael Schumacher — have had comparable weekends.
Category: Formula 1
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Sainz: Baku podium feels better than the rest
Williams driver Carlos Sainz said his third-place finish at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix felt even better than the first podium result of his career.
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Hamilton to apologise to Leclerc over P8 swap
Lewis Hamilton said he will apologise to Charles Leclerc following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after he misjudged an attempt to give eighth position back to his Ferrari teammate on the final lap of the race.
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Verstappen wins in Baku; Russell, Sainz podium
Max Verstappen took victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix as McLaren’s chaotic weekend on the streets of Baku continued with Oscar Piastri crashing out on the opening lap and Lando Norris securing seventh place.
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F1 25 starts Season 3 with F2 content, driver ratings update
See how F1’s drivers stack up against one another based on performances from the Belgian to the Italian Grand Prix.
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Stella: McLaren eye pit stop improvements
McLaren has highlighted pit stops as a key area for improvement after slow tyre changes impacted Lando Norris at the last two grands prix.
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Guenther Steiner, team owner: Why MotoGP is ex-Haas boss’ next stop
Ex-Haas team boss Guenther Steiner is the newest MotoGP team owner, but can the Drive To Survive star help F1’s two-wheeled equivalent hit new heights?
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Norris: Verstappen title charge ‘no surprise’
Lando Norris has said Red Bull’s resurgence in the last two races should come as no surprise as he prepares for Max Verstappen to become a factor in the title race.
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Sources: Horner gets $100M payout, eyes return
Christian Horner will be able to return to Formula 1 as early as spring 2026 after finalising a payout with Red Bull, sources have told ESPN.
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Sainz’s podium finish in Baku sets record straight on his season at Williams
Carlos Sainz’ third-place finish in Baku was a great response to critics who had accused the Spanish driver of being past it since moving from Ferrari to Williams.