Lando Norris has been held accountable by McLaren for his near-collision with Oscar Piastri at the Singapore Grand Prix and will face “consequences” for it going forward, although neither he or the team has elaborated on what they are.
Category: Formula 1
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Hamilton: Horner to Ferrari rumours ‘distracting’
Lewis Hamilton has said rumours circulating about Christian Horner being in talks to join Ferrari are “distracting.”
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Verstappen on fifth F1 title hopes: It’s 50/50
Max Verstappen said his chances of winning a fifth Formula 1 world title this year are “50/50.”
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How to watch 2025 F1 U.S. Grand Prix: ESPN schedule
It’s time for the 2025 United States Grand Prix! Will Charles Leclerc repeat his 2024 win? Check out how to watch this weekend’s action on ESPN.
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Christian Horner’s F1 return: Where next after Red Bull exit?
With Christian Horner now free to return to Formula 1 in 2026, speculation about his next landing spot is rife – ESPN ranks the likelihood of his options.
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Heat hazard declared at U.S. Grand Prix
The FIA has declared a heat hazard at the U.S. Grand Prix, meaning driver cooling systems are expected to be in use for the second race weekend in a row.
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Verstappen takes sprint pole at US Grand Prix
Max Verstappen beat McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri to pole position for Saturday’s U.S. Grand Prix sprint to continue inching up the heat in the title fight.
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Brown: Norris’ repercussions are small
McLaren CEO Zak Brown says the repercussions facing Lando Norris for his collision with teammate Oscar Piastri at the Singapore Grand Prix are small enough that they will likely go unnoticed by fans.
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Norris sets the pace in US GP practice
Lando Norris set a commanding pace in practice for the United States Grand Prix to throw down the gauntlet to title rival Oscar Piastri.
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Russell convinced he has best F1 seat in 2026
George Russell believes most drivers on the Formula 1 grid would want to be in his Mercedes seat next season.