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One of the highlights of Saudi Arabia’s sporting calendar returned for its fifth edition this past weekend as Formula One’s ...
Charles Leclerc completed the podium, edging out Lando Norris, who did really well to finish fourth from P10 after the crash ...
Piastri was three points behind Norris going into Sunday's race, partly because of a costly spin at his home race in ...
Oscar Piastri won the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on Sunday and seized the Formula One championship lead from McLaren teammate ...
Charles Leclerc’s hard-fought third-place finish in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix marked Ferrari’s long-awaited return to the ...
JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia, April 21 (AP): Oscar Piastri has shown he has the pace to fight for the Formula 1 title. In winning the ...
Since having his duties reduced in the IndyCar world, Romain Grosjean has looked back on his previous venture in F1 and was ...
It's been a whirlwind to start the F1 season, five races in six weekends, and these names could use a breather.
Lewis Hamilton has admitted a lack of comfort in his Ferrari car after another race without a podium finish. Hamilton ...
McLaren’s Oscar Piastri jumped in front at the pit stops, after Verstappen’s five-second penalty, and never looked back.
Australian wins third race from five so far this year, with four-time champion Max Verstappen in second place in Jeddah.
Oscar Piastri conceded Max Verstappen was a touch too close for his and McLarens liking at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.