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Valtteri Bottas set a perfect lap at the end of Friday’s Q3 session meaning he’ll start the Sprint from pole position ahead of his Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton with Max Verstappen in third.
Max Verstappen fought off Mercedes’ strategic bluffs on course to victory in his maiden home race at Zandvoort, ahead of title rival Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas.
Max Verstappen’s perfect Q3 lap secures his sixth pole position of the season and an ever-important one in front of his home crowd.
After two laps under the Safety Car, the race directors decided to put an end to the race which saw Max Verstappen win the Belgian Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen left it late to claim pole position for the Belgian Grand Prix with George Russell qualifying a fantastic second for Williams.
A first-time winner, a battle between two greats and an opening lap crash were just a few things that we witnessed during a crazy Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring.
Esteban Ocon took a surprising victory at the Hungaroring as he took advantage of early mistakes at the front to hold off Sebastian Vettel for the duration of F1’s action-packed Hungarian Grand Prix.
Mercedes locked out the front row with Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas in first and second on the medium tyres for the race.
Lewis Hamilton took the win in controversial circumstances to round off an experimental weekend for F1 which tested the concept of a sprint qualifying session. Here are the biggest takeaways from round 10 of the 2021 F1 Championship.
A first lap incident between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen saw the Brit earn a 10-second time penalty, but the seven-time world champion overcame his troubles to win the 2021 F1 British Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen made the first-ever F1 Sprint count as he was able to get ahead of Lewis Hamilton to get pole position for the British Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion starts from second for the race on Sunday with Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas in third.
Lewis Hamilton will start Saturday’s first-ever Formula One sprint race from pole position after a stellar qualifying display on a stunning, picturesque, summer’s evening at Silverstone.
Max Verstappen delivered another fantastic win for Red Bull as he lead from start to finish at the Red Bull Ring.
Max Verstappen took his third consecutive F1 pole position in front of his barmy fanbase at the Red Bull Ring, four-hundredths ahead of McLaren’s Lando Norris.
Around the Red Bull Ring, the Styrian Grand Prix gave us many talking points with the Red Bull’s dominant once more in their home race.
Max Verstappen took a very impressive victory around the Red Bull Ring as he secured Red Bull’s third consecutive victory. The Mercedes pair of Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas came second and third as the pressure on them mounts even more.
Max Verstappen took his third pole position of 2021 under the scorching Styrian sun ahead of Valtteri Bottas, who will take a three-place grid drop and Lewis Hamilton with the seven-time world champion starting tomorrow’s race alongside the Red Bull.
The Red Bull team pulled off a fantastic two-stop strategy as they claimed back-to-back race victories with Max Verstappen on the top step this time around at the French Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen set a fantastic 1:29.990 lap time to get himself onto pole position for the French Grand Prix. The Dutchman will be joined on the front row by Championship rival Lewis Hamilton with Valtteri Bottas directly behind him in third.
Sergio Perez was triumphant around the speedy streets of Baku in Sunday’s hectic Azerbaijan Grand Prix ahead of Sebastian Vettel and Pierre Gasly. With plenty of action to suffice, here are the five takeaways from the sixth round of the 2021 Formula One season.
Sergio Perez took glory around the streets of a sun-drenched Baku in Formula One’s dramatic Azerbaijan Grand Prix ahead of Aston Martin’s Sebastian Vettel and AlphaTauri’s Pierre Gasly.
Charles Leclerc claimed back-to-back poles as he beat Lewis Hamilton. For the second race running, a red flag ends the session prematurely while Leclerc’s rivals were on flying laps.
Max Verstappen and Red Bull claimed the Championship lead after a dominant display around the streets of Monaco. Although it was an afternoon for the pit-wall as strategic choices proved to be pivotal up and down the field.
Lewis Hamilton claimed a century of pole positions as he narrowly beat Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and teammate Valtteri Bottas.