Max Verstappen landed pole position at Silverstone after a nail-biting last lap in Q3, beating out McLaren's Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris. Ferrari had flashes of speed, Hamilton got ahead of Leclerc for fifth, and an early red flag tested teams' nerves as Franco Colapinto crashed in Q1.
Ferrari jumped to second in the F1 constructors’ standings after a strong Spanish Grand Prix. Team boss Fred Vasseur is happy with the progress but says there’s still a big gap to McLaren. He stresses that better qualifying is key if Ferrari wants to fight for wins instead of just podiums.
Max Verstappen lost the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after a five-second penalty for cutting Turn 2 and keeping the lead from Oscar Piastri. Stewards said Piastri was entitled to the corner based on his position. Verstappen avoided commenting on the decision, as McLaren celebrated their first win since 2012.
Lando Norris led the charge in Friday's only practice session at the 2025 Chinese Grand Prix, outperforming Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri. With a revamped Shanghai circuit providing ample grip, Norris clinched the fastest lap at 1:31.504, leaving Leclerc and Piastri trailing. The session saw excitement with a red flag incident due to Jack Doohan's power steering issues, while Max Verstappen faced challenges finishing in 16th.
