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Pole Position Payback

Pole Position Payback

Ferrari star Charles Leclerc will start from the front in Azerbaijan after a torrid grand prix qualifying session that produced only one winner from the could-have, would haveand should have contenders. Leclerc banked his second straight F1 pole position with the help of his Ferrari team mate Carlos Sainz, who

Mighty Max In Monaco

Mighty Max In Monaco

There were horror stories across the grand prix grid as Max Verstappen romped home in the Monaco Grand Prix. Pole sitter Charles Leclerc failed to start after a failure in his Ferrari – not the gearbox according to team boss Mattia Binotto – on the formation lap as the result of a

Controversial Pole In Monaco

Controversial Pole In Monaco

Hometown hero Charles Leclerc is still waiting to see if he will start the Monaco Grand Prix from pole position. The Ferrari star claimed a controversial top spot in qualifying after he crashed and caused an early end to the timed runs. Max Verstappen, Valtteri Bottas and his team mate

Red Cars Romp

Red Cars Romp

Ferrari upstaged Mercedes and Red Bull as Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz topped the times on the opening day of practice for the Monaco Grand Prix. The Bulls and Benzes have yet to engage their qualifying boost settings, which should take them back to the top when the going gets

Albon Back At Red Bull

Albon Back At Red Bull

Tyre testing with Pirelli has given Alex Albon another crack at Red Bull Racing. But the driver who was dropped from the Bulls and then forced out of F1, to race this year in the German touring car championship in a Ferrari, is not making a grand prix comeback. Instead,

Advantage Lewis In Spain

Advantage Lewis In Spain

Max Verstappen tried everything, including running his race rival out of road at the first turn, but there was no way he could stop Lewis Hamilton winning the Spanish Grand Prix. Mercedes has been the dominant force at Barcelona throughout the hybrid era in Formula One and it was the

100 Not-out For Hamilton

100 Not-out For Hamilton

Based on qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton will win the Formula One world championship of 2021. As he sprinted to a record 100th pole position, and left Max Verstappen wondering what had happened, Hamilton proved he really is a cut above the rest of the grand prix