Lewis Hamilton has voiced his "shock" after securing sprint pole ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix. Hamilton secured his first sprint pole position since the 2021 British Grand Prix after setting a new lap record at the Shanghai International Circuit. READ MORE: Hamilton voices 'shock' after major Ferrari breakthrough
‘It’s just too slow’ - Max Verstappen stunned by front row result
Max Verstappen has admitted surprise over his front row result during sprint qualifying ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix. Verstappen narrowly missed out on the top spot to Lewis Hamilton , who topped the session for Ferrari . READ MORE: ‘It’s just too slow’ - Max Verstappen stunned by front row result
Helmut Marko sends Liam Lawson crucial Red Bull message
Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko has sent Liam Lawson a crucial message that the team "still has patience" for the New Zealander after his latest disappointment. Lawson was eliminated in the first part of the sprint shootout ahead of the first sprint race of the season in China, and will start in last at the Shanghai International Circuit. READ MORE: Helmut Marko sends Liam Lawson crucial Red Bull message
Williams F1 investigation delayed by Chinese GP stewards
Williams must wait until Saturday morning for an investigation into a potential breach of F1's technical regulations to be completed at the Chinese Grand Prix. Following Sprint qualifying , the team was referred to the stewards by FIA technical delegate Jo Bauer for not providing video files of the front and rear-wing cameras monitoring flexing within an hour at the end of FP1 - as the rules dictate. READ MORE: Williams F1 investigation delayed by Chinese GP stewards
Horner and Brown endure uncomfortable moment over awkward question
It was as uncomfortable as it gets for F1 rivals Zak Brown and Christian Horner. There has never been any love lost between the duo, resulting in tense exchanges between them in the past. READ MORE: Horner and Brown endure uncomfortable moment over awkward question
Norris exposes McLaren weakness after costly 'mistake'
Lando Norris has exposed a key McLaren weakness at the Chinese Grand Prix after an error cost the Briton sprint pole. The McLaren driver will start the first sprint race of the 2025 F1 season from sixth on the grid , following a lock-up in the closing stages of his final lap. READ MORE: Norris exposes McLaren weakness after costly 'mistake'
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