10 h. ago Ferrari admit ‘genuine error’ after Hamilton and Leclerc disqualified

Team say they will learn from mistakes at Chinese GPHamilton’s sixth place undone in second race for FerrariFerrari have admitted they were at fault for the mistakes that led to the disqualification of both their drivers, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, from the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday, in what was a disastrous close to the weekend for the Scuderia and a hugely disappointing outcome for Hamilton in only his second race for the team.Leclerc and Hamilton had finished fifth and sixth respectively in the race, which was won with ease by McLaren’s Oscar Piastri. However, three hours after the flag, and in the wake of the usual post-race inspection of the cars to ensure they are in compliance with regulations, Ferrari were found wanting over two clearly defined rules. Continue reading...

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13 h. ago Oscar Piastri's message to Lando Norris after Chinese GP win as Brit makes key admission

Oscar Piastri won the Chinese Grand Prix from pole with Lando Norris second, though the Brit admitted he was lucky to finish with his brakes failing and George Russell hunting him down

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14 h. ago Lewis Hamilton’s rocky start continues as Ferrari suffer double disqualification

Hamilton’s rear skid block was below the regulation thickness while Charles Leclerc’s car was found to be underweight in a race won by Oscar Piastri.

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14 h. ago Piastri wins F1 Chinese GP but woe for Ferrari as Hamilton and Leclerc disqualified

Australian first, with McLaren teammate Norris secondFerrari’s Hamilton and Leclerc disqualified after raceOscar Piastri won the Chinese Grand Prix with a dominant run from pole position for McLaren but Lewis Hamilton had an enormously frustrating close to only his second race for Ferrari when his car was disqualified for a technical infringement after the race.Piastri’s win in the second race of the new season once again demonstrated McLaren have a fearsomely quick car. He secured a comfortable one-two with his teammate Lando Norris in second. George Russell was third for Mercedes but 11 seconds down the road from the McLarens, with Max Verstappen fourth for Red Bull. Charles Leclerc and Hamilton finished in fifth and sixth for Ferrari, however both were then disqualified post-race. Continue reading...

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15 h. ago Lewis Hamilton is DISQUALIFIED from the Chinese Grand Prix due to little

JONATHAN McEVOY IN SHANGHAI: The seven-time world champion had finished sixth in a race won by Oscar Piastri , but will now be stripped of his eight points.

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16 h. ago Like my worst nightmare – Lando Norris admits brake issue in China was scary

The 25-year-old was forced to nurse a brake problem which struck his McLaren in the closing stages of Sunday’s race.

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17 h. ago Oscar Piastri undoes Melbourne heartache to clinch first victory of the F1 season

The Aussie driver undid the heartache of last-week's Australian Grand Prix - where he spun off the track and finished ninth - by picking up the third victory of his career in Shanghai.

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18 h. ago F1 standings after Chinese GP as Lando Norris maintains championship lead

Norris won the season-opening race in Australia and is seen as the favourite for the title this year

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18 h. ago Oscar Piastri wins Chinese Grand Prix as Lewis Hamilton struggles for Ferrari

Piastri and Lando Norris completed a McLaren one-two, with George Russell third and Hamilton back in sixth

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18 h. ago Chinese Grand Prix: Lando Norris second as Oscar Piastri wins and Lewis Hamilton struggles

George Russell third as McLaren make it two wins from two

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18 h. ago Lando Norris suffered 'my worst nightmare' as he admits terror during Chinese GP

Oscar Piastri won the Chinese Grand Prix as McLaren finished first and second, but they almost lost that latter result as Lando Norris suffered a problem with his brakes late on

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18 h. ago Piastri wins F1 Chinese GP, with Norris second on dominant day for McLaren

Australian bounces back from Melbourne dismayRussell third for Mercedes, with Verstappen in fourthOscar Piastri won the Chinese Grand Prix with a dominant run from pole position for McLaren, once again demonstrating the team have a fearsomely quick car in the second race of the new season. He secured a comfortable one-two, with his teammate Lando Norris in second. George Russell was third for Mercedes but 11 seconds down the road from the McLarens, with Max Verstappen fourth for Red Bull and Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in fifth and sixth for Ferrari.Piastri controlled what was very much a processional race, with a flawless drive from pole, with Norris moving up to second from the start and McLaren then in a commanding position from which they were not threatened. Tyre-wear management dominated a somewhat prosaic affair but Norris did well to survive a late-race brake problem to claim second, while Ferrari switched Hamilton and Leclerc mid-race but they could make no impressio...

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19 h. ago F1 Chinese GP LIVE: Oscar Piastri leads as Lewis Hamilton told to move aside for Charles Leclerc

Follow updates from the Shanghai International Circuit as Piastri leads a McLaren one-two

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19 h. ago F1 standings after Chinese GP as Lando Norris extends championship lead

Norris won the season-opening race in Australia and is seen as the favourite for the title this year

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20 h. ago F1 Chinese GP LIVE: Oscar Piastri keeps lead at start as Lewis Hamilton clashes with Charles Leclerc

Follow updates from the Shanghai International Circuit as Piastri leads a McLaren one-two early on

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26 h. ago Chinese Grand Prix 2025: Start time, grid positions, how to watch F1 and weather forecast today

McLaren’s Oscar Piastri takes first career pole position in Shanghai ahead of George Russell and Lando Norris

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36 h. ago Hamilton hits out at ‘yapping’ critics after sprint race success at Chinese GP

‘People underestimated steep climb of joining new team’Piastri takes first pole ahead of Russell and NorrisFeisty, confident and feeling vindicated, Lewis Hamilton will, to an extent, be at ease with how he fares in Sunday’s Chinese Grand Prix. After his victory in the sprint race on Saturday, the seven-time champion was energised and assured he is on the right path with Ferrari and even a tough day in Shanghai will not detract from the sense he has seized the reins.A long road lies ahead, but his condemnation of the “yapping” of criticism after a striking victory was the fighting talk of a man who feels he is just beginning to land some blows. Continue reading...

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40 h. ago F1 Chinese GP LIVE: Race start time as Oscar Piastri starts on pole ahead of Lewis Hamilton

Follow updates from the Shanghai International Circuit as Piastri starts on pole with George Russell alongside him

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41 h. ago Oscar Piastri takes title fight to Lando Norris with first F1 pole position at Chinese GP

Piastri pulled out all the stops to see off George Russell by just 0.082 seconds with Norris settling for third

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41 h. ago Max Verstappen tells Sky Sports F1 reporter they are wrong with blunt Chinese GP verdict

Max Verstappen qualified fourth for the Chinese Grand Prix with the McLarens of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris ahead of him, as well as George Russell in the Mercedes

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