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    Antonelli wins US Grand Prix but must wait for title

    In a stunning display at the US Grand Prix, Kimi Antonelli celebrated a decisive victory, bringing him within striking distance of the championship title. Requiring only two points in Mexico City to seal his fate, Antonelli boasts a significant 123-point advantage over George Russell and 124 points ahead of Lewis Hamilton.

    Indian prodigy Atiqa Mir joins Kart Republic, a launchpad for F1 stars

    Atiqa Mir has joined the Kart Republic team mid-season, enhancing her promising career in karting. She aims to excel in the OKJ category by competing with top drivers worldwide. Dino Chiesa, the team's owner, praised her raw speed and significant potential for success. Previously, she achieved notable results, including qualifying for pole position in a competitive series.

    Max Verstappen beats Kimi Antonelli to win F1's Bahrain GP in Malaysia as George Russell retires

    Max Verstappen claimed his first victory of the season at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, amid challenging wet conditions and car technicalities. Following a gripping race, Verstappen edged past Kimi Antonelli and George Russell to seize the lead. Lewis Hamilton managed to secure third place after overcoming a shaky start, while Charles Leclerc from Ferrari took fourth, boosting his team's overall standing.

    George Russell edges Max Verstappen in Baku thriller

    George Russell secured a thrilling victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix by narrowly beating Max Verstappen on the final lap. This win reduced Kimi Antonelli's lead in the standings from 81 to 66 points after a challenging race. Antonelli managed to finish fifth despite starting from 16th position, benefiting from incidents involving other drivers. Verstappen's strong performance continued as he sought to regain his winning form this season.

    Formula 1: Red Bull extends Isack Hadjar's contract through 2027; promoted to drive alongside Verstappen

    Red Bull announced on Wednesday the extension of Formula 1 star Isack Hadjar's contract throught the 2027 F1 season. Hadjar was promoted to the main Red Bull team this year to drive alongside four-time world champion Max Verstappen, replacing Yuki Tsunoda. Before the injury, Hadjar had reeled off seven consecutive top-six finishes, including a podium in Monaco. He's currently eighth in the drivers' standings with 71 points -- 12 ahead of Lawson and 49 behind McLaren's Oscar Piastri.

    No luck for Norris as Antonelli becomes Madring's first F1 winner

    Kimi Antonelli secured victory at the inaugural Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid. A timely virtual safety car intervention significantly altered the race's outcome. Lando Norris experienced misfortune, losing his commanding lead during the crucial period. Max Verstappen finished second, while Norris recovered to claim third place. Antonelli extended his championship lead with this significant win.

    • Viral Video: Oscar Piastri crashes out of Australian Grand Prix after skidding off at Turn 4 and slamming into barrier before the race start; watch here

      Home hero Oscar Piastri's Australian Grand Prix dream ended before it began after a crash on his reconnaissance lap. Hitting an exit kerb at turn four, Piastri lost control due to unexpected torque surge and cold tyres, damaging his McLaren. Despite the incident, he confirmed he was uninjured, while George Russell took the win.

      Oscar Piastri crash: McLaren driver explains pre-race crash at Australian GP

      Oscar Piastri's Australian Grand Prix hopes were dashed before the race began after crashing on the reconnaissance lap. The McLaren driver lost control exiting Turn 4 due to cold tires and an unexpected engine power surge, resulting in terminal damage to his car. Piastri expressed disappointment, stating the incident was a combination of his error and an unforeseen technical factor.

      Lando Norris wins first F1 World Championship, ends Verstappen’s four-year reign

      In a thrilling climax to the season, Lando Norris has achieved his first Formula One world championship, triumphing at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. This remarkable victory interrupted Max Verstappen's four-year reign, as he crossed the finish line in third place.

      F1 Qatar Grand Prix Today: Race time, streaming – Will Norris become the champion? Piastri and Verstappen odds

      F1 Race today: As Formula One heads into the second last weekend of the 2025 season, attention has shifted to today’s F1 race at the Losail International Circuit, where McLaren’s Lando Norris is set to clinch his first world championship title.

      F1 Race: Las Vegas GP result; Verstappen takes the win, check current standings

      Max Verstappen Las Vegas F1: Max Verstappen secured a crucial victory at the Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025, fending off Lando Norris who finished second. Despite Norris extending his championship lead, Verstappen's win keeps his title defence alive heading into the final two rounds. George Russell claimed third place for Mercedes.

      Oscar Piastri's slump in Texas tightens F1 title race with five rounds to go

      In a gripping turn of events, Oscar Piastri's grip on the Formula 1 championship is loosening. After the thrilling United States Grand Prix, where his McLaren teammate Lando Norris and fierce competitor Max Verstappen ramped up their scores, Piastri found himself finishing in fifth place. Verstappen clinched victory while Norris claimed the runner-up spot, igniting a fierce final five races.

      Max Verstappen captures Italian Grand Prix in record time

      Max Verstappen dominated the Italian Grand Prix, securing a record-breaking victory for Red Bull with an average speed of 155.791 mph. McLaren teammates Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri followed, with team strategy creating drama between them. Despite a strong finish from Leclerc and Hamilton, Ferrari maintained a 20-point lead over Mercedes in the team standings.

      F1 Standings: Who’s dominating after the Hungarian Grand Prix? Just 9 points separate the top two

      In a sport where milliseconds define legacies, the Hungarian Grand Prix has served as both a reset and a prelude. With just nine points separating the top two drivers, Formula 1 fans are in for a dramatic conclusion to the 2025 campaign.

      F1 standings 2025 after Hungary GP: McLaren's Piastri leads while Max Verstappen drops further back; Check details

      Lando Norris secured a hard-fought victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix, narrowly defeating his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri in a thrilling finish. Norris's strategic one-stop tire strategy proved decisive as he held off a late charge from Piastri, who opted for two stops.

      F1 Hungarian GP: McLaren's Lando Norris beats teammate Piastri by less than a second to win Grand Prix

      Lando Norris secured a thrilling victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix, narrowly defeating his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri in a nail-biting finish. Despite a challenging start, Norris's strategic one-stop tire strategy proved decisive. George Russell completed the podium for Mercedes, while Charles Leclerc, who started on pole, finished fourth after criticizing Ferrari's strategy.

      Oscar Piastri wins Belgian GP, extends championship lead

      Belgian GP 2025 Winner: Oscar Piastri secured victory at the Belgian Grand Prix. His teammate, Lando Norris, finished second. Charles Leclerc of Ferrari took third place. Piastri has extended his lead in the driver standings. The race was delayed due to heavy rain. Max Verstappen finished fourth in the race. Laurent Mekies debuted as Red Bull team principal.

      Lando Norris wins Austrian Grand Prix; Max Verstappen DNF

      Lando Norris secured victory at the Austrian Grand Prix, closely followed by his McLaren teammate, Oscar Piastri. The race saw intense battles between the two drivers. Charles Leclerc finished third. Max Verstappen retired early due to a collision with Kimi Antonelli. Antonelli received a penalty for the incident. George Russell had previously won the Canadian Grand Prix.

      F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: Lando Norris wins as McLaren top F1 standings for 1st time since 1998

      F1 race Abu Dhabi: Lando Norris secured McLaren's first F1 constructors' title since 1998 with a victory at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Teammate Oscar Piastri's collision with Max Verstappen hampered their race, but Ferrari's second and third-place finishes weren't enough to overtake McLaren. This win also cemented Norris' teammate Oscar Piastri's first F1 constructors' title.

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