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Piastri ignored his race engineer to pull off race-winning pass on Leclerc
Oscar Piastri revealed he disregarded an instruction from his race engineer to pull off the overtaking move which won him the Azerbaijan GP. Source
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Why Leclerc rued Ferrari’s strategy after Piastri passed him to win
Charles Leclerc was leading by almost six seconds when he made his pit stop, so how did he manage to lose the lead of the Azerbaijan GP? Source
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Should Sainz and Perez have avoided penalties for their Azerbaijan GP crash?
Sergio Perez and Carlos Sainz Jnr were cleared over their crash in Baku. But should the stewards have held one of them responsible? Source
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Palou clinches third IndyCar title as Herta passes O’Ward to win finale
Alex Palou secured his third IndyCar championship despite finishing a lap down in the season finale in Nashville. Source
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Mercedes “not fooling ourselves” over Baku performance after Russell’s podium
In the round-up: Mercedes “not fooling ourselves” over Baku podium • Grid drop and disqualification for Maini over crash • McLaren fined Source
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Piastri defeats Leclerc with a little help from Norris as roles reverse at McLaren
Oscar Piastri claimed his second grand prix victory in style thanks to a bold pass on Charles Leclerc and assistance from Lando Norris. Source
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Verstappen says ill-handling Red Bull was on three wheels in most corners
Max Verstappen says his Red Bull was handling so badly in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix his wheels lost contact with the ground in some corners. Source
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Norris slates critics for “talking nonsense” over his Q1 exit in Baku
Lando Norris said his elimination in the first round of qualifying in Baku was ‘one of the most unfair things that happened in a long time.’ Source
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F1 drivers surprised race control waited before deploying VSC after Sainz-Perez crash
F1 drivers questioned why race control waited over a minute to deploy the Virtual Safety Car after yesterday’s heavy crash in Baku. Source
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How to watch the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix
The Singapore Grand Prix is one of the longest and most gruelling races on the calendar, but the F1 teams have three weekends off after it. Source
