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- 1George Russell's Baku win fuels 'cracked the code' theory▼George Russell Baku F1 win sparks "cracked the code" theory
George Russell won the Formula 1 race in Baku, Azerbaijan, prompting a theory among fans and motorsport media that the Mercedes driver has 'cracked the code' of the tricky street circuit or of extracting peak performance from his car. Outlets including Motorsport.com and Yahoo Sports have picked up on the discussion, with debate focused on how Russell managed the win and what it signals about Mercedes' form.
- 2Sebastian Vettel opens up on life after F1 retirement●Sebastian Vettel gives update on F1 future as he opens up on life after retirement https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/se
Four-time Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel has spoken about his life since retiring from the sport and addressed whether he might return to the grid. He says he remains open to opportunities but is content away from full-time racing. Motorsport fans are sharing his comments as they speculate about a possible comeback.
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Formula 1 fans are closely following live updates from the Bahrain Grand Prix, with Motorsport.com providing text commentary of the race. The event is drawing significant attention from Italian-speaking audiences, who are tracking the session in real time as the championship season continues.
- 4George Russell's Baku F1 win sparks 'cracked the code' theory▼George Russell Baku F1 win sparks "cracked the code" theory https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/george-russell-baku-f1-wi
George Russell won the Formula 1 race in Baku, prompting fans and commentators to suggest he has 'cracked the code' of the Azerbaijan street circuit. Discussion centres on whether his approach or Mercedes' setup gave him an edge, and what the result means for the championship battle.
- 5Lando Norris apologises to Franco Colapinto over race ban remarks●Lando Norris apologises to Franco Colapinto over F1 race ban comments https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/lando-norris-ap
McLaren driver Lando Norris has publicly apologised to Franco Colapinto after comments he made regarding a possible race ban for the Argentine driver. Norris acknowledged his remarks were unfair and moved to clarify the situation ahead of upcoming race weekends. The exchange has drawn attention among Formula 1 fans as championship tensions rise and drivers' off-track statements face greater scrutiny.
- 6Lewis Hamilton pays tribute to late dog Roscoe●Lewis Hamilton honours Roscoe with touching tribute one year after his death https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/lewis-ha
Formula 1 star Lewis Hamilton has marked one year since the death of his beloved bulldog Roscoe with a touching tribute. Roscoe was a familiar figure in the paddock and on Hamilton's social media for years, making the loss widely felt among fans. Hamilton's post remembering his pet has drawn warm reactions from the motorsport community.
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Motorsport.com argues that Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia would be the ideal host for Formula 1's first wet-weather race of the 2026 season. The circuit's tropical climate makes heavy rain a near-constant possibility, which would test the new 2026 regulations and tyres in challenging conditions. The discussion has drawn attention from fans and motorsport media weighing whether F1 should schedule such an event there.
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The F1 start of the 2026 season is drawing attention, with Motorsport.com arguing that Malaysia would be the ideal venue for Formula 1's first wet-weather race that year. The debate comes as fans and media weigh which circuits should open the 2026 calendar and how weather could shape the championship's early rounds.
- 9Has George Russell hit his stride too late in the F1 season?▼Has George Russell hit his stride too late? 'With this form I would have been in the fight' https://www.motorsport.com/f
George Russell says his recent run of strong form came too late to mount a title challenge, stating that 'with this form I would have been in the fight'. The Mercedes driver's improved results have prompted debate over whether a stronger mid-season showing could have put him among the championship contenders.
- 10Piastri calls costly Baku error that ended podium hopes "a bit weird"▼Oscar Piastri: Error that cost me F1 Azerbaijan GP podium was "a bit weird" https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/oscar-pia
McLaren driver Oscar Piastri described the mistake that cost him a podium finish at the Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku as "a bit weird", admitting he could not fully explain the error. The Australian had been in a strong position to finish on the podium before slipping up, and his comments have drawn attention from fans and pundits discussing what went wrong.
- 11How Red Bull bounced back at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix●What made Red Bull so fast in the Azerbaijan GP after Max Verstappen's qualifying issue https://www.motorsport.com/f1/ne
Red Bull delivered a standout pace in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix despite Max Verstappen encountering a qualifying problem earlier in the weekend, prompting analysis of how the team recovered its speed. Motorsport.com examines the technical and strategic factors that allowed the squad to rebound from the Saturday setback, a story drawing attention from Formula 1 fans following the race in Baku.
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NASCAR returns to Las Vegas Motor Speedway this weekend, with fans and media focusing on how to follow the action. Motorsport.com has published the full weekend schedule, start times, the entry list and TV broadcast details for the Las Vegas II round, giving spectators everything needed to watch practices, qualifying and the main race on television or streaming.
- 13Software glitch blamed for F1 formation lap chaos▼A software issue allegedly caused that formation lap shitshow. https://www. motorsport.com/f1/news/horribl e-totally-una
F1 drivers were left frustrated after a software glitch disrupted the formation lap at the Bahrain Grand Prix, with drivers describing the situation as 'horrible' and 'totally unacceptable' and saying they felt powerless. Reports say a software issue was behind the failure, and the incident is drawing criticism of race control and the sport's technology systems.
- 14Verstappen 'nightmare fuel' for Russell in Baku, says Brundle▼Max Verstappen was "nightmare fuel" for George Russell in Baku, says Alex Brundle https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/max
Alex Brundle has described Max Verstappen as "nightmare fuel" for George Russell following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku. The comment frames Verstappen's pace and pressure as a serious problem for Russell, and the remark is being circulated among Formula 1 fans discussing the drivers' rivalry and race performance.
- 15George Russell jokes about bad luck as F1 title hopes fade▼George Russell: "You've got to laugh" at bad luck as F1 title drifts away https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/george-russ
Mercedes driver George Russell says 'you've got to laugh' as his bad luck continues and his Formula 1 world championship hopes slip away. The British driver is trying to stay upbeat despite a run of misfortune that has seen him drift out of serious title contention while rivals pull ahead.
- 16Alpine issues statement over Colapinto abuse●Alpine makes statement as Franco Colapinto-related abuse accelerates https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/alpine-makes-sta
Alpine has released a statement responding to a wave of online abuse connected to Argentine driver Franco Colapinto, amid speculation linking him to a seat at the team. The team's comments address the harassment directed at its personnel and social media channels as fan campaigns over the F1 driver market intensify.
- 17Flavio Briatore apologises to Lando Norris after Azerbaijan GP crash●Flavio Briatore apologises to Lando Norris after Azerbaijan GP crash https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/flavio-briatore-
Flavio Briatore has publicly apologised to Lando Norris following the McLaren driver's crash at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku. The apology from the Alpine executive, who previously managed Norris' career rivalries in Formula 1, has drawn attention from motorsport fans debating the exchange and Norris' costly mistake during the race weekend.
- 18Bahrain Grand Prix: Sunday schedule and viewing guide for Malaysia▼F1 Bahrain GP in Malaysia: Sunday schedule, weather forecast and how to watch https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/f1-bahr
Motorsport.com has published a guide to Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix for fans in Malaysia, listing the full race-day schedule in local time, the weather outlook for the Sakhir circuit, and broadcast options for watching the season's opening round. The item helps Malaysian followers plan their Sunday around the race.
- 19Lewis Hamilton hails Sepang qualifying as his best lap of 2026▼Lewis Hamilton labels Sepang qualifying as "best lap" of his 2026 F1 season https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/lewis-ham
Lewis Hamilton has described his qualifying lap at the Malaysian Grand Prix circuit in Sepang as the best he has driven so far in the 2026 Formula 1 season. The seven-time world champion's praise of a single lap is drawing attention as he continues his campaign with Ferrari, with fans and media weighing what it says about his form this year.
- 20Arvid Lindblad apologises after Baku clash with Racing Bulls team-mate●Arvid Lindblad issues apology after Racing Bulls team-mate clash in Baku https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/arvid-lindbl
Racing Bulls driver Arvid Lindblad has publicly apologised following a collision with his team-mate during the Formula 1 weekend in Baku, Azerbaijan. The incident between the two Racing Bulls cars has drawn attention to the young driver's racecraft and the team's internal dynamics, with the apology quickly becoming a talking point among motorsport fans.
- 21Hamilton and Leclerc test rare Ferrari 12Cilindri Manuale at Fiorano▼Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc test rare Ferrari 12Cilindri Manuale at Fiorano https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/le
Ferrari Formula 1 drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc tested the rare 12Cilindri Manuale at the Fiorano circuit, according to Motorsport.com. The manual-gearbox version of Ferrari's V12 grand tourer is a limited model, and the two stars sampling it at the team's home test track has drawn attention from motorsport and car fans alike.
- 22Bahrain Grand Prix Friday practice: schedule, weather and viewing details▼F1 Bahrain GP in Malaysia: Friday schedule, weather forecast and how to watch
Formula 1 teams are on track at the Bahrain Grand Prix for Friday practice, with Malaysian fans checking local session times, weather conditions in Sakhir and broadcast options ahead of qualifying weekend. Coverage from Motorsport.com and Yahoo Sports lays out the Friday schedule and how viewers in Malaysia can follow the action as the season continues under desert conditions.
- 23Ayrton Senna's 1991 Honda NSX heads to auction▼Ayrton Senna's 1991 Honda NSX to go under the hammer for eye-watering sum https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/ayrton-senn
A 1991 Honda NSX owned by three-time Formula 1 world champion Ayrton Senna is set to be sold at auction, with expectations of a very high price given its provenance. The car, linked to the Brazilian legend's peak years with McLaren-Honda, is drawing attention from collectors and motorsport fans alike, who see it as a rare piece of F1 history.
- 24Lewis Hamilton's custom Monza outfit revealed after Ferrari F40 shoot▼Lewis Hamilton's custom Monza outfit revealed after iconic Ferrari F40 photoshoot https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/lew
Lewis Hamilton's custom outfit for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza has been revealed, following a photoshoot with the iconic Ferrari F40. The Ferrari driver's specially designed look for his home-team race weekend is drawing attention from fans of both Formula 1 and fashion, as his race-weekend style choices continue to attract coverage during his first season with the Italian team.
- 25Mercedes reveals F1 Bahrain GP updates▼Mercedes reveals F1 Bahrain GP updates https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/mercedes-reveals-f1-bahrain-gp-updates/1086077
Mercedes has revealed updates to its Formula 1 car ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix, as reported by Motorsport.com. The team is looking to improve its form as the season progresses, and the new parts are expected to attract attention from fans and rivals analysing whether the changes can close the gap to the front-runners in Sakhir.
- 26George Russell reveals F1 drivers' Langkawi trip before Bahrain GP▼George Russell details F1 drivers' Langkawi boys' trip ahead of Bahrain GP in Malaysia https://www.motorsport.com/f1/new
Mercedes driver George Russell has spoken about a group holiday he and several fellow Formula 1 drivers took to Langkawi, Malaysia, in the build-up to the Bahrain Grand Prix. The trip, described by Russell as a 'boys' trip', gave the grid a rare chance to relax together before the season ramps up, and the story has been picked up widely by motorsport media.
- 27Emerson Fittipaldi recalls Jochen Rindt's death and rise at Lotus●Emerson Fittipaldi on Jochen Rindt's death and how he became Team Lotus' F1 leader https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/em
Emerson Fittipaldi has spoken about the 1970 death of Jochen Rindt and how the tragedy made him Team Lotus' lead Formula 1 driver. The Brazilian reflects on stepping up at the team after Rindt's fatal crash at Monza, an accident that left Rindt champion posthumously. Fittipaldi's recollections offer a rare firsthand account of one of F1's darkest and most formative moments.
- 28Christian Horner responds to Ferrari F1 links via Martin Brundle▼Martin Brundle shares Christian Horner's response to Ferrari F1 links https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/martin-brundle-
Martin Brundle has shared Christian Horner's response to speculation linking him with a role at Ferrari in Formula 1. Horner, who left Red Bull after two decades leading the team, has been the subject of persistent paddock rumours about a comeback. His reply, relayed by Brundle, addresses whether he could join the Italian team.
- 29FIA explains why F1 cars stopped in rain▼FIA reveals why F1 cars stopped in rain at Bahrain GP in Malaysia
The FIA has given its explanation for why Formula 1 cars stopped during wet conditions at a Grand Prix, according to Motorsport.com. The headline's reference to a 'Bahrain GP in Malaysia' is confusing, as Bahrain and Malaysia hosted separate races, and no further details about the FIA's reasoning are provided in the available coverage.
- 30Bahrain Grand Prix Friday schedule and viewing guide for Malaysia▼F1 Bahrain GP in Malaysia: Friday schedule, weather forecast and how to watch https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/f1-bahr
Motorsport.com has published a guide for Formula 1's Bahrain Grand Prix aimed at fans in Malaysia, laying out the Friday practice schedule, the local weather forecast, and broadcast details for watching the session. It offers viewers in Malaysia the converted timings and practical information they need to follow the opening day of the race weekend.
- 31Verstappen and Hamilton's wholesome Sepang moment goes viral▼Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton go viral after "wholesome" Sepang F1 moment https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/max-ver
Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton have gone viral after sharing what fans are calling a "wholesome" moment at the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang. The interaction between the two drivers, who have one of Formula 1's fiercest rivalries in recent history, drew warm reactions online as fans celebrated the friendly exchange between the champions.
- 32Thunderstorms delay F1 Bahrain GP start at Sepang●F1 Bahrain GP in Malaysia start delayed as thunderstorms hit Sepang https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/f1-bahrain-gp-in-
The start of the Bahrain Grand Prix event held at Malaysia's Sepang circuit has been delayed after thunderstorms hit the area. Officials pushed back the session as heavy weather moved over the track, with fans and motorsport watchers following updates on when racing will get underway at the Malaysian venue.
- 33FIA software bug blamed for F1 chaos in Malaysia▼Explained: What was really going on with the FIA software bug causing F1 chaos in Malaysia
A software bug within the FIA's systems caused confusion and disruption during Formula 1's Malaysian Grand Prix weekend. Motorsport.com's explainer breaks down what actually went wrong with the technology, how it affected teams and race operations, and what the governing body is doing to prevent a repeat. The incident has reignited debate about the FIA's technical reliability.
- 34Why McLaren lagged Mercedes on Baku's straights▼Why McLaren was so much slower than Mercedes on Baku's straights https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/why-mclaren-was-so-m
Analysis from Motorsport examines why McLaren was significantly slower than Mercedes on the long straights of the Baku street circuit in Azerbaijan. The piece explores technical factors such as aerodynamic efficiency and top-speed differences between the two cars, a topic drawing attention as Formula 1 teams' straight-line performance gaps come under scrutiny following the race weekend.
- 35Toto Wolff's $102,000 IWC watch built to survive almost anything●Why Toto Wolff's $102,000 IWC watch can survive almost anything https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/why-toto-wolffs-10200
Mercedes Formula 1 team principal Toto Wolff wears an IWC watch worth $102,000 that is designed to withstand extreme conditions. The piece highlights the watch's durability engineering and its link to the Mercedes-AMG Petronas partnership, drawing interest from motorsport fans and luxury watch enthusiasts alike.
- 36Montoya praises Colapinto's aggressive style despite Baku crash●Juan Pablo Montoya admires Franco Colapinto's "aggressive" approach despite Baku crash https://www.motorsport.com/f1/new
Former F1 race winner Juan Pablo Montoya has defended young Argentine driver Franco Colapintointo, saying he admires the rookie's aggressive racing approach despite his crash during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend in Baku. Montoya's comments come as Colapinto faces scrutiny over costly mistakes while trying to establish himself in Formula 1, with fans debating whether his bold style is an asset or a liability.
- 37Verstappen's unusual run plan for Malaysian Grand Prix explained▼Max Verstappen’s unusual run plan and F1 teams’ biggest challenge in Malaysia explained
Ahead of the Malaysian round, attention is on Max Verstappen's unusual run plan and the biggest technical challenge facing Formula 1 teams at Sepang. Motorsport.com explains how Red Bull's testing approach and the extreme heat and humidity of the Malaysian circuit are shaping preparations. The item breaks down what makes the venue uniquely demanding for drivers and engineers alike.
- 38Malaysia tipped as host of F1's first wet-weather race in 2026▼Why Malaysia would be the best place for F1's first wet-weather race in 2026 https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/why-mala
Motorsport.com reports that Malaysia is being pitched as the ideal venue for Formula 1's first-ever wet-weather race in 2026. The argument centres on the country's tropical climate, which makes rain during races a realistic prospect, unlike many circuits on the current calendar where wet running is rare. The discussion comes as F1 considers adding dedicated wet-weather events to its future schedule.
- 39Lewis Hamilton's praise for Fernando Alonso wins fans over▼Lewis Hamilton goes viral with Fernando Alonso verdict as fans hail "legend" https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/lewis-ha
Lewis Hamilton has publicly delivered a glowing verdict on fellow Formula 1 veteran Fernando Alonso, and the remarks have spread quickly among motorsport fans. Supporters have been celebrating the seven-time world champion's comments, hailing him as a 'legend' and praising the mutual respect between the two long-time rivals.
- 40George Russell 'lost for words' over Malaysian fans' gift▼George Russell left "lost for words" by Malaysian F1 fans' special gift https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/george-russel
Mercedes Formula 1 driver George Russell said he was 'lost for words' after receiving a special gift from fans in Malaysia. The gesture has drawn attention in motorsport circles, with coverage highlighting the warm relationship between the British driver and his Malaysian supporters following the surprise presentation.