#F1 #SingaporeGP OCTOBER 11: Third placed Andrea Kimi Antonelli of Italy and Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team celebrates on the podium

Singapore Grand Prix, Sunday SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE - OCTOBER 11: Third placed Andrea Kimi Antonelli of Italy and Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team celebrates on the podium during the F1 Grand Prix of Singapore at Marina Bay Street Circuit on October 11, 2026 in Singapore, Singapore. (Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images)

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Coming away from Singapore with a podium for Kimi and points for George is a solid outcome, particularly given where we started the race. We knew overtaking would be difficult, so a lot of the opportunities were going to come through strategy and making the most of the tyre performance in the closing stages. Kimi drove a very mature race, managed his tyres well, and then had the pace to make the moves that secured the podium. George's race was always going to be challenging starting from the back, but he fought hard throughout, made some brilliant overtakes and got himself back into the points

Sunday SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE - OCTOBER 11: Third placed Andrea Kimi Antonelli of Italy and Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team celebrates on the podium during the F1 Grand Prix of Singapore at Marina Bay Street Circuit on October 11, 2026 in Singapore

#F1 #SingaporeGP #Formula1 - McLaren’s Costly Clash as Verstappen Takes Singapore Pole | Singapore Grand Prix 2026: Autosport

10 October 2026

Autosport’s Jake Boxall-Legge reports from the Singapore GP paddock after a dramatic Saturday, with Max Verstappen winning the sprint before securing pole for Sunday’s Grand Prix. Jake analyses McLaren’s costly sprint collision between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, Ferrari’s missed opportunity in qualifying, Mercedes’ progress with its updated package and the strategic challenges facing the teams under the Marina Bay lights. Chapters 00:00 Saturday in the Singapore paddock 00:37 Verstappen wins the sprint 01:24 Red Bull’s slow-start problem 02:04 McLaren’s sprint collision 02:22 Verstappen takes Grand Prix pole 03:16 Ferrari’s qualifying struggles 04:19 Mercedes’ progress and Racing Bulls’ battle 04:45 McLaren’s reaction to the collision 05:31 The impact on the constructors’ championship 06:26 Will McLaren take action against its drivers? 06:52 McLaren’s upcoming upgrade 07:22 Sunday’s race strategy 08:01 Weather uncertainty in Singapore

#f1 #formula1 #asia - Domenicali: Asia Is Important in F1's Growth Ambitions: Bloomberg Television

9 October 2026

Formula 1 President & CEO Stefano Domenicali says Asia plays an important role in its future growth ambitions. He speaks with Haslinda Amin from the sidelines of '2026 Milken Institute Asia Summit'.

#F1 #RedBullRacing - Our First Win Of 2026!!! | Behind The Charge: Oracle Red Bull Racing

9 October 2026

Welcome back to Behind The Charge! 📺 Get ready to dive into all the behind-the-scenes of Max’s incredible win in Malaysia! From the rain delay to the red-flagged restart, join us for our first win of the 2026 season powered by us 💙 00:00 Welcome To The Paddock 00:17 Qualifying 02:19 Rain Delays… 04:17 The Race 05:06 MAX WINS!!! 06:45 Powered By Us 💙

#F1 #SingaporeGP #Formula1 - Verstappen Takes Sprint Pole Amid F1 Overtake Mode Controversy | Singapore Grand Prix 2026: Autosport

9 October 2026

Jake Boxall-Legge is reporting from the ground in Singapore after a dramatic Friday at Marina Bay, with Max Verstappen taking sprint pole and a technical issue with F1’s overtake mode becoming the major talking point. Verstappen set a 1m31.156s to head George Russell in sprint qualifying, with Oscar Piastri, Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton completing the top five. But the session was overshadowed by an FIA system issue following Sergio Perez’s Q1 red flag, which saw overtake mode briefly reactivated before being switched off again. Jake explains what happened, which drivers may have been affected and why the incident has left several teams questioning whether the playing field was level. There is also an important early read on Mercedes’ split-spec experiment, with Russell running the older package and Kimi Antonelli using a hybrid of the new and old specifications. Away from the immediate qualifying drama, Jake looks at the growing debate over Formula 1’s cost cap and capital expenditure rules, with Williams pushing for greater flexibility for teams still developing their facilities. With the sprint race and Grand Prix qualifying still to come, Jake looks ahead to what could be another unpredictable weekend under the Singapore lights. 00:00 Sprint qualifying recap 02:48 Overtake mode controversy explained 03:41 Who was affected? 04:59 The performance implications 06:06 Could the results be challenged? 07:25 Mercedes split-spec update 07:51 The F1 cost cap debate 09:40 How the rules affect teams 10:57 How rival teams see the issue 12:06 Looking ahead to Saturday

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#f1 #formula1 - Should Sepang Remain on the Calendar? | Bahrain Grand Prix 2026: Autosport

4 October 2026

It was a wild and wacky race at the Sepang Circuit in Malaysia, the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix, with Red Bull's Max Verstappen taking the honours, followed by Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli and Lewis Hamilton rounding out the rostrum for Ferrari. A race steeped in events, from apparent power failures on several cars, to several drivers starting on slicks on a wet circuit. Late drama meant big swings in the championship, Jake Boxall-Legge explains everything. #f1 #formula1

#f1 #formula1 - Mercedes in Trouble? Tyre Deg Dominates Sepang Practice | Bahrain Grand Prix 2026: Autosport

2 October 2026

Tyre degradation was the order of the day in free practice 1 and free practice 2, with the teams and drivers still getting used to the highly abrasive surface. Red Bull looks most comfortable, with Max Verstappen topping FP1, while the Mercedes duo of George Russell and Kimi Antonelli languishing in the midfield after the day's running. With Mercedes major upgrade package this weekend, everyone was expecting more, as Jake Boxall-Legge explains...

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#f1 #formula1 - Vasseur versus Horner for Ferrari? | Bahrain Grand Prix 2026: Autosport

1 October 2026

Welcome to the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. Jake Boxall-Legge is at the Sepang Circuit in Malaysia, delivering all of the news from Thursday.

From the weather, and rain, to the news of new deals and letting drivers go. What the drivers think of the circuit, and what the degradation will be like and more.

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#f1 #williams #formula1 - Jamie Chadwick drives Williams F1 car for the FIRST time: Sky Sports F1

30 September 2026

Watch Jamie Chadwick's journey to taking part in her first test, driving a Williams F1 car around Portimao. #f1 #williams #formula1

Portimao Circuit

Jamie Chadwick — Official Website

“I’m not here to make up the numbers. I’m here to make a difference.”

#F1 #Formula1 - The Ken Tyrrell Story | Autosport Retro: Autosport

30 September 2026

Marking 25 years since the passing of one of Formula 1's most iconic figures, Kevin Turner is joined by veteran motorsport journalist and author Maurice Hamilton for a deep dive into the life and legacy of Ken Tyrrell.

From his post-war timber and lumber business to discovering a young Jackie Stewart at a rainy Goodwood test, Ken Tyrrell carved out a legendary path as an independent team boss. In this episode, Maurice shares intimate personal memories of Tyrrell—who became a surrogate father figure in the paddock—exploring the highs of world championship glory with Matra and Cosworth, the audacious six-wheeled P34 project, and the painful controversies of the 1984 season.

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#Formula1 #F1 #News - What are the big takeaways from F1 2027's calendar? The Inside Line

30 September 2026

Mercedes | Azerbaijan Analysis | Bahrain in Malaysia Preview Mercedes might have an intra-team title fight on its hands after George Russell beat Red Bull’s top gun Max Verstappen to the win in Azerbaijan. But, regardless of 2026’s outcome, next season everything goes back to zero, all in pursuit of world motorsport’s ultimate prize: F1’s drivers’ crown. Watch the video, and tell us what you think in the comments…

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#f1 #formula1 #formulaone - F1 2025's 8 biggest questions: The Race

18 January 2025

The newest member of our expert F1 team, Jon Noble, joins Ben Anderson to tackle the eight most awkward questions facing F1's teams and drivers heading into 2025.

#f1 #formula1 #formulaone

2011 Hungarian Grand Prix - Qualifiying

Sebastian Vettel Lewis Hamilton & Jenson Button debrief video

2011 Formula 1 Santander British Grand Prix Silverstone - Race Results & Live timing video July 10

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2011 FORMULA 1 SANTANDER BRITISH GRAND PRIX - Race

Race results

Pos       Driver                        Team       Laps Time/Retired   Grid  Pts
1            Fernando Alonso     Ferrari     52     1:28:41.196     3       25
2            Sebastian Vettel     RBR-Renault     52     +16.5 secs     2     18
3            Mark Webber     RBR-Renault     52     +16.9 secs     1     15
4            Lewis Hamilton     McLaren-Mercedes     52     +28.9 secs     10     12
5            Felipe Massa     Ferrari     52     +29.0 secs     4     10
6            Nico Rosberg     Mercedes     52     +60.6 secs     9     8
7            Sergio Perez     Sauber-Ferrari     52     +65.5 secs     12     6
8            Nick Heidfeld     Renault     52     +75.5 secs     16     4
9            Michael Schumacher     Mercedes     52     +77.9 secs     13     2
10          Jaime Alguersuari     STR-Ferrari     52     +79.1 secs     18     1
11          Adrian Sutil     Force India-Mercedes     52     +79.7 secs     11    
12          Vitaly Petrov     Renault     52     +80.6 secs     14    
13          Rubens Barrichello     Williams-Cosworth     51     +1 Lap     15    
14          Pastor Maldonado     Williams-Cosworth     51     +1 Lap     7    
15          Paul di Resta     Force India-Mercedes     51     +1 Lap     6    
16          Timo Glock     Virgin-Cosworth     50     +2 Laps     20    
17          Jerome d'Ambrosio     Virgin-Cosworth     50     +2 Laps     22    
18          Vitantonio Liuzzi     HRT-Cosworth     50     +2 Laps     23    
19          Daniel Ricciardo     HRT-Cosworth     49     +3 Laps     24    
Ret     4     Jenson Button     McLaren-Mercedes     39     Wheel nut     5    
Ret     18     Sebastien Buemi     STR-Ferrari     25     Accident damage     19    
Ret     16     Kamui Kobayashi     Sauber-Ferrari     23     Oil leak     8    
Ret     21     Jarno Trulli     Lotus-Renault     10     Oil leak     21    
Ret     20     Heikki Kovalainen     Lotus-Renault     2     Gearbox     17

2011 Formula 1 Santander British Grand Prix Silverstone - P3/Q1 Q2 & Q3 July 9

Uploaded by VODAFONEUK on Jul 8, 2011

Get an exclusive behind the scenes insight into preparations for the 2011 Santander British Grand Prix, with Vodafone McLaren Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button.

In this week's installment of Inside Track, the two British drivers and former World Champions give their thoughts on the Silverstone circuit, reflect on their performance in Valencia, and also give us an insight into the other sporting activities that they enjoy outside of F1

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Practice 1 & 2 Friday 8 July 
Practice 3

Pos       Driver             Team             Time/Retired     Gap     Laps
1            Sebastian Vettel     RBR-Renault     1:31.401         17
2            Fernando Alonso     Ferrari     1:31.464     0.063     20
3            Mark Webber     RBR-Renault     1:31.829     0.428     12
4            Felipe Massa     Ferrari     1:32.169     0.768     20
5            Pastor Maldonado     Williams-Cosworth     1:32.496     1.095     20
6            Jenson Button     McLaren-Mercedes     1:32.956     1.555     18
7            Kamui Kobayashi     Sauber-Ferrari     1:33.014     1.613     20
8            Nico Rosberg     Mercedes     1:33.044     1.643     23
9            Sergio Perez     Sauber-Ferrari     1:33.264     1.863     21
10         Paul di Resta     Force India-Mercedes     1:33.423     2.022     22
11          Michael Schumacher     Mercedes     1:33.551     2.150     11
12          Adrian Sutil     Force India-Mercedes     1:33.660     2.259     22
13          Lewis Hamilton     McLaren-Mercedes     1:33.842     2.441     16
14          Rubens Barrichello     Williams-Cosworth     1:33.905     2.504     21
15          Vitaly Petrov     Renault     1:34.042     2.641     22
16          Jaime Alguersuari     STR-Ferrari     1:34.329     2.928     20
17          Sebastien Buemi     STR-Ferrari     1:34.799     3.398     20
18          Nick Heidfeld     Renault     1:34.822     3.421     21
19          Heikki Kovalainen     Lotus-Renault     1:35.225     3.824     21
20          Jarno Trulli     Lotus-Renault     1:36.905     5.504     21
21          Timo Glock     Virgin-Cosworth     1:37.614     6.213     18
22          Jerome d'Ambrosio     Virgin-Cosworth     1:38.068     6.667     20
23          Daniel Ricciardo     HRT-Cosworth     1:38.289     6.888     19
24          Vitantonio Liuzzi     HRT-Cosworth     1:38.568     7.167     17

Qualifying - Q1 Q2 & Q3

Pos       Driver                  Team                  Q1              Q2              Q3                Laps
1            Mark Webber     RBR-Renault     1:32.670    1:31.673    1:30.399     19
2            Sebastian Vettel     RBR-Renault     1:32.977    1:32.379    1:30.431     19
3            Fernando Alonso     Ferrari     1:32.986    1:31.727    1:30.516     20
4            Felipe Massa     Ferrari     1:32.760    1:31.640    1:31.124     16
5            Jenson Button     McLaren-Mercedes     1:34.230    1:32.273    1:31.898     21
6            Paul di Resta     Force India-Mercedes     1:34.472    1:32.569    1:31.929     14
7            Pastor Maldonado     Williams-Cosworth     1:32.702    1:32.588    1:31.933     16
8            Kamui Kobayashi     Sauber-Ferrari     1:34.324    1:32.399    1:32.128     16
9            Nico Rosberg     Mercedes     1:34.186    1:32.295    1:32.209     18
10          Lewis Hamilton     McLaren-Mercedes     1:33.581    1:32.505    1:32.376     20
11          Adrian Sutil     Force India-Mercedes     1:34.454    1:32.617        14
12          Sergio Perez     Sauber-Ferrari     1:34.145    1:32.624        14
13          Michael Schumacher     Mercedes     1:34.160    1:32.656        15
14          Vitaly Petrov     Renault     1:34.428    1:32.734        14
15          Rubens Barrichello     Williams-Cosworth     1:33.532    1:33.119        12
16          Nick Heidfeld     Renault     1:35.132    1:33.805        15
17          Heikki Kovalainen     Lotus-Renault     1:34.923    1:34.821        9
18          Jaime Alguersuari     STR-Ferrari     1:35.245            7
19          Sebastien Buemi     STR-Ferrari     1:35.749            7
20          Timo Glock     Virgin-Cosworth     1:36.203            7
21          Jarno Trulli     Lotus-Renault     1:36.456            4
22          Jerome d'Ambrosio     Virgin-Cosworth     1:37.154            6
23          Vitantonio Liuzzi     HRT-Cosworth     1:37.484            7
24          Daniel Ricciardo     HRT-Cosworth     1:38.059            6
        Q1 107% Time         1:39.156

2011 Formula 1 Santander British Grand Prix Silverstone - P1/P2 July 8 & Exclusive pre-race interviews with Lewis and Jenson video

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Exclusive pre-race interviews with Lewis and Jenson ahead of this weekend's race at Silverstone.

Get an exclusive behind the scenes insight into preparations for the 2011 Santander British Grand Prix, with Vodafone McLaren Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button.

In this week's instalment of Inside Track, the two British drivers and former World Champions give their thoughts on the Silverstone circuit and how much it means to them to race in front of their home fans.

Get behind the wheel with Lewis and Jenson as they give us the inside track ahead of Silverstone.

Practice 3 & Qualifiying Q1 Q2 Q3

Practice 1

Pos        Driver                 Team                 Time/Retired     Gap     Laps
1            Mark Webber     RBR-Renault     1:46.603         19
2            Michael Schumacher     Mercedes     1:47.263     0.660     20
3            Rubens Barrichello     Williams-Cosworth     1:47.347     0.744     23
4            Sergio Perez     Sauber-Ferrari     1:47.422     0.819     22
5            Felipe Massa     Ferrari     1:47.562     0.959     13
6            Nico Rosberg     Mercedes     1:47.758     1.155     23
7            Fernando Alonso     Ferrari     1:48.161     1.558     16
8            Lewis Hamilton     McLaren-Mercedes     1:48.549     1.946     21
9            Nico Hulkenberg     Force India-Mercedes     1:48.598     1.995     19
10          Jaime Alguersuari     STR-Ferrari     1:48.678     2.075     22
11          Paul di Resta     Force India-Mercedes     1:48.730     2.127     18
12          Sebastien Buemi     STR-Ferrari     1:48.778     2.175     18
13          Sebastian Vettel     RBR-Renault     1:48.794     2.191     21
14          Pastor Maldonado     Williams-Cosworth     1:48.809     2.206     17
15          Jenson Button     McLaren-Mercedes     1:48.841     2.238     23
16          Nick Heidfeld     Renault     1:48.941     2.338     20
17          Vitaly Petrov     Renault     1:49.603     3.000     15
18          Kamui Kobayashi     Sauber-Ferrari     1:50.133     3.530     17
19          Jarno Trulli     Lotus-Renault     1:50.222     3.619     14
20          Karun Chandhok     Lotus-Renault     1:51.119     4.516     17
21          Timo Glock     Virgin-Cosworth     1:52.470     5.867     17
22          Vitantonio Liuzzi     HRT-Cosworth     1:53.143     6.540     20
23          Jerome d'Ambrosio     Virgin-Cosworth     1:53.469     6.866     26
24          Daniel Ricciardo     HRT-Cosworth     1:54.334     7.731     24

Practice 2

Pos       Driver                  Team       Time/Retired     Gap      Laps
1            Felipe Massa     Ferrari     1:49.967         9
2            Nico Rosberg     Mercedes     1:50.744     0.777     16
3            Kamui Kobayashi     Sauber-Ferrari     1:51.395     1.428     16
4            Lewis Hamilton     McLaren-Mercedes     1:51.438     1.471     6
5            Jenson Button     McLaren-Mercedes     1:51.518     1.551     6
6            Adrian Sutil     Force India-Mercedes     1:51.738     1.771     18
7            Paul di Resta     Force India-Mercedes     1:51.781     1.814     7
8            Rubens Barrichello     Williams-Cosworth     1:51.992     2.025     13
9            Sergio Perez     Sauber-Ferrari     1:52.169     2.202     12
10          Sebastien Buemi     STR-Ferrari     1:52.189     2.222     21
11          Vitaly Petrov     Renault     1:52.198     2.231     9
12          Michael Schumacher     Mercedes     1:52.325     2.358     12
13          Heikki Kovalainen     Lotus-Renault     1:52.578     2.611     16
14          Mark Webber     RBR-Renault     1:52.587     2.620     6
15          Fernando Alonso     Ferrari     1:52.869     2.902     8
16          Nick Heidfeld     Renault     1:54.023     4.056     8
17          Jaime Alguersuari     STR-Ferrari     1:54.274     4.307     16
18          Sebastian Vettel     RBR-Renault     1:54.545     4.578     4
19          Jerome d'Ambrosio     Virgin-Cosworth     1:54.714     4.747     13
20          Pastor Maldonado     Williams-Cosworth     1:55.155     5.188     8
21          Jarno Trulli     Lotus-Renault     1:55.155     5.188     12
22          Timo Glock     Virgin-Cosworth     1:55.549     5.582     10
23          Daniel Ricciardo     HRT-Cosworth     1:55.828     5.861     10
24          Vitantonio Liuzzi     HRT-Cosworth     1:56.037     6.070     6

Spain today - Hispania Racing Team F1 has been sold to Thesan Capital

Spanish website AS.com reported. Official confirmation is yet to be released, but it is believed the team was sold for the equivalent of $32million to Japanese investment bank Nomura according to Fox News. We have yet the check the link between Thesan and Nomura.

La escudería Hispania, comprada por la española Thesan Capital

Cinco Días

Yahoo! Eurosport España - hace 1 hora "De esta manera, Thesan Capital se convierte en el accionista mayoritario del equipo español de Fórmula 1", señaló. "El grupo inversor español liderará el ... 121 artículos relacionados Carabante vende a Thesan Capital la mayoría del capital de ...‎ - Europa Press Thesan Capital compra Hispania Racing‎ - Motor21 More news for grupo Thesan Capital »

Hispania Racing F1 Team - How the Set-up works - Como funcionan los reglajes

2011 Formula 1 Grand Prix Of Europe Valencia Spain June 26 Race results - #1 Sebastian Vettel #2 Fernando Alonso #3 Mark Webber

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Uploaded by rudolfo6666 on Jun 26, 2011

Live Timing race results FORMULA 1 GRAND PRIX OF EUROPE VALENCIA, Sunday 26.6.2011.

Race

Pos         Driver                   Team                 Laps     Time/Retired     Grid     Pts
1            Sebastian Vettel     RBR-Renault     57     Winner     1     25
2            Fernando Alonso     Ferrari     57     +10.8 secs     4     18
3            Mark Webber     RBR-Renault     57     +27.2 secs     2     15
4            Lewis Hamilton     McLaren-Mercedes     57     +46.1 secs     3     12
5            Felipe Massa     Ferrari     57     +51.7 secs     5     10
6            Jenson Button     McLaren-Mercedes     57     +60.0 secs     6     8
7            Nico Rosberg     Mercedes     57     +98.0 secs     7     6
8            Jaime Alguersuari     STR-Ferrari     56     +1 Lap     18     4
9            Adrian Sutil     Force India-Mercedes     56     +1 Lap     10     2
10          Nick Heidfeld     Renault     56     +1 Lap     9     1
11          Sergio Perez     Sauber-Ferrari     56     +1 Lap     16   
12          Rubens Barrichello     Williams-Cosworth     56     +1 Lap     13   
13         Sebastien Buemi     STR-Ferrari     56     +1 Lap     17   
14          Paul di Resta     Force India-Mercedes     56     +1 Lap     12   
15          Vitaly Petrov     Renault     56     +1 Lap     11   
16          Kamui Kobayashi     Sauber-Ferrari     56     +1 Lap     14   
17          Michael Schumacher     Mercedes     56     +1 Lap     8   
18          Pastor Maldonado     Williams-Cosworth     56     +1 Lap     15   
19          Heikki Kovalainen     Lotus-Renault     55     +2 Laps     19   
20          Jarno Trulli     Lotus-Renault     55     +2 Laps     20   
21          Timo Glock     Virgin-Cosworth     55     +2 Laps     21   
22          Jerome d'Ambrosio     Virgin-Cosworth     55     +2 Laps     23   
23          Vitantonio Liuzzi     HRT-Cosworth     54     +3 Laps     22   
24          Narain Karthikeyan     HRT-Cosworth     54     +3 Laps     24     

Race

Practice 3 and Qualifiying 

Practice 1 and 2