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It was interesting and chaotic qualifying from Interlagos in Brazil, with McLaren's Lando Norris taking pole from a very irate George Russell. With many surprises, it was easily one of the most entertaining qualifying sessions of the season.
Some of the standout performances include Liam Lawson starting from 3rd, thanks to some penalties, and Nico Hulkenberg starting 4th in the Audi.
Another incredible performance came from Fernando Alonso, who claimed into Q3, taking full advantage of the rain and chaos, with Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton not completing qualifying, due to penalties relegating them to the back of the grid regardless of performance, as Jake Boxall-Legge explains.
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S茫o Paulo Grand Prix, Saturday SAO PAULO, BRAZIL - NOVEMBER 07: Pole position qualifier Lando Norris of Great Britain and McLaren, Second placed qualifier George Russell of Great Britain and Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team and Third placed qualifier Andrea Kimi Antonelli of Italy and Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team pose for photos in parc ferme during qualifying ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Brazil at Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace on November 07, 2026 in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
The 2026 F4 Spanish Championship season kicked off in Valencia, with a wet and unpredictable weekend setting the tone for an intense championship fight.
Vivek Kanthan secured double pole and initially took Race 1, before penalties gave the win to Rocco Coronel, who also won Race 2. Kanthan struck back and closed the weekend with a victory in Race 3.
What a way to start the season!
Round 2 Highlights | 2026 F4 Spanish Championship Portim茫o Portugal 10 June
The 2026 F4 Spanish Championship delivered another spectacular weekend at Portim茫o, where razor-thin qualifying margins, intense wheel-to-wheel battles and dramatic post-race twists kept the title fight wide open.
Borys Lyzen stole the spotlight with two commanding victories, while Kasper Schormans claimed his maiden F4 win after a dramatic Race 3 reshuffle. From Jacob Micallef’s pole position by thousandths to the final championship shake-up, every session provided unforgettable moments around the Algarve circuit.
Watch all the highlights from Round 2 and relive one of the most action-packed weekends of the 2026 season.
MotorLand Arag贸n delivered a thrilling Round 3 of the F4 Spanish Championship, with Nacho Tu帽贸n, Nathan Tye and Andrej Petrovic sharing the victories across three action-packed races.
Noah Monteiro left Arag贸n as the new Drivers’ Championship leader, while Nathan Tye starred with a podium in every race and Petrovic claimed his first win of the season.
With MP Motorsport still leading the Teams’ standings and T-Code by Amtog closing the gap, the fight for the 2026 title is more open than ever.
Jarama delivered a thrilling weekend full of intense battles and standout performances. Kasper Schormans, Borys Lyzen and Elliot Kaczynski shared the wins, with Schormans leaving Jarama as the new championship leader.
Round 5 Highlights| F4 Spanish Championship 2026 Jerez 30 September
Noah Monteiro had his best weekend of the F4 Spanish Championship season at Circuito de Jerez–脕ngel Nieto: he won Races 1 and 2 from pole and finished third in Race 3.
Rocco Coronel won Race 3 from pole, leading an MP Motorsport one-two ahead of championship leader Kasper Schormans.
Schormans now leads on 182 points, with Monteiro just seven behind, and only 20 points split the top three heading into the final rounds at Navarra and Barcelona.
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Round 5 Highlights| F4 Spanish Championship 2026 Circuito de Navarra 13 October
Kasper Schormans (MP Motorsport) dominated at Circuito de Navarra, winning all three races and taking both pole positions and two fastest laps. He was just one fastest lap short of a perfect points haul.
That turned his 7-point lead into a 53-point advantage over Noah Monteiro (Campos Racing), who only really pushed him in Race 3 and finished 0.568 seconds behind.
MP Motorsport also clinched its eighth Teams’ title with one round to go, and the championship will be decided at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on 7–8 November. (Race 1 2 y 3)
Friday running at the Brazilian Grand Prix has shown that newly crowned champion, Kimi Antonelli, is quickest. Lando Norris in the McLaren is not far behind, with the team bringing new updates for the car.
Further down, Ferrari are not showing the usual pace on a Friday, and even further down the grid, there were teething problems for a few of the rookies as Jake Boxall-Legge explains.
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IT’S RACE WEEK IN BRAZIL! 馃嚙馃嚪
Formula 1 heads to Interlagos, one of the most iconic circuits on the calendar, for the S茫o Paulo Grand Prix.
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How are investors evaluating the next phase of artificial intelligence growth, and what role will data centers, semiconductor companies, and hyperscalers play in shaping the future of technology markets?
In this NYSE Live interview, R "Ray" Wang, CEO and Principal Analyst of Constellation Research, discusses the impact of election outcomes on technology markets, AI infrastructure investment, semiconductor competition, hyperscaler spending, and the outlook for major technology companies.
Kristen Scholer spoke with R "Ray" Wang about artificial intelligence, data center expansion, semiconductor demand, hyperscaler investment, Apple, AMD, and the broader technology sector.
A major theme throughout the conversation is the future of AI infrastructure. Wang notes that data center development remains essential to supporting artificial intelligence growth, but regulatory and community concerns could influence the pace of expansion in certain markets.
The interview also explores the competitive dynamics between the United States and China in AI infrastructure development. Data center capacity, energy availability, and regulatory approvals continue to play important roles in determining how quickly AI ecosystems can scale.
Another key topic is the evolving role of public policy. Wang believes discussions surrounding regulation, environmental standards, and economic benefits will shape how communities approach future data center projects.
The conversation further examines the semiconductor landscape, with particular attention on AMD. Wang highlights the company's progress in both CPUs and AI-focused infrastructure solutions, arguing that its competitive position has strengthened significantly in recent years.
A significant focus of the discussion is AMD's growth trajectory. According to Wang, the company's EPYC and Instinct product families have helped expand its presence in enterprise computing and AI-related markets.
The interview also explores the broader implications of hyperscaler spending. Major technology companies continue investing aggressively in infrastructure, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence despite concerns about rising capital expenditures and near-term profitability.
Another major theme is investor perception of negative free cash flow. Wang argues that some hyperscale technology companies are making deliberate investments today in pursuit of larger long-term opportunities across AI and cloud platforms.
The discussion also examines major cloud and infrastructure providers, including companies investing heavily in AI capacity, advanced computing, and future growth initiatives.
Additionally, Wang discusses Apple's position within the AI race. Rather than spending as aggressively on large-scale infrastructure, Apple has focused on integrating AI capabilities into devices and consumer experiences across its ecosystem.
The interview further examines Apple's latest earnings performance, including iPhone demand, Mac sales, services revenue, and the company's broader product cycle.
Another key topic is device innovation and upgrade activity. Wang believes Apple continues to benefit from a significant replacement cycle that could support future demand across its product portfolio.
The conversation also highlights the concept of a technology market rotation. While AI infrastructure remains important, investors are increasingly evaluating where long-term value may emerge across semiconductors, cloud providers, software platforms, and connected technologies.
A significant theme is the attractiveness of hyperscalers. Wang argues that despite concerns around spending and valuation, some of the largest technology companies may still offer compelling long-term opportunities due to the scale of their AI investments.
The discussion further explores broader economic considerations including inflation, energy production, oil prices, and the role macroeconomic conditions play in shaping technology investment trends.
Looking ahead, Wang expects AI infrastructure, cloud computing, semiconductors, and enterprise technology innovation to remain major drivers of market growth while investors continue evaluating the long-term return potential of large-scale AI investments.
Throughout the discussion, R "Ray" Wang shares insights on artificial intelligence, data centers, semiconductor markets, cloud computing, technology investing, digital infrastructure, enterprise technology, Apple, AMD, and the future of AI-driven growth.
Disclaimer: Informational content only. NYSE does not endorse or recommend investments, strategies, companies, products, or services discussed.
Formula 1 heads to Sao Paulo, Brazil, for a track that is adored by both drivers and fans - the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace, also known as Interlagos.
Join Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing driver Sebastian Job alongside Calum Nichols and @TommoMcCluskey for an Oracle Virtual Lap around the undulating circuit, with the help of the Oracle Dashboard.
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