Grand Prix qualifying for Round 21 of the 2025 F1 championship at the São Paulo GP is completed, view the full report and results here.
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F1 | Qualifying | São Paulo GP | Norris strikes late to take pole; Verstappen out in Q1

Grand Prix qualifying for Round 21 of the 2025 F1 championship is completed, view the full report and results from the São Paulo GP session here. Lando Norris won the Sprint earlier in the day as Oscar Piastri and multiple other drivers found the hedge in it. Q1 Ollie Bearman logged the first time of…

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Lawson on Turn 1 incident with Sainz at the F1 Mexico City GP
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Lawson doubles down on Sainz criticism after F1 Mexico City GP Turn 1 contact

A chaotic opening lap at the F1 Mexico City GP left Liam Lawson frustrated and nursing a heavily damaged car after an aggressive move from Carlos Sainz triggered contact at the first chicane. What followed was more than just a racing incident—it sparked a wider reflection from the young driver on how modern Formula 1…

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Atlassian Williams Racing and Gulf Oil International reveal new "Driven by Words" livery for the F1 São Paulo GP
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Williams Racing and Gulf Oil International reveal new “Driven by Words” livery for F1 São Paulo GP

Atlassian Williams Racing and Gulf Oil International unveiled “Driven by Words,” a unique Gulf light blue and orange livery built for the F1 São Paulo GP from 493 fan-submitted words. Fans around the world took part in July and cast more than 140,000 votes. The most popular choices were Legacy with over 7,700 votes, Passion…

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Sainz reflects on disaster F1 Mexico City GP after the event
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Sainz: “Disaster” F1 Mexico City GP caused by damaged sensors

Williams’ Carlos Sainz reflects on his disaster F1 Mexico City GP after the Spaniard endured multiple penalties en route to a disappointing DNF in the closing stages. Williams’ Carlos Sainz endured a difficult and disappointing outing in Mexico City last weekend. Starting from a lowly P12 carrying a penalty from Austin, the Spaniard found himself…

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It was a disappointing F1 North American doubleheader for Williams and James Vowles in the Grands Prix as Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon failed to score a point for the team.
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Vowles on Williams’ recent F1 struggles to score with both cars and new set-up direction with Albon

It was a disappointing F1 North American doubleheader for Williams and James Vowles in the Grands Prix as Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon failed to score a point for the team. In fact, the team has failed to get both drivers in the points at the same race since Monaco, excluding Sprints. After the Thai…

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Williams team principal James Vowles seen on the grid ahead of the 2025 F1 US GP in Austin, Texas
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Vowles explains what went wrong for Sainz in chaotic F1 Mexico City GP

Williams team principal James Vowles has offered a detailed explanation of what went wrong for Carlos Sainz during the F1 Mexico City GP. Sainz headed into the weekend with an inevitable 5-place grid penalty looming over him as a consequence of his clash with Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli at the previous round in Austin. His…

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Lawson sporting a damaged front wing following turn 1 incident with Sainz at the 2025 F1 Mexico City GP, shortly before his close call with marshalls on track
Liam Lawson limps his damaged VCARB 02 back to the pits following collision with Sainz | Photo credit: Red Bull Content Pool

Lawson discusses “unacceptable” close call with marshalls following F1 Mexico City GP

Racing Bulls Liam Lawson reflects on his dangerous near miss with marshalls on track during his short lived F1 Mexico City GP appearance. Liam Lawson suffered a difficult Mexico City GP having retired from the race on lap 5. Despite his limited running on track, the young VCARB driver was caught up in multiple incidents…

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Drivers on track at the 2025 F1 Mexico City GP with controversial issues addressed by the FIA

FIA issues statement after controversial Lawson near-miss incident and late-race VSC at the 2025 F1 Mexico City GP

The FIA has issued two detailed statements defending its actions following a pair of highly controversial incidents at the 2025 F1 Mexico City GP on Sunday. Both moments — one involving Racing Bulls driver Liam Lawson and another concerning a late-race Virtual Safety Car — drew sharp criticism. However, the governing body insisted that safety,…

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