Kimi Antonelli has made history at the Suzuka Circuit by winning the Japanese Grand Prix, marking his second consecutive victory and becoming the youngest championship leader in F1
In a thrilling race at Suzuka, Kimi Antonelli emerged victorious, marking a significant milestone as the youngest driver to lead the Formula One world championship.
Kimi Antonelli has made history by winning the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, becoming the youngest-ever championship leader in Formula 1.
The 2026 Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka is shaping up to be a thrilling event as Mercedes leads the season and Ferrari seeks a comeback.
George Russell won the F1 Australian Grand Prix, achieving a one-two finish for Mercedes alongside Kimi Antonelli. The race showcased significant challenges for other teams.
Arvid Lindblad, at just 18 years old, made a remarkable debut in Formula One, finishing eighth at the Australian Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen has been voted Driver of the Day by fans after finishing sixth at the Australian Grand Prix, despite starting from P20.
Oscar Piastri crashed out of the Australian GP before the race started, leading to disappointment among fans and observers alike.
Charles Leclerc finished third in the 2026 Australian Grand Prix, expressing surprise at Ferrari's performance while acknowledging the need for improvement.
Lewis Hamilton secured a fourth-place finish in the Australian Grand Prix after starting in seventh position. The next race will be held in China.