Formula 1

Standout weekends for some underdogs and awful weekends for some big names create a topsy-turvy feeling to Edd Straw's Baku rankings

Red Bull’s settlement terms with former boss Christian Horner opens the opportunity for a Formula 1 return next year – and it is one that he will likely grab with both hands

Logan Sargeant's post-Formula 1 motorsport hiatus concluded this past weekend - with a very promising first race as an IMSA driver

Carlos Sainz netted Williams’ first podium since 2021 at the 2025 Azerbaijan Grand Prix with P3. But what stopped him holding off Mercedes’ George Russell for P2?

James Vowles expressed his pride and satisfaction after achieving a maiden podium finish as team boss of Williams through Carlos Sainz’s determined drive to third place in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

From bromances and special edition helmets to the unexpected star of the paddock, discover the top off-track moments of the 2025 Azerbaijan GP

Yuki Tsunoda clocks the fastest time in the pits during the 2025 Azerbaijan Grand Prix, changing from hard to medium tyres in 2.14 seconds on Lap 38 in Baku.

Andrea Stella is confident that Oscar Piastri will “come back stronger” following his Lap 1 crash out of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, a weekend in which the other McLaren car of Lando Norris was again hit by a pit stop issue en route to a final result of P7...

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has admitted that it was at one stage “touch and go” regarding George Russell’s participation in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with the Briton feeling unwell as the event got under way.

A couple of weeks on from his first Grand Prix win as Red Bull’s team boss, Laurent Mekies celebrated another thanks to the “untouchable” Max Verstappen’s controlled drive to the top step of the podium in Azerbaijan.

There was drama galore in Baku through both Qualifying and the race, with Max Verstappen guiding his Red Bull through it all to take a super pole and victory. But while his Red Bull team celebrated, many of his rivals headed for the airport wondering what...

The best view of tha action from the start of the 2025 Azerbaijan Grand Prix as championship leader Oscar Piastri crashes out on the opening lap in Baku.

The streets of Baku threw chaos and unpredictability at F1’s 20 drivers. And while Red Bull won, Williams came out on top. 

Formula 1 championship leader Oscar Piastri crashed out of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on the first lap of the race, handing a massive chance for Lando Norris to reignite the title fight.

For as dominant as McLaren has been in 2025, Max Verstappen shouldn't be anywhere near the title fit. After his Baku win, though, he's in it.

McLaren team principal Andrea Stella is convinced Oscar Piastri's disastrous Azerbaijan Grand Prix was a one-off, saying all the great drivers -- including seven-time champion Michael Schumacher -- have had comparable weekends.