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Lando Norris secured pole position in a thrilling Chinese Grand Prix Sprint Qualifying, outpacing Lewis Hamilton. Fernando Alonso finished third, with Max Verstappen in fourth.
F1's exciting return to China and the first Sprint weekend of 2024 delivered surprising outcomes in the only practice session of the weekend.
The FIA and Formula 1 have unveiled the schedule for the 2025 FIA Formula One World Championship, promising a thrilling 24-race season as the championship celebrates its 75th anniversary.
Max Verstappen spearheaded a Red Bull one-two at the 2024 Japanese Grand Prix, which saw a restart after first lap collision.
Max Verstappen secured pole position for the 2024 Japanese Grand Prix, overcoming a late challenge from his Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez with Lando Norris in third.
In final practice before the 2024 Japanese Grand Prix, Max Verstappen led the field, with Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez following.
Limited track action defined FP2 with rain before and during the session, resulting in only five drivers managing to post lap times.
Max Verstappen made a strong start in his bid to bounce back from his unexpected DNF in Melbourne with a Red Bull 1-2 in an improved RB20.
In a dramatic Australian Grand Prix, Carlos Sainz led Ferrari to a one-two finish alongside Charles Leclerc, with Lando Norris securing his season's first podium.
Max Verstappen, the reigning world champion, secured his third consecutive pole position in 2024 during qualifying at the Australian Grand Prix.