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Sergio Perez and Franco Colapinto are to start the Qatar Grand Prix sprint race from the pit-lane following parc ferme breaches. Perez had qualified 16th for Red Bull as his misery continues with Colapinto 20th and slowest for Williams.  Both the Mexican and Argentine have opted to make changes to the suspension set-ups on their

Yuki Tsunoda has questioned RB’s decision-making process after a “messy” sprint qualifying left him 17th on the grid.  In the sole Lusail practice session, Tsunoda had finished fifth only behind the Ferrari and McLaren drivers as they battle for the constructors’ championship.  But in sprint qualifying, the Japanese racer was eliminated in 17th place after

Alpine has announced that former Mercedes junior driver Paul Aron is to become their reserve driver from the 2025 F1 season. Alpine’s current reserve driver Jack Doohan has been promoted into a race seat alongside Pierre Gasly after Esteban Ocon opted to depart Enstone for Haas.  Aron, who is currently racing for Hitech in F2,

McLaren team principal Andrea Stella has insisted Ferrari remain a threat despite the performance gap on Friday in Qatar. Lando Norris took pole position for the sprint race while team-mate Oscar Piastri bagged third on the starting grid. Carlos Sainz and Max Verstappen were fourth and fifth respectively as the constructors’ fight between McLaren and

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has warned McLaren that the Silver Arrows do not have anything “to lose”, with George Russell to challenge for sprint victory in Qatar.  Russell secured a front row start for the sprint race in Qatar, and fell just 0.063s short of beating Lando Norris to pole.  Lewis Hamilton was four

Start time F1 sprint Qatar GP today Last year, we saw a spectacular sprint race with many overtakes, two safety cars, and no less than five DNFs. In the end, Oscar Piastri won his first sprint race of his career. This season, Qatar once again hosts a sprint, and we can surely expect plenty of

Christian Horner shared his frustration with Sergio Perez’s latest qualifying failure, after he was knocked out of sprint qualifying early at the Lusail International Circuit. The Red Bull team principal did not shy away from his driver’s shortcoming after the 34-year-old was eliminated in SQ1. He will start the Qatar Grand Prix sprint in P16.

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Lando Norris will lead the F1 field away from the front of the grid when the F1 sprint gets underway on Saturday. The McLaren driver narrowly edged out George Russell to the fastest lap on Friday night in Qatar, with Oscar Piastri and Carlos Sainz filling out the second row. It was another disappointing season

Liam Lawson has suggested there is a chance he will not be racing in F1 at all next season. Lawson was called up to RB ahead of the United States Grand Prix earlier this year to replace Daniel Ricciardo. READ MORE: Lawson admits danger of F1 grid exit 2024 F1 Qatar Grand Prix – Sprint