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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

Sergio Perez is under investigation and is required to report to the stewards on Saturday, ahead of the Qatar sprint race at the Lusail International Circuit.  Perez and RB’s Yuki Tsunoda are both under investigation for an alleged breach of Article 12.2.1 i) of the International Sporting Code and noncompliance with the race director’s event

George Russell has detailed how he “confused” his Mercedes W15 during qualifying for the Qatar Grand Prix sprint. The British driver went second-fastest at the Lusail International Circuit and will line up for the one-third distance race alongside compatriot Lando Norris. The result came as somewhat of a surprise, as he builds on his second

Max Verstappen has lambasted his Red Bull after only being able to qualify sixth-fastest for the sprint at the Qatar Grand Prix. The Dutchman called the RB20 “too slow” whilst detailing where he felt the car was “not okay” during the first grid-setting session of the weekend at the Lusail International Circuit. Although the high-speed

Sergio Perez suffered another damaging blow to his hopes of retaining his Red Bull seat for next season with his latest qualifying shocker, on this occasion finding two excuses to add to his growing list. Perez is on a run of eight successive qualifying sessions without making it into the top-10 shoot-out. For the Qatar

Charles Leclerc delivered a downbeat verdict that Ferrari is “back to reality”, following a disappointing sprint qualifying ahead of the Qatar sprint.  After topping the only practice session of the weekend, Leclerc entered sprint qualifying as a contender for pole at the Lusail International Circuit.  However, Ferrari struggled to match the McLarens, who secured first