F1 Chinese Grand Prix live updates: Follow latest from today’s sprint race and qualifying
McLaren missed out on making the front row but will have the pace to compete from behind. Lando Norris had been fastest by almost half a second during Friday’s opening free practice session. Today’s sprint is followed by qualifying for tomorrow’s Chinese Grand Prix. Today: Sprint race (11pm ET), GP qualifying (3:30am ET).
Chinese Grand Prix 2025: How to watch this weekend's F1 race, channel, time and more
F1 returns with its second race of the 2025 season, the Chinese Grand Prix, this Sunday. Lando Norris and team McLaren won the F1 season-opener at the Australian Grand Prix last week in Melbourne, and he'll face competitors like last year's Chinese Grand Prix winner Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton,
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Oscar Piastri becomes the latest Formula 1 pole sitter after just holding off George Russell to take pole for the Chinese ...
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Oscar Piastri raised the stakes in his championship battle with Lando Norris by securing the first pole position of his ...
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Oscar Piastri Powers To First F1 Pole In ShanghaiIt was a Saturday of firsts today in Shanghai. This morning, at his 19th attempt, Lewis Hamilton took his first win in a ...
Red Bull Academy star Rafaela Ferreira was handed a double penalty during the first F1 Academy race weekend of the season. 19 ...
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Max Verstappen qualified fourth for the Chinese Grand Prix with the McLarens of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris ahead of him, ...
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