After a Sprint pole and win, Lewis Hamilton saw his Chinese GP race weekend decline from there... read more »

Before the 2025 Formula 1 campaign actually began, figuring out the pecking order in the midfield based on pre-season testing was tricky, with the data pointing to a close... read more »

McLaren Formula 1 star Oscar Piastri was involved in an inspection following the sprint race at the Chinese Grand Prix last weekend. read more »

Team Principal James Vowles wraps up this double header with his verdict after a busy Chinese GP Sprint weekend.... read more »

Don't miss out on the latest episode of Motorsport Speak: the podcast brought to you by Motorsport Monday and Motorsport Week! This week, Dan Lawrence and Taylor Powling... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has said that his Ferrari felt "terrible" after post-sprint win setup changes at the Chinese Grand Prix and admits the team has work to do to catch its... read more »

Following severe tyre woes in the 19-lap Shanghai F1 Sprint, teams and drivers were caught by surprise by the tyre behaviour at last Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix.... read more »

"Especially in the Italian media, it will be painful reading for Ferrari this week despite the sprint victory." read more »

Sprint weekends are always full-on for everyone, there's a real urgency to procedures from Friday morning until Sunday evening. Shanghai was no different, and if anything... read more »

Following a strong showing in Friday's qualifying and in Saturday's sprint race, Ferrari endured a horrendous Sunday at the Chinese Grand Prix which prompted the... read more »

Ferrari's seven-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton has revealed the reasons for the swing in performance that he suffered between his dominant showing in the F1 Sprint and... read more »

Although Lewis Hamilton dominated proceedings in Saturday's sprint race in China, the 56-lap grand prix ended with a one-two finish for McLaren, with Oscar Piastri ahead... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has admitted that his Ferrari car became "worse" with the changes that Ferrari made to the SF-25 during the F1 Chinese Grand Prix weekend. The post... read more »

Stop the count!Donald Trump's peculiar Tweet during the 2020 United States presidential election has long since become a meme. You can imagine, given Ferrari's double... read more »

While the sprint race still sprung a surprise, McLaren consolidated their role as favourites by finishing first and second at the Chinese Grand Prix. Oscar Piastri pretty much... read more »

Following an action-packed Satuday at the Shanghai International Circuit, F1Technical's senior writer Balazs Szabo analyses teams' and drivers performance in the F1... read more »

After Ferrari grabbed sprint pole position and a dominant victory in the Shanghai F1 Sprint, the Scuderia's team boss Fred Vasseur was understandably delighted with the... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has revealed that Ferrari made tweaks to the set-up of his SF-25 between the 19-lap sprint race and the main qualifying session which have put his car "on a... read more »

Lewis Hamilton converted his pole in the Sprint into a win, followed by McLaren's Oscar Piastri and Red Bull's Max Verstappen, whilst Land Norris faltered. At the... read more »

Starting from pole, seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton took his maiden F1 victory with Ferrari in the 19-lap Shanghai Sprint race, but it was McLaren's Oscar Piastri to... read more »

Lewis Hamilton roared home to take his first race victory in the red of Ferrari at the Chinese Grand Prix, claiming the top spot in the sprint race. read more »

A car that's quick but difficult to drive: this has become a familiar refrain up and down the grid in the final season of Formula 1's current ground-effect... read more »

Oscar and Lando have put us in a great position for the race tomorrow, which will no doubt be close. read more »

The race will be all about strategy and we must be ready to take advantage of any situations that arise. read more »

The level of degradation leads us to suggest that a two-stop is obligatory. read more »