Formula 1 in 2025: How to watch the Chinese Grand Prix on TV and what to know
— Saturday: Sprint race and qualifying for the Grand Prix. — Sunday: The Chinese Grand Prix.
Formula 1’s Australian Grand Prix Proved Why Melbourne Is the Perfect Season Opener
It's been six years since the F1 season started in Melbourne, and the 2025 Australian Grand Prix showed what the racing ...
Formula 1 in talks over new grand prix with Stefano Domenicali ‘impressed’ by plans
A new grand prix in Bangkok could soon come to fruition after Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali paid a visit to Thailand to ...
Bangkok in the Fast Lane: Thailand Eyes Formula One Street Race in 2028
Thailand's Prime Minister has taken the first step to host the premier class of racing in Bangkok after meeting with F1 CEO ...
Formula 1: Liam Lawson’s Chinese Grand Prix qualifying struggles continue, qualifies 20th in Shanghai
Liam Lawson can at the very least bank on his performance in the Chinese Grand Prix sprint race, after qualifying 20th for ...
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Former Formula 1 team owner Eddie Jordan dies at 76
Former Formula 1 team owner and entrepreneur Eddie Jordan has died at the age of 76. A statement from his family said he ...
All 6 of Formula 1's 2025 Rookies Have Been Set Up to Fail
Every driver in the massive rookie class spun or crashed in Australia. Every one of them is in a tough spot.
Oscar Piastri snares first Formula 1 pole position for Chinese Grand Prix and Lewis Hamilton wins sprint race
Australian driver Oscar Piastri will start Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix from the front of the grid after taking pole in ...
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Thailand aims for Formula 1 street race in 2028: PM Paetongtarn
BANGKOK: Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra met Formula 1 chief Stefano Domenicali on Tuesday (Mar 18) and said ...
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2025 Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix preview
Round two of the 2025 Formula 1 World Championship is the Chinese Grand Prix, which includes the first sprint race of the ...
Formula 1: Huge positives for Liam Lawson, despite 14th place finish in Chinese Grand Prix sprint race
A 14th placed finish in the Chinese Grand Prix sprint race might not feel like much to write home about for Liam Lawson, but the Kiwi should take solace from his performance over the 19 lap affair.