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via f1oversteer.comLando Norris calls for FIA race bans after Azerbaijan crashLando Norris has urged the FIA to impose race bans following his crash in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, stating that certain driving behaviours are unacceptable in Formula 1. Max Verstappen, however, disagreed with Norris's reaction, highlighting a different approach to handling such incidents.
via f1oversteer.comFerrari responds to Lewis Hamilton's recent criticismFerrari has addressed Lewis Hamilton's critical comments regarding the team, which he made as his title challenge faltered. Insiders from Ferrari have suggested that Hamilton is deflecting blame onto the engineers for his own mistakes.
via racer.comLando Norris faces backlash over Colapinto commentsLando Norris has faced significant backlash after calling for Franco Colapinto to be banned from Formula 1 following a multi-car incident at the Baku restart. The controversy has drawn responses from Argentine politicians, media figures, and fans, with Alpine also condemning online abuse directed at drivers.
via f1oversteer.comLando Norris is already in disbelief over what he's heard about Mercedes' 'big upgrade' for SepangLando Norris has voiced skepticism regarding claims from Mercedes about a significant upgrade expected for the upcoming Bahrain Grand Prix. According to reports, some sources within Mercedes suggest that the upgrade could provide a half-second improvement in lap time, a notion Norris dismissed as unrealistic, stating that typical upgrades yield only two-tenths of a second.
The discussion arose after George Russell's recent pole position at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, where he won by a narrow margin of 0.196 seconds. This upcoming upgrade will be only the second major enhancement for the Mercedes W17 this season, following an earlier update introduced at the Canadian Grand Prix.
via Motorsport.comWho slept worst last night: Lewis HamiltonLewis Hamilton has publicly backed Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur amidst speculation regarding Christian Horner's potential return to the team. Horner, the long-time Red Bull Racing principal, mentioned in an interview that he would consider returning to Formula 1, specifically for Ferrari, which has raised eyebrows given his history with Hamilton.
Vasseur has acknowledged that the ongoing speculation is creating a challenging atmosphere within the team. He emphasized the need for stability and serenity, suggesting that a reaffirmation of his position from Ferrari leadership could help quell the rumors. Meanwhile, Hamilton appears unfazed by the situation, focusing instead on the challenges ahead in the current season.
via RacingNews365George Russell wins 2026 Azerbaijan Grand PrixGeorge Russell of Mercedes secured his first victory since June at the 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The final results were confirmed following the application of penalties.
via PlanetF1Oscar Piastri surprised by Azerbaijan GP double lock-upOscar Piastri expressed his surprise at the double lock-up that ended his race at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The McLaren driver described the incident as 'weird', noting that he locked up both front tyres unexpectedly.
via gpfans.comLewis Hamilton calls for Ferrari review after BakuLewis Hamilton has urged Ferrari to investigate their performance following a disappointing sixth-place finish at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The seven-time champion expressed frustration over the team's tyre preparation and energy management during the race weekend.
via RacingNews365Lando Norris apologises to Franco Colapinto after commentsLando Norris has issued an apology to Franco Colapinto for his remarks following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, where he suggested Colapinto should face a race ban after a collision. Norris admitted that his comments were inappropriate and acknowledged the backlash he faced, including online abuse.
via f1oversteer.comAndrea Stella acknowledges McLaren's Azerbaijan errorsAndrea Stella stated that McLaren must learn from their mistakes following a disappointing performance at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri faced challenges, with Stella admitting the team played a role in Piastri's lock-up during the race.
via Motorsport WeekLewis Hamilton questions Ferrari's performance in BakuLewis Hamilton expressed confusion over Ferrari's struggles during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, where he qualified and finished sixth. The Mercedes driver noted that Ferrari was over 1.3 seconds off the pace, highlighting a significant drop from their previous competitiveness.
via espn.comNorris hits out after Baku pile-up DNF with AlpineLando Norris expressed his frustration after being taken out of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix due to a collision caused by Franco Colapinto. Following the incident, Norris stated that there are drivers who do not belong in Formula 1, implying that Colapinto's actions were unacceptable. The crash occurred during a Safety Car restart on lap 36, leading to both Norris and Pierre Gasly retiring from the race.
Colapinto acknowledged his mistake and accepted responsibility, apologising to his team and teammates. He received a 10-second time penalty, which will affect his grid position in the next race. Gasly, visibly upset, highlighted the significant points lost due to the incident, while also emphasising the importance of respect in their working relationship.
via CrashFranco Colapinto receives grid penalty for Baku crashFranco Colapinto has been handed a five-place grid penalty for the Malaysian Grand Prix following a collision at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix that involved Pierre Gasly and Lando Norris. Alpine chief Flavio Briatore has expressed disappointment over Colapinto's actions, describing them as a 'very poor move' that impacted the team's performance.
via CrashFrederic Vasseur responds to Ferrari exit speculationFrederic Vasseur has addressed rumours regarding his potential exit from Ferrari, stating that such speculation is unfounded. The team principal's comments come amid ongoing discussions about the team's performance and future direction.
via F1iLando Norris apologises to Franco Colapinto after BakuLando Norris has apologised to Franco Colapinto for his post-race comments following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, where he called for Colapinto to be banned after a collision. Norris admitted it was wrong of him to make such remarks and reached out to the Alpine driver to express his regret.
via Formula1.comFranco Colapinto apologises for Azerbaijan GP crashFranco Colapinto has expressed regret for his actions during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, where he collided with his Alpine teammate Pierre Gasly and McLaren's Lando Norris. The incident occurred during a safety car restart, resulting in both drivers being taken out of the race.
via Motorsport.comLando Norris calls for race ban for Franco ColapintoLando Norris has demanded a one-race ban for Franco Colapinto following a collision that ended both their races at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The incident has sparked mixed reactions from fellow drivers, with some defending Colapinto's aggressive racing style.
via RaceFansNorris apologises to Colapinto after race ban demandLando Norris has issued an apology to Franco Colapinto after calling for a race ban following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix incident. Norris acknowledged that his comments were inappropriate and reached out to Colapinto to express his regret.
via RaceFansFranco Colapinto receives five-place grid penaltyFranco Colapinto has been handed a five-place grid penalty for the upcoming Malaysian Grand Prix after being deemed predominantly responsible for a multi-car collision at the Baku City Circuit. The incident also involved his Alpine team-mate and Lando Norris.
via AutosportGeorge Russell wins Azerbaijan Grand Prix ahead of VerstappenGeorge Russell secured a commanding victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, leading from pole position to the chequered flag. The Mercedes driver managed to fend off Max Verstappen, despite the challenges posed by two safety cars during the race.Page 10 of 59