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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 RaceFansLiam Lawson questions lack of penalty for Arvid LindbladLiam Lawson expressed confusion over the decision not to penalise his Racing Bulls teammate Arvid Lindblad for their collision during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The FIA clarified that no further action was taken against Lindblad, which left Lawson bemused.
via Formula1.comIsack Hadjar praises Baku podium after injury returnIsack Hadjar described his third-place finish at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix as a 'real first' podium after returning from a wrist injury that sidelined him for six weeks. Red Bull's Hadjar received praise from Laurent Mekies, who called his performance 'outstanding'.
via Motorsport.comGeorge Russell wins Azerbaijan Grand Prix by 0.196sGeorge Russell secured victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, finishing just 0.196 seconds ahead of Max Verstappen. The win marked one of the closest finishes in Formula 1 history, showcasing Russell's strong performance throughout the race.
via CrashGeorge Russell and Max Verstappen land Ferrari dig in cooldown room after Azerbaijan GPGeorge Russell and Max Verstappen shared their thoughts on Ferrari's performance after the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, highlighting the team's lack of competitiveness. Russell secured his third victory of the season, narrowly beating Verstappen, while Ferrari's drivers, Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, finished fourth and sixth respectively, unable to challenge for the podium.
In the cooldown room, Russell noted that Ferrari's pace was not impressive, with Verstappen agreeing that they were slow on the straights. Despite Leclerc's strong qualifying position, he lost ground early in the race and could not keep up with the frontrunners. Russell and Verstappen dominated the race, finishing well ahead of the rest of the field.
via the-race.comVasseur frustrated by speculation over Ferrari futureFerrari team principal Fred Vasseur has expressed his frustration regarding ongoing speculation about his future with the team. He acknowledged that such distractions undermine his work at Maranello, referencing comments made by Christian Horner.
via RacingNews365Fred Vasseur responds to Christian Horner speculationFrederic Vasseur has addressed ongoing speculation regarding Christian Horner potentially replacing him as Ferrari's team principal. Vasseur described the situation as frustrating, stating that Horner's comments have become a distraction for the team.
via CrashFerrari rejects Christian Horner as potential fixFormer Ferrari team principal Maurizio Arrivabene stated that Christian Horner is not the solution to the team's ongoing issues. This comes amid speculation about Horner's potential move to Ferrari as they consider replacing Fred Vasseur.
via Motorsport.comRed Bull updates on Isack Hadjar's wrist injuryRed Bull Racing's boss Laurent Mekies provided an update on Isack Hadjar's wrist injury following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The team also defended its race strategy involving Max Verstappen and Hadjar amidst criticism.
via f1oversteer.comJacques Villeneuve criticises Oscar Piastri's errorJacques Villeneuve has labelled Oscar Piastri's double lock-up during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix as a 'rookie mistake'. The incident caused Piastri to drop to the back of the field in Baku.
via f1oversteer.comJolyon Palmer mocks Isack Hadjar for being ‘the best guy in the world’ vs Max Verstappen in BakuDuring the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Jolyon Palmer mocked Isack Hadjar for being overly compliant with Max Verstappen, suggesting he should have fought harder for position. Both Red Bull drivers ended up on the podium, marking their first joint podium since the 2024 Chinese Grand Prix, with Hadjar praised for his pace after returning from injury.
Palmer highlighted Hadjar's reluctance to challenge Verstappen during the race, questioning whether the Red Bull team was hesitant to ask Verstappen to concede his position. Despite Palmer's criticism, both drivers performed well, with Verstappen narrowly missing out on victory after two safety car periods.
via RacingNews365Verstappen falls short in Azerbaijan Grand PrixMax Verstappen finished just 0.196 seconds behind George Russell in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, admitting he was 'trying everything' to secure victory. Despite his efforts, Verstappen's pursuit of a win in 2026 continues as he remains without a race victory this season.
via RacingNews365Isack Hadjar cautious after podium finish in BakuIsack Hadjar expressed caution regarding his health following his third-place finish at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver, who recently returned from injury, revealed that his left wrist felt 'numb' after the race.
via RaceFansMercedes surpasses Ferrari in F1 engine winsMercedes has become the most successful engine manufacturer in Formula 1 history, achieving 252 Grand Prix victories. This milestone ends Ferrari's 22-year reign at the top of the engine builder rankings.
via Motorsport.comGeorge Russell wins Azerbaijan GP by 0.196 secondsGeorge Russell secured victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, finishing just 0.196 seconds ahead of Max Verstappen. The win marked a significant achievement for Russell, who faced a late challenge from the Red Bull driver.
via PlanetF1George Russell wins Azerbaijan Grand Prix for MercedesGeorge Russell secured his third victory of the 2026 Formula 1 season at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, marking his first career grand slam by leading every lap. The win, which ended a seven-race drought, saw Russell finish narrowly ahead of Max Verstappen in second place.
via RacingNews365Aston Martin faces double retirement in AzerbaijanAston Martin experienced a challenging weekend at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with both Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll forced to retire from the race. Alonso reportedly made the decision to retire himself, marking another difficult chapter in the team's season.
via espn.comGeorge Russell aims to close gap on Kimi AntonelliGeorge Russell is looking to reduce Kimi Antonelli's championship lead at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, where he has secured pole position. Antonelli, currently leading the title race, will start the race from 16th on the grid.
via f1oversteer.comHadjar notes performance gains at Red Bull after injuryIsack Hadjar stated that his time off due to injury provided him with clarity regarding Red Bull's development direction. Upon his return, he immediately noticed an improvement in the performance of Red Bull's car.
via CrashFred Vasseur admits “it’s hard to work at Ferrari” amid recent firing rumoursFerrari team principal Fred Vasseur has acknowledged the challenges of working at Ferrari amid speculation about his position. He addressed recent rumours of intra-team friction and the pressure surrounding the team, particularly following Lewis Hamilton's retirement at the Spanish Grand Prix and his subsequent denial of calling for changes at Ferrari.
Vasseur, who received a contract extension in July 2025, commented on the difficulties faced by the team, especially during qualifying sessions. He noted that the lack of serenity within the team does not help their performance, as seen in the recent Azerbaijan Grand Prix where Charles Leclerc qualified second but was significantly behind George Russell. Vasseur remains focused on improving the team's performance despite these challenges.Page 15 of 78