F1 2025: Gran Premio de la Ciudad de Mexico

F1's 75th anniversary celebration continues in Mexico's Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez for the Mexico City Grand Prix. As the Driver's Championship title fight intensifies, will either Lando Norris or Oscar Piastri throw a wrench to Max Verstappen's title defense?

Lando Norris' victory in Mexico placed him to the frontrunner spot of the Driver's Championship title fight. Ferrari's Charles Leclerc finished in second and Red Bull's Max Verstappen completes the podium. Other finishers include Ollie Bearman, Oscar Piastri, Andrea Kimi Antonelli, George Russell, Lewis Hamilton, Esteban Ocon, and Gabriel Bortoleto.

With only four races left this season, the title fight is too close to call. The next race will be in Interlagos for the MSC Cruises Gran Premio de Sao Paulo this November 9, 2025.

F1 2025: MSC Cruises United States Grand Prix

The celebrations for Formula 1's 75th anniversary continue at the Circuit of the Americas for the MSC Cruises United States Grand Prix. Located in Texas, a traditionally conservative state, COTA still hosts thrilling F1 events that captivate fans. Following McLaren's recent constructors' championship victory in Singapore, the focus now shifts to the Driver's Championship title. Max Verstappen’s recent performance poses a significant challenge to the McLaren frontrunners.

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Max Verstappen's latest win in Texas puts him in 3rd place in the Driver's Championship with 40 points behind Oscar Piastri, who finished 5th in this race. Lando Norris finished in 2nd place, and Ferrari's Charles Leclerc completed the podium.

Carlos Sainz will face a five-place grid penalty at next weekend's race as he was deemed at fault for a collision with Andrea Kimi Antonelli.

As Oscar Piastri's title fight is threatened by Max Verstappen's recent comeback attempt, can he keep up, or will Lando Norris prevent Verstappen's resurgence in the title chase?

F1's 75th-anniversary celebrations will continue with the Gran Premio de la Ciudad de Mexico this October 26, 2025.

F1 2025: Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix

F1's 75th-anniversary celebrations continue in the streets of Singapore for the Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix. Amid overcast conditions in the dead of night, the drivers are packing heat in the only F1 street race on Asian soil.

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Mercedes' George Russell joins the list of winners of the Singapore Grand Prix, while Red Bull driver Max Verstappen fends off Lando Norris to finish in 2nd place. With Norris claiming the final podium and Oscar Piastri in 4th, it became more than enough for McLaren to claim its latest constructors' championship title.

With McLaren nabbed the constructor title, all eyes are on the Driver's Championship as the two McLaren fighters are butting heads for the title.

F1's 75th-anniversary celebrations will continue at the Circuit of the Americas for the MSC Cruises United States Grand Prix this October 19, 2025.

F1 2025: Qatar Airways Azerbaijan Grand Prix

F1's 75th-anniversary celebrations continue in the streets of Baku for the Qatar Airways Azerbaijan Grand Prix. As the saying goes, one's misfortune is another's fortune.

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McLaren was hit by a double whammy in Baku, with title front-runner Oscar Piastri crashing out of the race during the opening lap, followed by pitstop issues for Lando Norris that saw his lead fade away.

Thanks to McLaren's double whammy in Baku, Max Verstappen's comeback continues with his latest win. Mercedes driver George Russell finished 2nd, and by surprise, Carlos Sainz finished 3rd, his best result as a Williams driver. Other finishers include Andrea Kimi Antonelli, Liam Lawson, Yuki Tsunoda, Lando Norris, Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc, and Isack Hadjar.

Thanks to Piastri's dramatic crash in Baku, Lando Norris is now closing in on the title race, narrowing the gap between them to an incredibly slim margin. The tension is building, and the stakes have never been higher.

The next race is the Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix this October 5, 2025.

F1 2025: Pirelli Gran Premio D'Italia

Monza is the next stop for F1's 75th anniversary celebrations with the Pirelli Gran Premio D'Italia. It may be one of Ferrari's home turf, but it's not today for them with Lewis Hamilton slapped with a five-place grid penalty for his incident in Zandvoort.

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Max Verstappen demonstrated at Monza that he should not be underestimated. In his recent attempt for Pole Position, which marked his 45th for Red Bull, he recorded an average speed of 264.682 kph, achieving the fastest lap in F1 history. His victory against McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri is a clear indication that fans should not overlook Max Verstappen.

Other finishers include Charles Leclerc, George Russell, Lewis Hamilton, Alex Albon, Gabriel Bortoleto, Andrea Kimi Antonelli, and Isack Hadjar.

Post-Monza, Oscar Piastri leads with 324 points, with Lando Norris in 2nd with 293 points, and Max Verstappen in third with 230 points.

The next race is the Qatar Airways Azerbaijan Grand Prix this September 21, 2025.

F1 2025: Heineken Dutch Grand Prix

After a three-week void, F1's 75th anniversary celebrations continue in Zandvoort for the Heineken Dutch Grand Prix. This is where the real action is.

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The Dutch Grand Prix was highlighted by Lando Norris's heartbreaking engine failure at the climax, which ended McLaren's streak of four consecutive 1-2 finishes. The race was also marked by misfortunes for Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, both of whom crashed out. Hamilton's crash occurred on Lap 23, while Leclerc crashed on Lap 53 after an incident involving Andrea Kimi Antonelli.

Amid these game-changing events, Oscar Piastri secured victory at Zandvoort, moving him to the lead in the standings. Red Bull's Max Verstappen finished in second place, and Isack Hadjar achieved his first-ever Formula 1 podium finish for Visa Cash App Racing Bulls by finishing third.

The next race will be in Monza for the Pirelli Gran Premio D'Italia this September 7, 2025.

F1 2025: Lenovo Hungarian Grand Prix

F1's 75th anniversary celebrations continue at Hungaroring for the Lenovo Hungarian Grand Prix. Although the Hungaroring got renovated with a bold new look, it's another race week for McLaren as they're gunning for their 200th team win on Hungarian soil.

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McLaren delivered its fourth 1-2 finish streak with Lando Norris fending off Oscar Piastri to win the Hungarian Grand Prix. Mercedes' George Russell completes the podium by finishing in third place. Other finishers include Charles Leclerc, Fernando Alonso, Gabriel Bortoleto, Lance Stroll, Liam Lawson, Max Verstappen, and Andrea Kimi Antonelli.

Ollie Bearman was the only one to retire in the middle of the race following damage to his car.

The next race will be in Zandvoort for the Heineken Dutch Grand Prix this August 31, 2025.

F1 2025: Moet & Chandon Belgian Grand Prix

F1's 75th Anniversary celebrations continue in Spa-Francorchamps for the Moet & Chandon Belgian Grand Prix. This race marked the 100th race start for Yuki Tsunoda. Amid the rainfall that grounded the race to a temporary halt after three laps, that didn't stop them from having the most intense Spa Day of their lives.

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The clash between the two McLaren drivers, Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, became a moment to remember in Spa. In the end, it was Piastri who came on top, edging 16 points between him and Norris in the standings. Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc completes the Spa podium by finishing 3rd. Other finishers include Max Verstappen, George Russell, Alex Albon, Lewis Hamilton, Liam Lawson, Gabriel Bortoleto, and Pierre Gasly.

The next race will be in the Hungaroring for the Lenovo Hungarian Grand Prix this August 3, 2025.

F1 2025: Qatar Airways British Grand Prix

Silverstone, the former World War II airfield that transformed into a racing circuit, was the site of the very first Formula One race 75 years ago. It comes alive once again as the celebrations for F1's 75th anniversary continue with the Qatar Airways British Grand Prix. This race has earned its status as an instant classic, even after 75 years.

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McLaren has achieved another remarkable feat on home soil, securing a 1-2 finish. Lando Norris celebrated his first victory at his home race, while Oscar Piastri, despite facing penalties, finished in second place. Following them, Nico Hulkenberg made headlines by bringing Sauber its first-ever podium finish, finishing in third place. Other finishers include Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, Pierre Gasly, Lance Stroll, Alex Albon, Fernando Alonso, and George Russell.

F1's 75th Anniversary celebrations will continue at Spa-Francorchamps for the Moet & Chandon Belgian Grand Prix this July 27, 2025.

F1 2025: MSC Cruises Austrian Grand Prix

The 75th Anniversary celebrations of Formula 1 continue at the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg for the MSC Cruises Austrian Grand Prix. While the world is still buzzing from the recent release of "F1: The Movie," the drivers are ready to get back to work in Styria, bringing their energy to the racetrack.

Carlos Sainz's "did not start" situation, the crash that sent Andrea Kimi Antonelli and Max Verstappen packing, and Alex Albon's mechanical failures are just some of the worst moments that occurred in Spielberg. However, behind their heartbreaks, there have been some exciting moments with the two McLaren drivers clashing for the lead while the others have pulled a lot of drama, as demonstrated by the penalization of Yuki Tsunoda for sending Franco Colapinto spinning on Lap 31.

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Business as usual for McLaren with their 1-2 finish with Lando Norris the winner and Oscar Piastri the second-placer. More than enough to further tighten McLaren's constructor championship grip. Charles Leclerc, meanwhile, completes the Austrian podium with a third-place finish. Other finishers include Lewis Hamilton, George Russell, Liam Lawson, Fernando Alonso, Gabriel Bortoleto, Nico Hulkenberg, and Esteban Ocon.

F1's 75th Anniversary celebrations will continue at the track that started it all, Silverstone, for the Qatar Airways British Grand Prix this July 6, 2025.

F1: The Movie

To celebrate F1's 75th anniversary, the world of F1 comes to life on the big screen, thanks to the mastermind behind Top Gun Maverick, who made it possible to bring "the king of motorsports" to Hollywood.

F1: The Movie

Starring Brad Pitt, Damson Idris, Kerry Condon, and Javier Bardem, "F1: The Movie" brings the thrilling action of Formula 1 racing to the big screen. The film imagines what the F1 grid will look like with the addition of an 11th team, set to debut in the 2026 F1 season. The story revolves around APXGP, a fictional team that plays a central role in the plot.

In this movie, Brad Pitt plays the role of Sonny Hayes, a former F1 driver who got pulled out of retirement by his former teammate Ruben Cervantes, played by Javier Bardem, who owns the struggling APXGP. He made a fateful encounter with the team's rookie driver, Joshua Pearce, played by Damson Idris, who becomes Sonny's teammate and arch-nemesis. The stakes are higher, and as Sonny's past demons haunt him, he will soon learn that returning to F1 racing is an all-or-nothing gamble. Whatever it takes.

A masterpiece two years in the making, the racing sequences were created during the 2023 and 2024 F1 seasons, so yes, there's a hint of Zhou Guanyu, Alfa Romeo Sauber, Alpha Tauri, and whatnots instead of the latest F1 season. Still, with cameos of this generation's F1 greats like Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, and Lando Norris, the movie's racing scenes never felt so exciting. 

Moviegoers are drawn to the dramatic performances of Brad Pitt and Damson Idris, but it's the hero car that steals the spotlight. This film features the APXGP APX23 as its iconic vehicle, which showcases the movie's 11th team scenario. Powered by Mercedes-AMG, the choice to partner with Mercedes-AMG as a sponsor is clear. Additionally, Apple developed custom technology specifically for the APX23, which enhanced the film's racing sequences and contributed to the actors' on-screen reactions while driving.

If you enjoyed this movie, you'll soon have the chance to play moments from F1: The Movie as downloadable content (DLC) in the EA SPORTS F1 25 video game, available next week. However, to access these challenges in the game, you'll need to provide proof that you've watched the film, even though it may reveal some spoilers.

This film offers a story-based action thriller experience that chronicles the adventures of the struggling APXGP team. It features a dramatic performance by Brad Pitt and includes cameos from your favorite F1 drivers, delivering classic F1 thrills. This movie stands as the pinnacle of the 75th anniversary celebration of Formula 1. From beginning to end, it proves to be one of the best films of the summer season.

It's lights out and away it goes!

F1 2025: Pirelli Grand Prix du Canada

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is the next stop for the F1 75th-anniversary celebrations with the Pirelli Grand Prix du Canada. This race not only marked Aston Martin and Alpine's 100th race start but also Haas' 200th race start. With George Russell and Max Verstappen locked in the front row, this race is a showdown between them.

The opening lap saw Alex Albon being pushed wide and losing out, dropping him to P12. On lap 48, he was forced to retire from the race. Then, near the end, the two McLaren drivers got into a dramatic crash. Oscar Piastri collided with Lando Norris, pushing him out of the race.

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Thanks to the disaster between the two McLaren drivers, George Russell nabbed Mercedes’ first win of the season, while Max Verstappen finished in 2nd place. Kimi Antonelli stood out by finishing in 3rd place, scoring his first-ever podium finish. Not bad for an 18-year-old F1 driver.

The next race is the MSC Cruises Austrian Grand Prix in Spielberg this June 29, 2025.

F1 2025: Aramco Gran Premio de España

F1's 75th-anniversary celebrations continue in Catalunya during the Aramco Gran Premio de España. This race was filled with dramatic moments that kept everyone on the edge of their seats. 

Before the race began, Lance Stroll withdrew from the Spanish Grand Prix due to issues with his hand and wrist that required medical attention.

From start to finish, this race is packed with crazy moments such as Kimi Antonelli's mechanical failures that booted him out of the race and the climactic collision between Max Verstappen and George Russell that got the former penalized and demoted to 10th place.

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Behind the wild moments, it's another day for McLaren as it delivered another 1-2 finish with Oscar Piastri the winner and Lando Norris the second placer. Ferrari's Charles Leclerc completes the podium in third place.

After the Spanish Grand Prix, the gap between Piastri and Norris is now ten points, 186 v 176, while Max Verstappen is in 3rd with 137.

F1's 75th-anniversary celebrations will continue in Circuit Gilles Villeneuve for the Pirelli Grand Prix du Canada this June 14th, 2025.

F1 2025 - TAG Heuer Grand Prix de Monaco

The streets of Monaco roar to life with the Monaco Grand Prix of the 2025 F1 season, one of the greatest races of the weekend ahead of IndyCar's Indy 500 and NASCAR's Coca-Cola 600. With the implementation of the mandatory two-pitstop rule, drivers are making tight strategies to survive and conquer Monaco's plot twists.

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Thanks to Max Verstappen's late pitstop ahead of the final lap, Lando Norris of McLaren managed to win his first Monaco Grand Prix of his career, beating the likes of last year's winner Charles Leclerc of Ferrari and fellow McLaren driver Oscar Piastri, who is currently leading the championship standings.

Behind Norris' late Monaco win come some not-so-great moments in Monaco, such as Pierre Gasly's collision with Yuki Tsunoda that sent the former packing, as well as Fernando Alonso calling it quits due to mechanical failures.

As Piastri and the rest of McLaren are still leading, despite his third-place finish, there's plenty of action as F1's 75th anniversary celebrations will continue in Catalunya for the Aramco Gran Premio de España this June 1st, 2025.

F1 2025 - AWS Gran Premio del Made in Italy e Dell'Emilia-Romagna

The legendary Imola is set to host the next event in the 2025 F1 season: the AWS Gran Premio del Made in Italy e Dell'Emilia-Romagna. 

Following the announcement that Franco Colapinto will replace Jack Doohan as an Alpine driver starting at Imola, there isn't much else that stands out about this race. 

However, McLaren aims to make a significant impact on one of Ferrari's home turfs. Regardless of the circumstances, the Imola Grand Prix in the 2025 F1 season holds particular significance.

Pierre Gasly went into the gravel while scrapping with Charles Leclerc on Lap 3, Esteban Ocon had an accident on Lap 29, and Kimi Antonelli's homecoming got spoiled on Lap 46. These are some of the troublesome moments that occurred in the middle of the Imola Grand Prix.

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Amid the trouble in Imola, Max Verstappen proves that he's still in this game as he won the Imola Grand Prix ahead of the McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. Other finishers include Lewis Hamilton, Alex Albon, Charles Leclerc, George Russell, Carlos Sainz, Isack Hadjar, and Yuki Tsunoda.

The next race is the TAG Heuer Grand Prix de Monaco this May 25, 2025.

F1 2025 - Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix

Formula 1's 75th anniversary celebrations are ongoing in Miami for the Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix. Oscar Piastri is leading the Driver Standings for the first time in his career, and McLaren is performing strongly in the Team Standings. Will this success continue as Formula 1 returns to Miami, a city known for its Republican leanings?

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It's another 1-2 finish for the McLaren team, with Oscar Piastri the winner and Lando Norris the second placer. Enough to keep Piastri and McLaren's grip in the Driver and Team Standings. Mercedes driver George Russell, meanwhile, completes the podium by finishing 3rd. Other finishers include Max Verstappen, Alex Albon, Kimi Antonelli, Charles Leclerc, Lewis Hamilton, Carlos Sainz, and Yuki Tsunoda.

The next race for the 2025 F1 season will be in Imola for the AWS Gran Premio del Made in Italy e Dell'Emilia-Romagna this May 18th, 2025.

F1 2025 - STC Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

F1's 75th anniversary celebrations continue in Jeddah for the STC Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. As McLaren leads in driver and constructor standings, will its plot for world domination continue in the heat of the Arabian street race night?

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Oscar Piastri made headlines in Jeddah by beating Max Verstappen to the finish line and snatching Lando Norris' lead by 10 points in the Driver Standings. Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc completes the Jeddah podium with a third-place finish. Other finishers include Norris, George Russell, Kimi Antonelli, Lewis Hamilton, Carlos Sainz, Alex Albon, and Isack Hadjar.

With Piastri leading the Driver Standings for the first time in his career and McLaren remaining solid in the Team Standings, will it continue?

The next race is the Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix this May 3, 2025.

F1 2025 - Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix

Formula 1's 75th anniversary celebration continues at the Bahrain International Circuit with the Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix. This race also marks Oscar Piastri's 50th start. Additionally, spectators have the opportunity to see F1 legend Jackie Stewart perform an exhibition lap in his championship-winning Tyrrell to support his charity.

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Oscar Piastri celebrated his 50th Formula 1 race in style by defeating George Russell from Mercedes to win the Bahrain Grand Prix. Lando Norris, despite receiving a penalty for overshooting his grid box, managed to secure third place. 

This is good news for McLaren, as the team maintains its lead in the Constructors' Championship. Norris currently sits at the top of the driver standings with 77 points, three points ahead of Piastri.

The next race is the STC Saudi Arabian Grand Prix this April 19, 2025.

F1 2025 - Lenovo Japanese Grand Prix

Formula 1's 75th-anniversary celebration continues at Suzuka for the Lenovo Japanese Grand Prix. A significant highlight of this event is the switch between Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson: Tsunoda has officially become a driver for Red Bull Racing, while Lawson has been demoted back to the junior team, VCARB, following a challenging performance in the last two races.

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Defending champion Max Verstappen made headlines in Suzuka by winning the race against the two McLaren drivers, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. Following the race, the gap between Norris and Verstappen has narrowed to just one point, with Norris at 62 and Verstappen at 61. As always, it’s still too early to draw any conclusions.

The next race is the Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix on April 12, 2025.

F1 2025 - Heineken Chinese Grand Prix

Formula 1's 75th anniversary celebration for the Heineken Chinese Grand Prix continues in Shanghai. As Lewis Hamilton delivered his first F1 Sprint win as a Ferrari driver, some say he has a chance. However, can he overcome the team-related problems that hurt his chances in the past? Let's find out.

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Oscar Piastri leads McLaren's 1-2 finish in Shanghai with Lando Norris finishing 2nd, giving last year's constructor's championship-winning team a lead in the standings. George Russell of Mercedes-AMG, meanwhile, finished 3rd.

Alpine driver Pierre Gasly, and the rest of Ferrari, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, were disqualified as the cars of Leclerc and Gasly were found to be underweight with Hamilton's car having excessive wear on its skid block.

Hamilton's Sprint effort gone to waste following the disqualification while McLaren's leading the constructor's championship pack with Norris still leading. It's still too early to tell.

The next race will be in Suzuka for the Lenovo Japanese Grand Prix this April 6, 2025.