F1 to move Canadian Grand Prix to May
F1 makes 2026 calendar change for Canadian Grand Prix
F1 has announced that the date of the Canadian Grand Prix will shift back to May from 2026 onwards in a further move to regionalise the sport’s calendar. F1 announced last week, as part of a six-year contract extension for the Monaco Grand Prix,
VR46 Ducati team rider Fabio Di Giannantonio has been enduring a strenuous journey following a shoulder injury. Having undergone successful surgery on his left ...
For the first time since July’s Austrian Grand Prix sprint, Max Verstappen will start from pole position on Saturday – and it was a sterling lap from the Red Bull driver to place his car P1 on ...
The F1 penalty points system was first introduced with the aim of keeping the driving standards above a threshold.
Listen to 'Unlapped' Norris was also on the receiving end of Verstappen's brand of defending at the Austrian Grand Prix earlier this year while fighting for the lead. On that occasion the two ...
"That’s not too bad," said Verstappen, having claimed his first win since the sprint at the Austrian Grand Prix at the end of June to enlarge his title race lead by two points to 54 ahead of Norris.
Thrilling races at the limits of physics: get your tickets now and experience the fascination of MotoGP live at the Red Bull Ring from August 15 to ...
Two points: Expire 30th June 2025. These were awarded for causing a collision with Zhou Guanyu during the 2024 Austrian Grand Prix. Two points: Expire 19th November 2024. These were issued for ...
The F1 penalty points system has been put in place to keep the driving standards in the sport above a certain level.
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