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Russell e Antonelli dominano le seconde libere del GP di Formula 1 in Azerbaijan

Russell and Antonelli dominate second free practice at the Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

BAKU – George Russell ha ottenuto il miglior tempo nella seconda sessione di prove libere del Gran Premio di Formula 1 in Azerbaijan sul circuito cittadino di Baku, con un crono di 1'43"347. Il pilota della Mercedes ha preceduto il proprio compagno di team Andrea Kimi Antonelli, distanziato di soli 0.552 millesimi.Al terzo posto si è piazzato Max Verstappen della Red Bull, con un ritardo di 0.827 secondi. Le Ferrari si sono confermate competitive occupando la quarta e quinta posizione, con Charles Leclerc davanti a Lewis Hamilton, che ha corso per la Mercedes ma è stato accreditato di un tempo…
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A Baku tutti contro Kimi Antonelli, Ferrari contro il tabù

In Baku, everyone is against Kimi Antonelli, Ferrari is against the taboo.

BAKU - Formula 1 returns to the track in Baku, and it will do so on an unusual day: Saturday. Not because of a long-standing tradition (like the British Grand Prix until the 1970s, the South African Grand Prix in the 1980s, or Assen in the MotoGP World Championship), but for religious reasons (Saudi Arabia or Bahrain, moved up in the past for Ramadan) or commercial reasons (in Las Vegas, the race is held at midnight, both to allow European spectators a better view and to ensure a more memorable experience for those in the stands). The Azerbaijan Grand Prix will instead be held on September 26th because on the 27th…
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Lando Norris stupisce tutti: pole al Madring, ma Antonelli e Ferrari sono vicini

Lando Norris surprises everyone: pole at the Madrid Ring, but Antonelli and Ferrari are close

MADRID – It was expected that qualifying would feature large gaps and two or three cars dominating the rest, as always happens on a long, difficult-to-interpret, and above all new circuit. Instead, the Madridring surprised on Saturday, offering gaps in the thousandths of a second and a completely unexpected polesitter. Starting from pole position in the first-ever Madrid Grand Prix will be Lando Norris, who had never seemed fully comfortable behind the wheel of his McLaren, but who, at the decisive moment, beat out Kimi Antonelli – second – and then…
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Ferrari a Madrid per ricostruire tutto, Kimi Antonelli con la calma dei forti

Ferrari in Madrid to rebuild everything, Kimi Antonelli with the calm of the strong

MADRID - Formula 1 has barely had time to put Monza behind the scenes, and it couldn't be a more different world championship event from the recent Italian Grand Prix. After racing on the most traditional track on the calendar, the circus is preparing to discover a completely new track, one already shrouded in controversy: the Madring. Meanwhile, internal controversy continues to dominate Ferrari, particularly regarding the coexistence of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton. Meanwhile, Kimi Antonelli is…
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A Monza trionfo leggendario di Kimi Antonelli, delusione Ferrari, disastro Leclerc

Kimi Antonelli's legendary triumph at Monza, Ferrari disappointment, Leclerc disaster

MONZA - Monza lives up to the expectations of Formula 1 fans, providing the most thrilling Sunday of the year, even in a season heavily criticized for its new regulations. But the 2026 Italian Grand Prix offers contrasting emotions to Italian fans, thanks to the contrasting trajectories of its national heroes: on the one hand, Kimi Antonelli scores an extraordinary, thrilling, historic victory, so much so that it can already be considered legendary, which once again rewrites the sport's history books; on the other, it lays a solid foundation for the title race. The counterpoint to such a dazzling panorama, however, comes from Ferrari:…
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La Ferrari sogna l’impresa a Monza con il nuovo motore, Kimi Antonelli di rincorsa

Ferrari dreams of a feat at Monza with its new engine, Kimi Antonelli chasing after him

MONZA – Once the adrenaline of the fiery welcome from the Italian fans in a rarely-packed Piazza del Duomo in Milan has worn off, the real action begins. The Ferrari drivers, along with all their colleagues and rivals, are already in Monza, preparing for an Italian Grand Prix that promises to be even more adrenaline-filled than usual in 2026. Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc are confident in the feat, also thanks to the evolution their SF-26 will unveil on track: the long-awaited ADUO-2 (reportedly delivering 15 hp more power on the straight). In all this, the master…
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Lando Norris perfetto nella giornata nera di Verstappen a Zandvoort

Lando Norris perfect on Verstappen's bad day at Zandvoort

ZANDVOORT - Zandvoort confidently puts Saturday's doubts behind it and bids farewell to Formula 1 with a thrilling and memorable Dutch Grand Prix. Don't be fooled by the fact that Lando Norris won, having taken pole (making it six out of six since the race returned to the calendar), or that the podium was completed by the two Mercedes cars, only swapping positions from where they started, with Kimi Antonelli ahead of George Russell. Indeed, there's no shortage of spectacle on the track, aided by the changeable weather conditions and, above all, the variability of strategies. Ferrari also showed signs of good things,…
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Lando Norris in pole anche in Olanda, l’azzardo Ferrari non paga

Lando Norris on pole in Holland, Ferrari's gamble doesn't pay off

ZANDVOORT - After Friday's excellent performances and the high hopes of the Sprint Race, qualifying for the Dutch Grand Prix represents a painful and painful reality check for Ferrari's ambitions. Starting ahead of everyone on the Zandvoort grid will be Lando Norris, who secured pole position (his second in a row after Hungary) with a time of 1:11.163, which nevertheless left the Briton with a bitter taste in his mouth. Alongside him is George Russell, a tenth behind and able to beat Kimi Antonelli by just 0.31 seconds. But the young Bolognese driver pays a…
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George Russell si prende la Sprint, solo Leclerc accende Zandvoort

George Russell takes the Sprint, only Leclerc lights up Zandvoort

ZANDVOORT – It thundered so much that it rained, yes, but only after the checkered flag had already been waved. And so the Zandvoort Sprint Race concluded with an undisputed victory for George Russell, the true king of short Saturday races in 2026, having already won in China and Canada (this year, only Norris and Antonelli have won so far, once each). But Saturday in the Netherlands demonstrated two things: that the track on the North Sea is as beautiful to look at as it is unsuitable for putting on a show (in fact, it is not included in next season's calendar) and…
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La nuova F1 in pista dopo le vacanze, Max Verstappen rinnova e tutti temono la Ferrari

The new F1 team is back on track after the holidays, Max Verstappen signs a new deal and everyone fears Ferrari.

After nearly a month-long summer break, Formula 1 is back on track. And just in time for the Dutch Grand Prix, a new development is coming, destined to shake up the Circus for years to come. And it will shake things up, all things considered, without changing anything. Just before the weekend of his final home race (Zandvoort will be dropped from the calendar next year), Max Verstappen has decided to extend his contract with Red Bull. And not for a small amount of time: his new contract expires in 2030. Meanwhile, however, there are also track issues, which see a…
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