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Formula E Formula E ran its first double-header weekend in Monaco over the weekend, and both races were extremely fun and exciting to watch, which is a welcome change from the last two decades of Formula One running a multi-billion dollar parade in the principality. With different strategies, rain-to-dry changing conditions, and…

Oscar Piastri won the Miami Grand Prix for McLaren. Pos. Driver 1 Oscar Piastri McLaren 2 Lando Norris McLaren 3 George Russell Mercedes 4 Max Verstappen Red Bull 5 Alexander Albon Williams 6 Andrea Kimi Antonelli Mercedes 7 Charles Leclerc Ferrari 8 Lewis Hamilton Ferrari 9 Carlos Sainz Jnr Williams 10 Yuki Tsunoda Red Bull 11 Isack Hadjar Racing Bulls…

Formula E is attempting to capture some of that sweet Drive to Survive vibe with a new Prime Video documentary, Formula E: Driver, which was launched to coincide with this week’s races in Monaco. Series follows 4 drivers from different teams through the 2023-24 season. The docuseries follows Evans (Jaguar TCS), António Félix da Costa (Tag Heuer Porsche), Jake Dennis…

Lando Norris encountered Max Verstappen’s uncompromising defensive style once again during the Miami Grand Prix. The McLaren driver came out ahead for once but it was a pyrrhic victory: the time it took Norris to pass the Red Bull cost him any chance of catching and passing his team mate, who won the race. On the face of it, there…

The end of a six-year victory drought and damp-but-drying conditions on Sunday suggested there was enough Monaco magic to go round for a Formula E double-header after all. Here’s Sam Smith’s pick of winners and losers: Winner: Oliver Rowland “I couldn’t ask for too much more from the weekend and I’m not sure there was too much I could have…

Adam Baker (pictured) will be replaced by Christian Foyer. Daniel LÃb/picture alliance via Getty Images Chief executive Adam Baker is leaving the Audi Formula 1 project by mutual agreement with Christian Foyer taking over his duties on the engine side, the future factory team said on Monday. Foyer has joined the management board of Audi Formula Racing, the entity responsible for…

One team was vastly quicker than the competition during the Miami Grand Prix, but did their drivers make the most of their equipment over the whole weekend? Here’s our verdict on the full field. Lando Norris Sprint race start: 3rdSprint race finish: 1stQualified: 2nd (2 places ahead of team mate, -0.106s)Grid: 2nd (2 places ahead of team mate)Start: -4 placesStrategy:…

As racing enthusiasts look for something to binge on between races, a new show titled Formula E: Driver has premiered on Amazon Prime—perfect for those looking to explore the lives of some of the biggest Formula E drivers off the track. The four-part series follows the journeys of TAG Heuer Porsche’s António Félix da Costa, Jaguar TCS Racing’s Mitch Evans,…

The Formula 1 drivers’ parade had a difference in Miami as the competitors toured the track in cars built partly from Lego. The toy company, which has a sponsorship deal with F1, produced 10 cars styled on their toy models of the teams’ designs. Each had room for two, so the pairs of team mates were able to share the…

Championship leader bounces back from qualifying error to extend Season 11 tally to three wins from six starts. Oliver Rowland has sped further clear of his rivals in the hunt for the 2024/25 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship crown, with a peerless performance in today’s Monaco E-Prix (3 May) yielding his third victory from six races in Season 11….

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Lewis Hamilton downplayed his agitated messages to Ferrari at the Miami Grand Prix on Sunday, saying he’s not going to apologize for being a fighter and adding that he and team boss Fred Vasseur immediately smoothed things over postrace. Hamilton was frustrated with Ferrari dithering over a driver swap with teammate Charles Leclerc as they chased…

Which Formula 1 driver made the most of the Miami Grand Prix weekend? It’s time to give your verdict on which driver did the best with the equipment at their disposal over the last three days. Review how each driver got on below and vote for who impressed you the most at Miami International Autodrome. Driver performance summary Advert |…

Sebastien Buemi ended a winless streak stretching all the way back to 2019 by winning the second race of the Monaco E-Prix, becoming the outright holder of the record for most wins in the series in the process. While it looked as if Nissan driver Oliver Rowland might repeat his win from Saturday, a battle with Jean-Eric Vergne of DS…

Ryan McGeeMay 4, 2025, 08:06 PM ET Close Senior writer for ESPN The Magazine and ESPN.com 2-time Sports Emmy winner 2010, 2014 NMPA Writer of the Year MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — “Are they cheering for me?” asked Evander Holyfield, former heavyweight champion of the world, looking up from the ground floor of the Miami International Autodrome and into the tiered…

Welcome to Monday’s edition of the RaceFans round-up. Social media and links A tough day (Ferrari) Frederic Vasseur: ‘We swapped the cars as soon as we were sure we were not putting Charles at risk from the cars behind, as Lewis was on medium tyres and we wanted to try and catch Kimi Antonelli. It didn’t work so we reversed…

Thanks to a deeply reworked DS E-TENSE FE25, the French driver emerged as one of the standout performers in a tense and thrilling Sunday showdown. Following a lackluster first race, the DS Performance technical teams — supported by Stellantis Motorsport — worked overnight to significantly revise the setup of the DS Penske cars. “There are no miracle fixes in Formula…

The Red Bull team is seeking to move Max Verstappen up a position in the Miami Grand Prix by submitting a protest against George Russell. The Mercedes driver finished the race in third place, 2.3 seconds ahead of Verstappen. The FIA has confirmed Red Bull has submitted a protest against Russell for “failing to slow under yellow flags.” Verstappen told…

Image credit: Sebastien Buemi/Instagram Sebastien Buemi showed on Day 2 of the Monaco E-Prix double header that he is the real king of Circuit de Monaco when he registered his third win in the city on Sunday. The Envision Racing driver was very happy to finally see a change in his number of career wins after his last win 78…

Lando Norris once again questioned Max Verstappen‘s wheel-to-wheel conduct after the Miami Grand Prix, claiming it’s a case of “crash or don’t pass” when trying to overtake him and that the reigning Formula 1 world champion can do “whatever he wants.” Norris finished second on Sunday in Miami but could have been on for a crucial race win if not…