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Why Charles Leclerc Keeps Taking Notes on Lewis Hamilton
Charles Leclerc wants to beat Lewis Hamilton, but even on his strongest weekends, he finds something worth learning from the other side of Ferrari’s garage.
Hamilton’s Ferrari Has More to Give. Mexico Is His Next Test.
Lewis Hamilton finished just over a second from the Austin podium. With Ferrari showing stronger pace, his focus turns to the setup problem he wants to solve before Mexico.
Russell’s P2 Under Threat: Four Drivers, Nine Points
Hamilton is one point behind Russell. Verstappen and Leclerc are closing. Five races remain, and another result like Austin could drop Russell from second to fifth.
US GP: Antonelli’s One-Stop Masterclass Wins Austin
Kimi Antonelli won Austin with one pit stop, beating Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen. Behind him, four drivers are now separated by just nine championship points.
Leclerc Tops Both Austin Practice Sessions as Ferrari’s Final Upgrade Arrives
Charles Leclerc led both Friday practice sessions as Ferrari introduced its latest upgrade in Austin, edging Kimi Antonelli by 0.042 seconds in FP2.
Austin Could Crown a Champion. Who Finishes Second?
Antonelli can clinch the championship in Austin, but victory alone won’t be enough. Behind him, five drivers are separated by 37 points in the fight for second.
Verstappen Wins Singapore as Leclerc Takes Second and Antonelli Extends Title Lead
Verstappen controlled the front, but the race behind him turned on a costly tire gamble. Antonelli claimed the final podium place and extended his title lead.
Verstappen, Hamilton and Leclerc Question Singapore Sprint After Nine-Retirement Race
Nine retirements made Singapore’s Sprint eventful. Its three podium finishers still questioned whether Marina Bay offers enough opportunity to race.
Leclerc Tops FP2. So Why Is He Watching Red Bull?
Leclerc topped FP2 at Sepang, but Hadjar’s imperfect lap and Verstappen’s pace on medium tires left him watching Red Bull closely.
RUSSELL WINS ZANDVOORT’S FIRST—AND FINAL—SPRINT
George Russell won Zandvoort’s first and final Formula 1 Sprint from pole, finishing 1.360 seconds ahead of Charles Leclerc over 24 laps.