Hamilton: Monaco ‘miserable’; comms issues return
Lewis Hamilton bemoaned a “miserable” Monaco Grand Prix where he was “nowhere,” while the Briton also once again questioned Ferrari’s communication during the race.
Wrecks derail Larson’s bid to complete ‘The Double’
Kyle Larson was caught up in a wreck on Lap 246 of the Coca-Cola 600, ending a disappointing day in which he also crashed out at the Indianapolis 500 on Lap 91.
Stella: Norris’ Monaco win required ‘cold blood’
Lando Norris’ Monaco Grand Prix victory required “cold blood”, according to McLaren team principal Andrea Stella, who believes the win is a sign of things to come.
Albon buys Russell dinner after blocking tactic
Alex Albon agreed to buy George Russell dinner on Sunday evening after blocking him for several laps at the Monaco Grand Prix.
F1’s Leclerc, Norris rule out Indy 500 attempt
After battling for victory at one of Sunday’s two famous races, podium finishers Lando Norris, Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri all said they had no interest in ever trying to win the Indy 500.
2-stop Monaco brings Lawson rare high
While Formula 1 drivers lined up to slam the mandatory two-stop rule after Sunday’s Monaco Grand Prix, the strategy Racing Bulls executed to take advantage of the experiment delivered Liam Lawson a first real high of an otherwise miserable season.
Sainz: Monaco rule too easy to manipulate
A rules tweak for the Monaco Grand Prix teased drama and chaos but ultimately left Formula 1’s drivers bored, angry or frustrated, with Carlos Sainz saying the new format was too easy for teams to “manipulate.”
2025 Monaco Grand Prix recap: F1 results, highlights reaction as McLaren claim double podium
Catch up on the Monaco Grand Prix as Lando Norris took a dominant win to win for the first time in the principality.
Maiden Indy 500 win completes Palou’s domination of IndyCar
After three titles and 15 wins, Álex Palou felt incomplete. Now an Indy 500 winner, that’s no longer the case.
Ferrari boss: Front wing tests to be ‘gamechanger’
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur believes changes to front wing flexibility tests at the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix could be a “gamechanger.”
