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Charles Leclerc Leads FP2 at Monaco GP, Just Outpacing Piastri

In a thrilling FP2 session at the Monaco Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc narrowly beat Oscar Piastri by just 0.038 seconds, showcasing his skills on the iconic street circuit. Lewis Hamilton rounded out the top three, ensuring a competitive field ahead of the weekend.

Our Take:

Leclerc's ability to clinch the fastest time in such a tight session reflects his mastery of the Monaco circuit, but Piastri's consistency sends a strong message about McLaren's competitiveness this season. As the championship leader, Piastri's pace suggests he is more than capable of challenging at the sharp end, making this a high-stakes weekend for both drivers.

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Unveiling the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix: First Practice Insights

Today’s action kicks off the much-anticipated 2025 Canadian Grand Prix with the first practice session. Fans can follow along for live updates and insights from the track as teams begin their preparations for the race weekend. Our Take: The opening practice at the Canadian Grand Prix is crucial for

Colapinto Faces Challenges as He Strives for Alpine F1 Breakthrough

Franco Colapinto has expressed feeling “out of phase” with his Alpine F1 car after his first three races. Despite stepping in to replace Jack Doohan, he has struggled to find his footing, hoping for improvements in performance at the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix. Our Take: Colapinto's transition to

Franco Colapinto Seeks Balance with Alpine Ahead of Canadian GP

Franco Colapinto has expressed that he feels "out of phase" with his Alpine F1 car following his first three races. He remains optimistic that improvements made at the team's factory could help him perform better at the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix. Our Take: Colapinto's

McLaren Unveils Innovative Front Wing Ahead of Canadian GP

McLaren has introduced a revamped front wing for the Canadian Grand Prix, alongside several technical upgrades from five teams participating in the event. This follows a season of adjustments as teams adapt to stringent regulations concerning wing flex limits. Our Take: The new front wing design by McLaren is an

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Unveiling the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix: First Practice Insights

Colapinto Faces Challenges as He Strives for Alpine F1 Breakthrough

Franco Colapinto Seeks Balance with Alpine Ahead of Canadian GP

McLaren Unveils Innovative Front Wing Ahead of Canadian GP