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Norris Captures Pole at Belgian GP, Piastri Fights Back in Sprint Race

In an exhilarating showdown at the Belgian Grand Prix, Lando Norris has reclaimed his position by securing pole position, leaving team-mate Oscar Piastri right behind him for the race. This marks Norris's fourth pole of the 2025 season, showcasing McLaren's impressive pace on the iconic Spa-Francorchamps circuit.

Our Take:

With both Norris and Piastri demonstrating exceptional talent, this rivalry is only heating up, and it will be fascinating to see how it unfolds throughout the season. Norris's ability to rise to the occasion after the sprint race loss speaks volumes about his character and competitiveness.

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Source: Autosport

Oliver Bearman to Start Dutch GP from Pitlane After Qualifying Setback

Oliver Bearman will begin the Dutch Grand Prix from the pitlane following a disappointing qualifying performance. The Haas driver takes advantage of a new power unit after facing a grid penalty for exceeding the seasonal limit. Our Take: Starting from the pitlane may offer Bearman a unique advantage in terms

Hamilton's Q3 Comeback: Hope on the Horizon for the F1 Star

Lewis Hamilton is finding his footing in Formula 1 after a challenging season. Following a tough qualifying spell, Hamilton made it to Q3 for the first time since the British Grand Prix, offering a glimmer of hope amid a challenging competition with Ferrari's Charles Leclerc at the Dutch

Hamilton Aims to Rebound from Struggles at Dutch GP

Lewis Hamilton is determined to improve his performance after enduring a challenging qualifying session at the Dutch Grand Prix, where he was outqualified by teammate Charles Leclerc for the fourth time in a row. Despite previous difficulties in recent races, he managed to reach the final segment of qualifying, sparking

Pirelli Prepares for One-Stop Strategy at Zandvoort Despite Softer Tire Compounds

As the Dutch Grand Prix approaches, Pirelli anticipates that teams will opt for a one-stop race strategy, even with the introduction of softer tire compounds. This strategic choice highlights teams' confidence in tire longevity despite track challenges. Our Take: While softer compounds generally promise improved performance, the Zandvoort circuit&

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Oliver Bearman to Start Dutch GP from Pitlane After Qualifying Setback

Hamilton's Q3 Comeback: Hope on the Horizon for the F1 Star

Hamilton Aims to Rebound from Struggles at Dutch GP

Pirelli Prepares for One-Stop Strategy at Zandvoort Despite Softer Tire Compounds