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Max Verstappen has slammed Formula 1 race control’s decision to delay the start of the Belgian Grand Prix for over an hour due to visibility concerns, which he felt penalised Red Bull’s decision to move towards a wet weather set-up. As a downpour hit Spa-Francorchamps before the start, race control decided to suspend the starting

Oscar Piastri led home Lando Norris for his sixth win of the 2025 Formula 1 season as McLaren scored another 1-2 at a wet-to-dry Belgian Grand Prix. On diverging strategies, Piastri made a one-stop from intermediates to medium tyres work to keep a chasing Norris at bay on a drying track, with Charles Leclerc beating

Piastri stops Norris’ momentum just in time Two consecutive wins brought Lando Norris within striking distance of his team-mate and now sole championship rival, reigniting hopes of reclaiming the championship lead before the summer break. The Brit has made significant progress in recent races, particularly in adapting his driving style, which has paid off in

Formula 1 race control has red-flagged the Belgian Grand Prix before the start due to poor weather conditions around Spa-Francorchamps. As the anticipated rain showers hit the Ardennes hills on Sunday, drivers started the formation lap for the 44-lap race on Pirelli’s intermediate tyres. But due to poor visibility and heavy spray behind the safety

Formula 1 teams are bracing for a wet start to Sunday afternoon’s Belgian Grand Prix at Spa, with an 80% chance of intense rain showers around the race’s planned start time. The skies above the Belgian Ardennes opened up on Sunday morning as expected, with a huge downpour forcing the FIA Formula 3 race to

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Manuel Lettenbichler has etched his name deeper into Hard Enduro history by claiming his sixth career victory at the 2025 Red Bull Romaniacs. After four grueling days across the rugged Carpathian Mountains, the German rider delivered a near-flawless performance aboard his KTM 300 EXC. This year’s event kicked off with

Jerry Jones continues to court controversy even when the Cowboys make what should be positive moves. The latest example arrived this week when Dallas agreed to a four-year extension with Pro Bowl tight end Jake Ferguson worth $52 million in new money, including $30 million in total guarantees. But instead of celebration, the deal has

As NASCAR headed to one of its most technical superspeedways, the fight for the best qualifying position was brutal. When the field competed at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Chase Briscoe of Joe Gibbs Racing came out at the front to bag his fourth pole position of the season. Briscoe, one of the most consistent performers

It has been a wild ride for Matthew Stafford over the last few months. After a possible exit from the Los Angeles Rams and even retirement rumors made the rounds early in the offseason, it all turned out to be for naught as the superstar quarterback returned to his hunting grounds. However, a new injury

Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran understands the precarious position that trade threats face in July. Make no mistake, late July brings in trade rumors and ensuing deals that often reflect the landscape during each season. Players move between teams in hopes of providing the spark that will help get their team over the proverbial