Breaking down where Esteban Ocon's 2025 F1 season has been great and where there's work to do in our midseason power rankings.
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Italian F1 driver Kimi Antonelli's rookie of the year case was being fast-tracked for a multitude of reasons. But a rough three-month stretch has overshadowed his year.
The British driver, Oliver Bearman, has shown promise, but has disappeared a bit in the last few weekends.
Lance Stroll is kind of the awkward elephant in the room for fans and teams alike. Yes, yes, he is completely out of his depth in F1, he's posted poles and podi
Coming off an impressive final year with Ferrari, it must be a tough transition in 2025 for Carlos Sainz. Going from battling from race wins and shots at top sp
Red Bull is hoping you forget that Yuki Tsunoda is performing just as badly as the man he replaced.
Coming in last on our F1 power rankings is the Argentine driver, whose spot in F1 is slipping away.
Bortoleto and Aston Martin are up, while Alpine falls.
Plus, Bortoleto stuns Verstappen and Williams flounders as Aston Martin stocks are up.
All weekend geared us up for another McLaren 1-2, but Charles Leclerc shocked everyone (even himself) to put that to a stop. Charles Leclerc will line up at the
Will we see the wet tires again in Hungary? Here's the hour-by-hour breakdown before the F1 Hungarian Grand Prix.
Hungary represents the final race in the F1 season before drivers and teams take a four-week break. Can Lewis Hamilton reach the podium? And is Sauber in position for P6?
Race weekend number 14 is the last before F1's four-week break. Meaning the Hungarian Grand Prix is key for bringing momentum into the season's final ten races.
It's been a brutal two months for the 18-year-old rookie, Kimi Antonelli, and it's clearly starting to get to him.
Ty Gibbs wins $1 million ... and the crowd goes mild. Here's what NASCAR can change in 2026.
Talking about pure racing, this year's edition of the Belgian Grand Prix was incredibly dull.
Rain is coming at Spa-Francorchamps, and it could impact Sunday's race.
Lando Norris paid no mind to losing out to Piastri in Saturday's sprint.
It's just for eight points, but Oscar Piastri came out of the mini-break hungry to build his championship lead back.
We are down to two for the champion of NASCAR's first in-season tournament. And it goes without saying ... these are not the two anyone expected.