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Leclerc’s Penalty Cost Ferrari Two Points. The Engine Penalties Set the Trap Charles Leclerc driving the Ferrari during first practice at the 2025 Japan Grand Prix

Charles Leclerc driving the Ferrari during first practice at the 2025 Japan Grand Prix

Leclerc’s Penalty Cost Ferrari Two Points. The Engine Penalties Set the Trap

Kyle Matthews November 9, 2026

Five seconds is all the stewards took from Charles Leclerc at Interlagos. It was enough to hand...

Today in Motorsport History, November 9: Rosberg Won the 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix as Hamilton’s Spin Kept the Title Fight Alive Nico Rosberg driving the Mercedes F1 W05 Hybrid at Suzuka during the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix

Nico Rosberg driving the Mercedes F1 W05 Hybrid at Suzuka during the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix

Today in Motorsport History, November 9: Rosberg Won the 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix as Hamilton’s Spin Kept the Title Fight Alive

EL Puckett November 9, 2026

Nico Rosberg beat Lewis Hamilton by 1.457 seconds at Interlagos on November 9, 2014, trimming the championship...

Alan Jones Dies at 80, and His Last Williams Season Explains the Man Better Than His Title Alan Jones driving his Williams FW07 at speed on his way to winning the 1979 Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort

Alan Jones driving his Williams FW07 at speed on his way to winning the 1979 Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort

Alan Jones Dies at 80, and His Last Williams Season Explains the Man Better Than His Title

Johnny Puckett November 6, 2026

Alan Jones, the 1980 Formula 1 world champion, has died at 80. F1 and Williams confirmed the...

Stat of the Day: Mercedes Needs Just 3 Points More Than Ferrari at Interlagos to Win the Constructors’ Title Kimi Antonelli in the Mercedes F1 car during qualifying at the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix

Kimi Antonelli in the Mercedes F1 car during qualifying at the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix

Stat of the Day: Mercedes Needs Just 3 Points More Than Ferrari at Interlagos to Win the Constructors’ Title

Kyle Matthews November 5, 2026

Mercedes leads Ferrari 630-504, but with 172 points left the constructors' title can be clinched in Brazil...

Alan Jones Turned Williams Into a Team That Wins. 1980 Was Just the Receipt Alan Jones smiling in his Williams race suit during practice for the 1980 Dutch Grand Prix

Alan Jones smiling in his Williams race suit during practice for the 1980 Dutch Grand Prix

Alan Jones Turned Williams Into a Team That Wins. 1980 Was Just the Receipt

Lauren Miller November 5, 2026

Alan Jones, Williams’ first world champion, has died at 80. Why his 1980 title mattered more than...

Mercedes Calls Antonelli’s Cracked Sump ‘Kimi’s Year.’ It Should Call It a Warning Kimi Antonelli celebrating in Mercedes overalls after winning the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix

Kimi Antonelli celebrating in Mercedes overalls after winning the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix

Mercedes Calls Antonelli’s Cracked Sump ‘Kimi’s Year.’ It Should Call It a Warning

Kyle Matthews November 5, 2026

Antonelli clinched the F1 title in Mexico with a cracked sump. Mercedes calls it destiny, but reliability...

Today in Motorsport History, November 5: Boutsen Won a Flooded 1989 Australian Grand Prix as Prost Quit and Senna Hit Brundle Williams FW12C Formula 1 car in Thierry Boutsen's livery, the Renault-powered car that won the 1989 Australian Grand Prix in Adelaide

Williams FW12C Formula 1 car in Thierry Boutsen's livery, the Renault-powered car that won the 1989 Australian Grand Prix in Adelaide

Today in Motorsport History, November 5: Boutsen Won a Flooded 1989 Australian Grand Prix as Prost Quit and Senna Hit Brundle

EL Puckett November 5, 2026

On November 5, 1989, Thierry Boutsen won a flooded Australian Grand Prix in Adelaide after Alain Prost...

Cadillac F1 Sale Talk Misses the Point: The Asset Is the 2029 Engine Sergio Perez in the Cadillac MAC-26 during qualifying for the 2026 Italian Grand Prix

Sergio Perez in the Cadillac MAC-26 during qualifying for the 2026 Italian Grand Prix

Cadillac F1 Sale Talk Misses the Point: The Asset Is the 2029 Engine

EL Puckett November 4, 2026

Sale talk around Cadillac F1 is unconfirmed. The asset that matters is the 2029 GM engine program.

What the Paddock Is Waiting On This Week: Interlagos Rain, Yamaha’s Empty Garage and a Monza Finale Green and black open-wheel race car cornering on a damp circuit under grey skies

Green and black open-wheel race car cornering on a damp circuit under grey skies

What the Paddock Is Waiting On This Week: Interlagos Rain, Yamaha’s Empty Garage and a Monza Finale

Kyle Matthews November 4, 2026

Nothing is on track today, and nothing will be inside the next 24 hours. The first engine...

Haas Cuts Ocon Loose Early and Puts Rafael Câmara in the Car for São Paulo A yellow single-seater racing car driving down a circuit straight toward the camera

A yellow single-seater racing car driving down a circuit straight toward the camera

Haas Cuts Ocon Loose Early and Puts Rafael Câmara in the Car for São Paulo

Kyle Matthews November 4, 2026

Esteban Ocon was always leaving Haas. What Haas has now decided is that “the end of the...

Formula 1

Leclerc’s Penalty Cost Ferrari Two Points. The Engine Penalties Set the Trap

Today in Motorsport History, November 9: Rosberg Won the 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix as Hamilton’s Spin Kept the Title Fight Alive

Alan Jones Dies at 80, and His Last Williams Season Explains the Man Better Than His Title

Stat of the Day: Mercedes Needs Just 3 Points More Than Ferrari at Interlagos to Win the Constructors’ Title

Alan Jones Turned Williams Into a Team That Wins. 1980 Was Just the Receipt

Mercedes Calls Antonelli’s Cracked Sump ‘Kimi’s Year.’ It Should Call It a Warning

Today in Motorsport History, November 5: Boutsen Won a Flooded 1989 Australian Grand Prix as Prost Quit and Senna Hit Brundle

Cadillac F1 Sale Talk Misses the Point: The Asset Is the 2029 Engine

What the Paddock Is Waiting On This Week: Interlagos Rain, Yamaha’s Empty Garage and a Monza Finale

Haas Cuts Ocon Loose Early and Puts Rafael Câmara in the Car for São Paulo

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