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Formula 1 star Lewis Hamilton has publicly criticized the FIA, arguing that Grand Prix races should be longer. The seven-time world champion's comments add to ongoing debates about the sport's current race format and the governing body's decisions. Fans and commentators are weighing in on whether longer races would improve the spectacle or add strain to teams and drivers.
- 2Standings update after Azerbaijan Grand Prix●Drivers' and Constructors' standings after the # AzerbaijanGP , round 15 of the FIA Formula One World Championship 🇦🇿 #
Round 15 of the Formula One World Championship, the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku, is complete, and the updated Drivers' and Constructors' championship standings have been published. The race shake-up gives fans a fresh picture of who leads both titles heading into the next rounds of the season.
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Lewis Hamilton has pushed back against criticism following a disappointing weekend with Ferrari at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku, saying "Why would I agree?" in response to suggestions about his performance. The seven-time world champion's move to Ferrari has drawn intense scrutiny this season, and his remarks have sparked debate among fans and pundits about his form and the team's competitiveness.
- 4Norris apologises to Colapinto over ban comments●Andrew Benson (@andrewbensonf1): Lando Norris apologises to Franco Colapinto over ban comments after Azerbaijan Grand Pr
Lando Norris has apologised to Franco Colapinto for comments he made about the Argentine driver receiving a ban, made after the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The BBC's Andrew Benson reports the McLaren world champion sought to make amends following criticism of his remarks. The exchange has drawn attention ahead of the ongoing Formula 1 season, with fans debating whether the apology was warranted and how the pair's relationship will develop on track.
- 5Verstappen 'was trying everything' in Baku victory push▼Verstappen 'was trying everything' in quest for Baku victory
Max Verstappen says he 'was trying everything' as he pushed for victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku. The Formula 1 world champion's aggressive pursuit of the win is drawing attention from fans and pundits debating his racecraft and the outcome in Baku.
- 6Rosberg says Antonelli's mindset will decide 2026 F1 title▼Kimi Antonelli versus his mind will decide 2026 Formula 1 title race, says Nico Rosberg ahead of Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Former world champion Nico Rosberg says the 2026 Formula 1 title race could hinge on Kimi Antonelli's ability to handle the mental pressures of competing at the front, speaking before the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Rosberg, who has spoken openly about the psychological toll of his own title battles against Lewis Hamilton, suggests the young Mercedes driver's composure under pressure will be decisive.
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Attention is on the PDC World Grand Prix after Luke Littler suffered a shock first-round defeat to Luke Woodhouse, falling at the first hurdle in one of the tournament's biggest upsets. Darts fans are also following Luke Humphries' progress in the event, with live scores and results drawing heavy interest as the tournament unfolds.
- 8Lewis Hamilton criticises F1 track designers in Baku●Lewis Hamilton rips into F1 track designers in Baku
Lewis Hamilton criticised Formula 1 track designers ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku. The seven-time world champion spoke out about the current state of circuit design, according to GPblog. Further details of his comments, and reactions from drivers, teams or the sport's governing body, are not yet available.
- 9Lewis Hamilton backs Gulf Grands Prix despite Iran conflict●Lewis Hamilton gives thumbs up to Gulf GPs despite Iran conflict Jamaica Observer https://www. jamaicaobserver.com/2026/
Lewis Hamilton has voiced support for holding Formula 1 races in the Gulf region despite ongoing tensions linked to the Iran conflict. The seven-time world champion indicated the scheduled Grands Prix should go ahead, a stance drawing attention as the sport weighs security and political concerns around events in the Middle East.
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The 2026 World Grand Prix darts tournament is being played in Leicester, with coverage broadcast on Sky Sports. Preview pieces and betting tips are circulating ahead of and during the event, with pundits offering predictions on likely winners and early-round matchups. The double-in, double-out format's unpredictability keeps fan and media attention high on potential upsets.
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Luke Littler has been knocked out in the first round of the World Grand Prix darts tournament, falling at the opening hurdle in a surprise defeat. The young star's early exit is drawing attention from darts fans and sports media, with discussion focused on the upset result and what it means for one of the sport's biggest names.
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Nathan Aspinall is competing at the World Grand Prix Darts in Leicester, with day three of the tournament covered by Sky Sports. The event is one of darts' major televised tournaments, and Aspinall's matches are drawing attention from fans following the action in Leicester this week.
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Gerwyn Price has booked his place in the quarter-finals of the World Grand Prix, where he will face fellow Welshman Jonny Clayton. Nathan Aspinall also progressed comfortably, cruising through his last-16 tie. The prospect of an all-Welsh clash between two of the country's leading players is drawing attention from darts fans as the tournament heads into its decisive stages.
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Darts fans are following Luke Humphries as the PDC World Grand Prix continues, with coverage of round one results drawing attention. St Helens players reportedly had mixed fortunes in their opening matches, while Humphries, a former world champion and one of the sport's top names, remains a focal point of the tournament as talk turns to how far he will go.
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Dutch darts player Danny Noppert suffered a surprise defeat at the World Grand Prix and afterwards said his ADHD played a role, pointing to a bizarre moment during the match. The claim has drawn attention as the tournament continues, with fans and commentators debating how the condition affected his performance on stage.
- 16Fernando Alonso marks 440th Formula 1 milestone●Here's to the next 440, @ alo_oficial@twitter.com 🤩 # F1
Formula 1 is celebrating Fernando Alonso reaching his 440th Grand Prix appearance, with the sport's official account sending congratulations to the two-time world champion and wishing him well for the races ahead. The Aston Martin driver, the most experienced starter in the championship's history, is once again the subject of fan tributes and messages marking the milestone.
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The PDC World Grand Prix darts tournament is underway, with fans checking schedules and TV broadcast information ahead of the opening matches. Bookmaker Tipico is promoting betting coverage of the event, and searches for the tournament are climbing in both Germany and the United Kingdom as the double-start format competition begins.
- 18F1's Malaysian absence: a look back at 2017▼What was happening in the world the last time F1 raced in Malaysia?
Formula 1 has not raced in Malaysia since 2017, when the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang was dropped from the calendar. The question of what the world looked like at that time is circulating among motorsport fans, prompting nostalgia and comparisons between the sport and world events of 2017 and today.
- 19Malaysia steps in to host Bahrain Grand Prix on 10 weeks' notice●How Malaysia stepped in to host Bahrain Grand Prix and fill F1 calendar void with 10 weeks notice
Formula 1's Bahrain Grand Prix is set to be staged in Malaysia after the Southeast Asian country agreed to step in with roughly ten weeks' notice, filling a gap left on the calendar. The arrangement marks an unusual late switch of host venue for a round of the world championship, and motorsport fans are weighing in on the logistics and what it means for both countries' races.
- 20Verstappen has finished on the podium in six of the last eight Grands Prix●Six podiums from eight Grands Prix 🤩 An impressive run of race-finishing form from @ Max33Verstappen@twitter.com since A
Max Verstappen has claimed six podium finishes from the last eight Grands Prix, a streak of consistent race results dating back to the Austrian Grand Prix. Attention is now turning to the Bahrain Grand Prix, where the four-time world champion will look to extend his run of strong form and challenge for victory.
- 21Gasly 'crushed' after Colapinto collision ends Azerbaijan GP▼Pierre Gasly feeling “crushed” after Franco Colapinto took him out of Azerbaijan GP
Pierre Gasly says he feels crushed after being taken out of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in a collision with Franco Colapinto's Alpine teammate. The crash ended the French driver's race in Baku and adds tension inside the team as both drivers fight to keep their seats and score points in a competitive midfield season.
- 22Humphries races into World Grand Prix quarter-finals●Humphries races into World Grand Prix last eight
Luke Humphries has advanced to the last eight of the World Grand Prix darts tournament. The report confirms the win but gives no details on his opponent, the score, or who else progressed, so the quarter-final picture remains incomplete pending further coverage of the event.
- 23Key facts and stats ahead of the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix▼Facts, stats and trivia ahead of the 2026 Bahrain GP
Formula 1 has published a rundown of facts, statistics and trivia ahead of the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix, the next round of the world championship. The preview compiles historical records, past winners and notable numbers from previous races at the Bahrain International Circuit as teams and fans prepare for the event.
- 24Max Verstappen's Sepang answer wins over F1 fans▼Max Verstappen's Sepang answer has F1 fans falling for him all over again
Max Verstappen is winning praise from Formula 1 fans after his answer at the Sepang circuit in Malaysia. The four-time world champion's remarks during the Malaysian Grand Prix weekend struck a chord online, with fans saying the moment reminded them why they support the Red Bull driver.
- 25Max Verstappen celebrates birthday ahead of Australian Grand Prix●Happy birthday to four-time World Champion, Max Verstappen! 🥳 # AusGP # F1
Formula 1 fans are wishing Max Verstappen, the four-time World Champion, a happy birthday as attention builds around the Australian Grand Prix. Messages celebrating the Red Bull driver's landmark are circulating alongside race weekend coverage, with his championship record the main point of praise.
- 26World Darts Grand Prix 2026 quarterfinals predictions rolled out▼2026 World Darts Grand Prix quarterfinals predictions and previews
Yahoo Sports has published predictions and previews for the quarterfinal stage of the 2026 World Darts Grand Prix. The feature outlines how the remaining players match up and what to expect from the decisive rounds of the tournament. Darts fans are weighing in on the picks as the event heads toward its business end.
- 27Max Verstappen marks birthday as F1 community celebrates his records●Happy Birthday to Max Verstappen, who was born # OnThisDay 30 September 1997. A generational talent, the multiple-time F
Formula 1 fans and motorsport accounts are marking Max Verstappen's birthday, born 30 September 1997. The multiple-time world champion is being hailed as a generational talent, with tributes citing his career totals of 71 Grand Prix wins, 134 podium finishes and 48 pole positions, numbers many say make him the benchmark driver of his era.
- 28Wolff skipped Azerbaijan GP for son's karting race●Formula 1 News: Wolff skipped Baku for son’s karting
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff missed the Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku to attend his son's karting race, according to Formula 1 news reports. The decision has drawn attention as it saw the long-serving boss choose a family motorsport moment over a world championship round, with paddock observers weighing in on the rare absence.