Anyway, here's how the order looked for F1's four leading teams, with all times set on the medium tires: All this points to the order remaining as it ended in Bahrain, with McLaren ahead.

Ahead of Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, this Formula 1 season is looking like McLaren vs. McLaren. Still, defending champion Max Verstappen of Red Bull says he hasn't lost hope. McLaren ...

Oscar Piastri wrapped up a dream weekend in Bahrain to leave McLaren with their two drivers atop the drivers standings. The Australian bossed practice and qualifying, then produced a controlled ...

McLaren boss Andrea Stella has come ... Stella, who has worked with various F1 champions in the past, lauds Norris's frank and straightforward approach. "It is an uncomfortable situation, but ...

Charles Leclerc was third for Ferrari and Piastri’s McLaren teammate ... He becomes the first Australian to lead the F1 standings since Mark Webber — who is now Piastri’s manager ...