Vasseur: “We will analyze the data to understand what happened to Leclerc”
The Ferrari SF-26 battery did not work correctly and Charles Leclerc paid the consequences
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Mercedes dominance in qualifying, strong on the straight thanks to the corners: Ferrari, work to do
Analysis: Mercedes is strong on the straights thanks to the way it handles the corners. Ferrari is aiming for the podium in the Sprint race.
Racing Bulls takes a step back: double elimination in SQ2
Both Lawson and Lindblad failed to make it into the top 10 in this morning’s Sprint qualifying.
F1 and MotoGP, cancellations ahead: Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Qatar will be skipped. Calendars emptied in April
MotoGP could aim to reschedule the Lusail race at the end of the season; F1 instead is heading towards a 22 GP World Championship.
Red Bull sinks, even Hadjar has no explanations: “I was close to Max, but we lost half a second…”
Step back. No repeat of the Melbourne miracle for Isack Hadjar in Shanghai, at least not in today’s qualifying which defined the grid of
Audi confirms its form, Hülkenberg: “Shame to have missed SQ3 by so little”
The words of Nico Hülkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto after Sprint Qualifying in China, where Audi narrowly missed out on SQ3
2026 Chinese GP: Sprint Qualifying report
Minute-by-minute coverage of the Chinese GP Sprint Qualifying, the Ferraris go on the attack against the Mercedes
2026 Chinese GP, the Sprint starting grid: Mercedes dominates again, Russell on pole. Antonelli 2nd at risk of penalty, then Norris and Hamilton. Leclerc 6th
China Sprint Qualifying: pole position for Russell, who leads Antonelli by almost three tenths. Norris at six tenths, Ferrari 4th and 6th
Hamilton via radio: “Crazy to be 6 tenths off Russell”, Santi: “Gap due to the engine”
The radio exchange between the Ferrari driver and his race engineer, after the Shanghai Sprint Qualifying
Verstappen resigned: “Undriveable car”. And Mekies apologizes over the radio.
The Dutchman only achieved the eighth fastest time in Sprint qualifying, trailing Russell’s Mercedes by over one second and seven tenths.