MOTORSPORTS

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McLaren will continue to let Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris race freely for the Formula 1 title but there will be some tough talks back at the factory after Sunday's collision in Canada. nNorris accepted the blame after hitting the rear of his championship-leading Australian teammate's car while trying to overtake in a battle for fourth place three laps from the finish.

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Toyota Gazoo Racing fired the opening shot ahead of next weekend’s 24 Hours of Le Mans, topping the timesheets in Sunday’s official test day. In a tight Hypercar field, the #8 Toyota GR010 HYBRID, driven by Brendon Hartley, set the fastest lap of 3m26.246s during the second of the two three-hour sessions on the full Circuit de la Sarthe.

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As it emerged in the early stages of the season that McLaren had produced the quickest car, their rivals held on to the hope that the Technical Directive introduced in Spain, limiting the flexibility of front wings, would slow them down. Now, that hope is gone.

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On a long, thrilling motorsport weekend, Ferrari fans – myself included – are celebrating a massive high as Robert Kubica led AF Corse to a stunning overall win at the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans. In a race that started with intense strategy battles and ended with a dramatic final push, the #83 Ferrari 499P crossed the line first, giving the Prancing Horse its third consecutive Le Mans victory in the Hypercar era.

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Lando Norris can retake the Formula 1 lead from Oscar Piastri in Spain this weekend but the Briton said the drivers' championship remained more than just a battle between McLaren teammates. The two are separated by three points at the top of the standings after eight of 24 races and champions McLaren have set the pace and won six times this year - Piastri with four to Norris's two.

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The FIA has officially confirmed that Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc will face no penalties following a detailed post-race inspection of his car after the Spanish Grand Prix — an outcome that spares both driver and team a major setback just days before the Canadian Grand Prix.

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A major technical clampdown on front wing flexibility could reshape the Formula 1 pecking order starting this weekend at the Spanish Grand Prix, with several team bosses predicting it could be a pivotal moment in the 2025 season.