Carlos Sainz and Sergio Perez have received Azerbaijan GP grid penalties after qualifying, reshuffling Saturday's starting order in Baku.

George Russell starts the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on pole with a chance to cut into his Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli’s mammoth 81-point Formula 1 standings lead.

Williams has achieved its best qualifying result of 2026, courtesy of Carlos Sainz’ drive at the wheel of a much lighter car, but its drivers aren’t taking that performance for granted

Baku has completed a week of octane-fuelled racing, high-level security facilitation and secured record investments in one of its most dynamic events-filled weeks of the year. View on euronews

George Russell produced a dominant performance in Baku to take pole position with an impressive eight-tenths advantage over Charles Leclerc, while Kimi Antonelli endured a qualifying nightmare. Meanwhile,

George Russell led the way in F1 qualifying in Baku, while Kimi Antonelli made a rare 2026 mistake. But can Russell now seize his moment?

Verstappen says the internal combustion engine was not working properly during qualifying, which then led to further problems. The Red Bull driver adds that he will not receive a grid penalty in the e