Three-time MotoGP champion Jorge Lorenzo swapped his Yamaha for a Mercedes at Silverstone in October, getting behind the wheel of a Mercedes W05 to realise one of his childhood dreams.
Tackling the International circuit, which cuts across from the Loop to Becketts, he chipped his time down to a respectable 50.5 seconds.
For the second F1 race in a row, Liam Lawson will start the Chinese GP last, struck by the Max Verstappen's team-mate curse. Meanwhile Racing Bulls' Yuki Tsunoda and Isack Hadjar are flying, staking their claims to the seat
Oscar Piastri's McLaren will lead the start of the 2025 Chinese Grand Prix, but the polesitter will face a raft of challengers behind him. Here's how the starting grid looks ahead of the Sunday race
“Would you rather be in a room full of Ron Dennises, or a room full of Eddie Jordans?” It’s that weighty philosophical question which GP winner John Watson – the…
An error and poor timing hampered McLaren's front-row bid in sprint qualifying at the Chinese GP. But the earlier practice session revealed its pace advantage, says Mark Hughes, who has an idea of where the car's superiority comes from