Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton had a nearly race-long battle at Shanghai, and were successfully trusted not to collide by Ferrari team boss Vasseur

While Kimi Antonelli and Lewis Hamilton couldn't hide their joy after Sunday's Chinese GP, Max Verstappen continued his criticism of F1's new rulebook.

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has hailed the close-quarters battling between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc at the Chinese Grand Prix as "good for F1". Barring any incident, Ferrari appeared to have third and fourth positions sewn up by mid-race in Shanghai.

The F1 pecking order remains shrouded in mystery ahead of the 2026 season. But the Ferrari team seems to have an edge its rivals can't copy

BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions before the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.

Kimi Antonelli claimed the first Formula 1 victory of his career at the Chinese Grand Prix, leading a dominant Mercedes one-two finish while Lewis Hamilton secured his first Ferrari podium.

After reportedly tying the knot, the star couple was seen in the legendary Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa on the streets of Monte Carlo.

The world of F1 is putting pins and red string on a cork board right now trying to figure out what Ferrari knows that they don't.