FIA Formula 3 European Championship
Former Single-Seater Racing Championship
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2025 | At the season-ending London ePrix, Ticktum earned his maiden Formula E pole position but started sixth due to a grid penalty. He finished 11th in the drivers' standings and helped Porsche win the manufacturers' title. |
2025 | At the Berlin ePrix, Ticktum scored ninth place on Saturday and missed points on Sunday due to a strategic mistake. |
2025 | Marcus Armstrong joined Meyer Shank Racing for the IndyCar season, becoming teammates with Felix Rosenqvist after two previous seasons with Chip Ganassi Racing. |
2025 | Competing in IMSA SportsCar Championship in the GTP class with Cadillac Whelen and continuing as a reserve driver for Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team. |
2025 | Vesti participated in the Berlin rookie test, driving for Andretti in Formula E. |
2025 | Frederik Vesti signed with Whelen Cadillac Racing to compete in the 2025 IMSA SportsCar Championship, joining teammates Earl Bamber and Jack Aitken. |
2025 | Continuing to compete in International GT Open with Oregon Team. |
2025 | Achieved his maiden Formula E podium with a third-place finish in the Tokyo race, battling past Taylor Barnard and being voted driver of the race by fans. |
2025 | At the Shanghai ePrix, progressed from 21st to nearly a podium finish, ultimately finishing fourth after a last-gasp overtake by Jean-Éric Vergne. |
2025 | Reached the qualifying final for the first time in his career at Tokyo, narrowly missing pole position after touching the wall during the final duel. |
2025 | Suffered a spin in the rainy second Shanghai race, finishing 16th. |
2025 | Qualified fifth in Jakarta, narrowly missing the semi-final stage. |
2025 | Won his first Formula E victory in Jakarta, his 60th start, inheriting the lead after Jake Dennis and Nyck de Vries had car failures, and holding off Edoardo Mortara to secure Kiro team's first win since 2015. |
2025 | At the Tokyo ePrix, made a last-lap pass on Edoardo Mortara to claim fifth place in race 1. |
2025 | Competed in IndyCar Series with Prema Racing, finishing 21st overall. |
2025 | Retired from a race after a collision with Piastri while battling for fourth position. |
2025 | Won the sprint race using a late safety car to pass Piastri with a shortened pit stop. |
2025 | Won a race from pole position, reducing Piastri's championship lead to three points. |
2025 | Russell takes pole position and wins the Canadian Grand Prix during a period when Mercedes was generally uncompetitive and suffering from reliability issues. |
2025 | At Barcelona, Russell qualifies fourth and finishes fourth, notably passing Max Verstappen in the closing laps after a controversial on-track incident. |
2025 | Lance Stroll withdrew from the Spanish Grand Prix prior to the race due to a hand injury, which his medical consultant believed was related to a procedure he underwent in 2023. |
2025 | At Monaco, Russell finished eleventh after an electrical failure during qualifying. |
2025 | Norris finished second in the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. |
2025 | Robert Shwartzman becomes the first rookie driver to win pole position for the Indianapolis 500 since 1983 with Prema Racing. |
2025 | Won the race after a first-lap overtake on Oscar Piastri at Variante Tamburello. |
2025 | At Imola, Russell qualifies third but finishes seventh due to tyre overheating issues. |
2025 | In Miami, Russell starts the Grand Prix on hard tyres, benefits from a virtual safety car, and finishes third. |
2025 | At Jeddah, Mercedes struggles with tyre overheating, finishing fifth and sixth. |
2025 | At Miami, Russell is out-qualified by teammate Andrea Kimi Antonelli for the first time. |
2025 | Russell suggests his contract with Mercedes will expire at the end of the 2025 season. |
2025 | Russell achieves four podiums in six races at Albert Park, Shanghai, Sakhir, and Miami. |
2025 | Russell finishes fourth in the rain-affected Miami sprint race. |
2025 | Rejoined Algarve Pro Racing as a testing and development driver. |
2025 | Flörsch's Indy NXT season came to an unexpected early conclusion due to budget issues after competing in only one race. |
2025 | Finished fourth in the Miami sprint race, but was later demoted to seventeenth due to a penalty for an unsafe pit release. Took pole position for the main race. |
2025 | Benefiting from a late safety car, Norris wins the sprint race in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. |
2025 | Continues with Alpine Hypercar team, sharing the #36 car with teammates Frédéric Makowiecki and Jules Gounon. |
2025 | Ocon claimed a fourteenth-place finish in another race. |
2025 | Achieved season-best performance, qualifying sixth and finishing eighth in a race. |
2025 | Finished sixteenth in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. |
2025 | Returned to pole position in Saudi Arabia, ultimately finishing second after receiving a penalty for a first-corner incident with Oscar Piastri. |
2025 | Returned to ninth place finish in an unspecified race |
2025 | Crashed out of qualifying for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, resulting in a tenth-place starting position. |
2025 | Signed with HRT Ford Performance for Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters. |
2025 | Verstappen received widespread acclaim for a surprise pole lap at the Japanese Grand Prix, with BBC Sport's Andrew Benson noting it was regarded by many F1 observers as 'one of the greatest of all time'. |
2025 | Started eighth in Bahrain, engaged in close racing with Yuki Tsunoda and Andrea Kimi Antonelli. Sustained race-ending sidepod damage and received a penalty for forcing Antonelli off-track. |
2025 | Finishes in twelfth place in the Bahrain Grand Prix. |
2025 | Finished sixth in Bahrain, continuing to face performance and pit stop challenges for Red Bull. |
2025 | In the Bahrain Grand Prix, Ocon crashed out of qualifying and started fourteenth, but climbed to eighth position using an alternate strategy. |
2025 | At the Bahrain Grand Prix, Stroll qualified nineteenth and finished seventeenth. |
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