In golf, the “back nine” is where tournaments are won or lost—the closing holes where pressure sharpens and mistakes punish harder.

Oscar Piastri has claimed pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix, beating McLaren teammate Lando Norris in a tense qualifying at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. The Australian topped all three sessions in a closely fought battle, setting a pole time of 1:11.546 to secure his fourth pole of the 2025 season. Piastri said while his pole lap wasn’t perfect, he was glad to be starting from the front of the grid. “It all just came to me in the first half of the lap and the se

Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris obliterated the timesheets in FP3 at the Spanish Grand Prix as McLaren surged ahead under the scorching Barcelona sun.

Full results from Free Practice 3 for the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix.

Full results from Free Practice 2 for the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix.

Oscar Piastri says he is happy with how his weekend played out in Monaco, despite the fact he was unable to properly challenge for the win.

As papaya still stays on top, just which colour is emerging behind as the team to beat in the power ranking battle?

Can anyone stop McLaren? It seems unlikely, which of course means these power rankings is all about the numbers below first.

As Papaya power continues to shine up the front, there is a certain team in blue that is creeping up the rankings.

While a certain Papaya team continue to dominate up front, there are some behind who are finding their feet still as they attempt to find any ground on them.

If you’re an Aussie F1 fan, then the 2025 Bahrain Grand Prix might just be the race to make you believe that a 45 year wait for an Australian World Champion is about to come to an end.

The dream of a perfect season by McLaren ended in Suzuka, and perhaps they only have themselves to blame for it.

While it wasn’t the best way to start a F1 triple header with a fairly uneventful race in Japan, there were still plenty of takeaways to come from the third round of the 2025 F1 season.

On a sunny afternoon in Melbourne in March 1999, a 28-year-old Spaniard drove a Formula 1 car 57 times around the Albert Park circuit to finish an impressive sixth place on his F1 debut.

This championship was meant to be close right? Well so far it hasn’t exactly sprung many surprises, as McLaren continue to dominate and the teams behind try to find answers.

Wasn’t it just yesterday that we were getting excited for the opening round of the 2025 F1 season and now we’re two rounds in?

A changeable race makes for some interesting power rankings but the pace of some teams clearly lived up to expectations, while for others there are some questions as to where they really are.

What a race. What a way to open the season. F1 is definitely back for 2025, and if the Australian Grand Prix is anything to go by, we’re in for a treat.

It’s been three months since we last saw F1 cars race in anger for glory and this weekend we’re about to finally return to racing as the 2025 F1 season gets underway in Melbourne.

With the 2025 F1 season days away, it’s time to kick off the power rankings for the year in style as I bring you the only full power rankings list you’ll see across the season.