Azerbaijan Grand Prix
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Mercedes' George Russell held off a late challenge from Red Bull's Max Verstappen to win an Azerbaijan Grand Prix enlivened late on by two safety car periods.
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Team-mate George Russell, his closest pursuer in the title race, starts from pole after a dominant performance.
The Azerbaijan Grand Prix - an unpredictable highlight of the annual F1 calendar since debuting in 2017 - is particularly notable this year for taking place a day earlier than usual.
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George Russell secured his first Formula 1 victory since June at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, overtaking Max Verstappen in a close finish. This win comes after a challenging season for Russell where teammate Kimi Antonelli has dominated, winning eight races compared to Russell's previous two. The gap between them is now 66 points, down from 81 before Baku, giving Russell renewed hope as the season nears its end.
'Mr Saturday' Russell 'comes through other side after real tough period' →3 articles from BBC on this storyThe article provides details about the upcoming Azerbaijan Grand Prix taking place on Saturday, September 26 at the Baku City Circuit. George Russell secured pole position after Antonelli's crash, followed by Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri in second and third respectively. The race starts at 12pm BST (3pm local time) and can be watched live on Sky Sports in the UK. Weather forecast predicts a warm and sunny day…
What time is the Azerbaijan Grand Prix? Starting grid, how to watch and weather forecast today →3 articles from Evening Standard on this storyOscar Piastri's hopes in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix were dashed when he crashed with 10 laps remaining while leading third place. This mishap came after teammate Lando Norris was involved in an earlier crash, resulting in a disappointing finish for McLaren. George Russell emerged victorious, overtaking Max Verstappen in the final moments despite losing power, securing his first win since March and narrowing the gap…
More woe for Piastri as Russell wins in Azerbaijan to trim Antonelli’s F1 lead →2 articles from Sydney Morning Herald on this storyThe 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix is scheduled for Saturday, September 26, starting at 7 a.m. ET from the Baku City Circuit. This race, which is unusual due to its timing on a Saturday instead of Sunday to accommodate Azerbaijan’s Remembrance Day, can be watched for free via Apple TV with a seven-day trial or ongoing subscription at $14.99/month. Mercedes driver George Russell will start from pole position after…
F1 moves to Saturday for Azerbaijan Grand Prix — How to watch live for free →Oscar Piastri starts the Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix from third place at the Baku City Circuit, with George Russell of Mercedes securing pole position. Championship leader Kimi Antonelli starts in a disadvantaged 16th position after crashing during qualifying. The article highlights Russell's confidence in his race-winning prospects despite Antonelli's strong overall performance this season and recent recovery…
Live: Piastri starts third in Baku for Azerbaijan GP →In Baku, George Russell secured pole position for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, aiming to reduce his teammate Kimi Antonelli's 81-point lead in the Formula 1 standings. Russell set a qualifying time almost one second faster than any other driver, while Antonelli qualified in 16th after hitting the wall during practice. Despite this setback, both drivers acknowledge Mercedes' strong performance and the potential for…
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George Russell won the Azerbaijan Grand Prix by edging out Max Verstappen at the finish line, securing a lights-to-flag victory for Mercedes. Russell finished just 0.196 seconds ahead of Verstappen, who started eighth and battled to second place after two safety car interventions. Kimi Antonelli, the championship leader, managed only fifth place despite starting from 16th position due to an earlier crash in…
Russell edges out Verstappen to win in Baku, Antonelli settles for fifth →Analysis
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- 25 Sep
Team-mate George Russell, his closest pursuer in the title race, starts from pole after a dominant performance.
- 26 Sep
Mercedes' George Russell held off a late challenge from Red Bull's Max Verstappen to win an Azerbaijan Grand Prix enlivened late on by two safety car periods.
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26 Sep More woe for Piastri as Russell wins in Azerbaijan to trim Antonelli’s F1 leadOscar Piastri's hopes in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix were dashed when he crashed with 10 laps remaining while leading third place. This mishap came after teammate Lando Norris was involved in an earlier crash, resulting in a disappointing finish for McLaren. George Russell emerged victorious, overtaking Max Verstappen in the final moments despite losing power, securing his first win since March and narrowing the gap…Sydney Morning Herald
26 Sep 'Mr Saturday' Russell 'comes through other side after real tough period'George Russell secured his first Formula 1 victory since June at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, overtaking Max Verstappen in a close finish. This win comes after a challenging season for Russell where teammate Kimi Antonelli has dominated, winning eight races compared to Russell's previous two. The gap between them is now 66 points, down from 81 before Baku, giving Russell renewed hope as the season nears its end.BBC
26 Sep Russell edges out Verstappen to win in Baku, Antonelli settles for fifthGeorge Russell won the Azerbaijan Grand Prix by edging out Max Verstappen at the finish line, securing a lights-to-flag victory for Mercedes. Russell finished just 0.196 seconds ahead of Verstappen, who started eighth and battled to second place after two safety car interventions. Kimi Antonelli, the championship leader, managed only fifth place despite starting from 16th position due to an earlier crash in…Al Jazeera
26 Sep Russell wins despite late Verstappen challenge
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26 Sep George Russell starts on pole in Azerbaijan with a chance to cut Antonelli's F1 leadIn Baku, George Russell secured pole position for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, aiming to reduce his teammate Kimi Antonelli's 81-point lead in the Formula 1 standings. Russell set a qualifying time almost one second faster than any other driver, while Antonelli qualified in 16th after hitting the wall during practice. Despite this setback, both drivers acknowledge Mercedes' strong performance and the potential for…Toronto Star26 Sep Live: Piastri starts third in Baku for Azerbaijan GPOscar Piastri starts the Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix from third place at the Baku City Circuit, with George Russell of Mercedes securing pole position. Championship leader Kimi Antonelli starts in a disadvantaged 16th position after crashing during qualifying. The article highlights Russell's confidence in his race-winning prospects despite Antonelli's strong overall performance this season and recent recovery…ABC News (AU)
26 Sep What time is the Azerbaijan Grand Prix? Starting grid, how to watch and weather forecast todayThe article provides details about the upcoming Azerbaijan Grand Prix taking place on Saturday, September 26 at the Baku City Circuit. George Russell secured pole position after Antonelli's crash, followed by Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri in second and third respectively. The race starts at 12pm BST (3pm local time) and can be watched live on Sky Sports in the UK. Weather forecast predicts a warm and sunny day…Evening Standard
26 Sep F1 moves to Saturday for Azerbaijan Grand Prix — How to watch live for freeThe 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix is scheduled for Saturday, September 26, starting at 7 a.m. ET from the Baku City Circuit. This race, which is unusual due to its timing on a Saturday instead of Sunday to accommodate Azerbaijan’s Remembrance Day, can be watched for free via Apple TV with a seven-day trial or ongoing subscription at $14.99/month. Mercedes driver George Russell will start from pole position after…New York Post26 Sep Why is the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Saturday?The Azerbaijan Grand Prix is scheduled for Saturday, September 26, due to organizers avoiding a conflict with Remembrance Day on September 27. This race marks an unusual deviation from F1’s typical Sunday schedule and includes practice sessions on Thursday and Friday, followed by qualifying on the latter day. Despite being in contention for first place earlier this season, Italian driver Antonelli starts at a…Evening Standard
25 Sep Antonelli crashes out of qualifyingKimi Antonelli, who leads the F1 championship, crashed during the first phase of qualifying for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and will begin the race further back in the starting order. The article does not provide specific details on Antonelli's crash or his exact starting position.Sydney Morning Herald
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25 Sep When is the Azerbaijan Grand Prix? Start time, F1 grid, how to watch and weather forecastThe 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix is scheduled for Saturday, September 26 at the Baku City Circuit in Baku, starting at 12pm BST (3pm local time). George Russell secured pole position ahead of Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri after Antonelli's unexpected crash left him in 16th place on the grid. The race will be broadcast live in the UK on Sky Sports, with coverage beginning at 11am BST. Weather forecasts predict warm…Evening Standard
25 Sep Antonelli 'comes back to earth' with qualifying crashKimi Antonelli of Mercedes crashed during qualifying for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku, hitting a wall after misjudging grip conditions, which will result in him starting Saturday’s race from 16th position. Antonelli admitted his mistake was “stupid” and credited it as a reminder to stay focused throughout the season. His teammate George Russell secured pole position, positioning himself to potentially close the…BBC
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