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If you are new to Formula 1, understanding F1 qualifying is one of the easiest ways to start following a race weekend. Qualifying determines the starting positions for the Grand Prix, with the fastest driver earning pole position. But how does Formula 1 qualifying actually work? What are Q1, Q2 and Q3, and why is

A Formula 1 race weekend is more than just the Grand Prix on Sunday. Across several days, teams and drivers go through practice, qualifying and, at selected events, a Sprint before the main race. Understanding the F1 race weekend makes it easier to follow the action, from the first practice session to the final podium

Formula 1 is returning to Malaysia in 2026. After almost a decade away, the world’s top motorsport series will be back at the famous Sepang International Circuit. The F1 Malaysia event will take place from 2 to 4 October 2026. Sepang will host the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. As a

Formula 1 continues to deliver an exciting 2026 season, with a new generation of cars, major technical changes and a closely contested championship. With races taking place around the world, F1 fans are following the latest F1 2026 standings, race results, driver performances and upcoming Grand Prix weekends. Formula 1 2026 Enters a New Era