F1 crashes and incidents

At Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix, Max Verstappen crashed on lap one in wet conditions, prompting driver criticism of the safety car formation lap. The FIA later explained its procedure, while drivers questioned the decision.

At the Italian Grand Prix, Ferrari teammates Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton clash on the opening lap, leading to a disappointing home race. Team boss Fred Vasseur calls the incident 'not good for the team', with Hamilton finishing sixth and calling the result 'devastating'.

Franco Colapinto made a costly error at the Italian Grand Prix restart, dropping from fourth to ninth. The Alpine driver was tearful afterwards, vowing to learn from the mistake that cost him a potential podium.

Charles Leclerc crashed out of Sunday's Italian Grand Prix at Monza on lap two, after pushing teammate Lewis Hamilton off track at the start. Ferrari's home race ended in disappointment.

At the Italian Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton battled on the opening lap, leading to Leclerc's crash. Leclerc later admitted they went too far, while Hamilton defended his driving, saying he races cleanly.

Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson had a difficult Monza weekend after impressing at Zandvoort, with both facing challenges in the Italian Grand Prix. The 2026 power units' energy management demands are changing the track's character, leaving them with work to do in the race.

At Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix, Gabriel Bortoleto spun on lap one, nearly colliding with Nico Hulkenberg, who made a remarkable 0.140-second save to avoid his teammate. The incident highlighted Hulkenberg's quick reflexes and Bortoleto's error.

Charles Leclerc overtakes Lando Norris for second place in the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix sprint race, using different energy deployment strategies to pass the McLaren driver.

Williams team principal James Vowles partially blamed Fernando Alonso for the collision between Carlos Sainz and Oscar Piastri during Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix, adding fresh analysis three days after the race.

David Coulthard slams F1 drivers for poor blue flag behaviour during the Hungarian Grand Prix, calling it not good enough after a system failure caused confusion.

Oscar Piastri reacts faster than his pitwall to abort a pit stop, avoiding a slow stop that could have cost him the race lead at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen criticises Racing Bulls drivers Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad as 'morons' during the Hungarian Grand Prix for blue flag issues. Both respond.