In 75 years of the F1 world championship, fatal accidents have driven an ongoing safety crusade involving some big-name stars

Lewis Hamilton shared an emotional message after his accident at the 2025 Dutch Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver spoke about pressure, resilience, and Monza.

Ferrari’s Dutch Grand Prix unravelled in dramatic fashion as Lewis Hamilton crashed out and Charles Leclerc was bundled into the barriers by Kimi Antonelli.

Lewis Hamilton is in the midst of a crisis of confidence and results that the Formula One icon has never known in his storied career as Ferrari's fans hope for a sharp turnaround at the Italian Grand Prix.

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur welcomed Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli coming to him to apologize for a crash which sent Ferrari's Charles Leclerc spinning into the wall at Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix.

Charles Leclerc was eighth in the second Ferrari followed by Alpine's Franco Colapinto, with Hulkenberg rounding out the top 10. Third practice continues on Saturday at 11:30 local Dutch time, with qualifying following at 15:00 CEST.

Three years after joining Alpine, Pierre Gasly has signed a new multi-year extension that runs through to the end of the 2028 F1 World Championship. Joining the Formula 1 grid in 2017 when he replaced Daniil Kvyat at Red Bull’s sister team, then known as Toro Rosso, Gasly’s Formula 1 story has been a mixed one.