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• ‘I’m very proud’ – Stella reacts to McLaren leading the constructors’ championship for the first time since 2014

  Andrea Stella was full of praise for both his drivers in Azerbaijan, as he saw Oscar Piastri deliver his second career win for McLaren and Lando Norris recover from a Q1 qualifying exit to finish in fourth. Those results lifted McLaren above Red Bull in the constructors’ championship, as the team chase a first constructors’ title since 1998.

• F1 NATION: Piastri secures his 'best' win as McLaren take constructors' lead – it’s our Azerbaijan GP review

  Oscar Piastri won a thrilling race in Baku to bag his second career Grand Prix victory in Azerbaijan, finishing ahead of pole-sitter Charles Leclerc and George Russell.

• 6 Winners and 6 Losers from Azerbaijan – Who lit up the streets of Baku in the Land of Fire?

  The streets of Baku conjured up some magic on Sunday to deliver a thrilling race-long fight for the Grand Prix victory. Oscar Piastri and McLaren were in a party mood after snatching the win and the lead of the constructors’ championship but there were others who boarded their respective flights bound for Singapore licking their wounds. Lawrence Barretto picks out his winners and losers from the Azerbaijan Grand Prix...

• ‘We had the pace to win’ – Vasseur identifies where it went wrong for Leclerc as he misses out on Baku win

  Team Principal Fred Vasseur has reflected on Ferrari’s rollercoaster race after Charles Leclerc lost the win whilst Carlos Sainz was involved in a chaotic crash with rival Sergio Perez.

• Webber calls Piastri’s Baku win ‘the best drive I’ve seen him pull off’ as he hails ‘world class’ effort

  Oscar Piastri’s manager and fellow Aussie racer Mark Webber was full of praise for his young charge in the wake of Piastri’s win in Baku, calling it an ‘extraordinary’ victory.

• Horner rues ‘heartbreaking’ Baku crash that ‘destroyed the race’ for podium-bound Perez

• ‘We’ve got to be realistic’ – Russell ‘surprised’ by Baku podium as Hamilton left ‘impressed’ by rookies

  George Russell insisted Mercedes had to be realistic despite a podium finish on the streets of Baku, having inherited P3 thanks to Carlos Sainz and Sergio Perez's collision.

• ‘It’s my fault’ – Bearman reflects on ‘not fully deserved’ point in Baku despite making history

  Ollie Bearman made history in Baku by becoming the first driver to score points for two different teams in his first two Grand Prix starts, but he revealed that his Haas race was a big challenge.

• MONDAY MORNING DEBRIEF: How Piastri’s ultimate gamble saw him take and keep the lead in Baku while under immense pressure

  The crucial moment in Oscar Piastri’s great victory in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix came at the beginning of the 20th lap, shortly after both he and early race leader Charles Leclerc had made their new tyre pit stops.

• F1 and FIA confirm Bahrain to host 2025 pre-season testing

  Formula 1 and governing body the FIA have announced that the Bahrain International Circuit will host three days of pre-season testing in 2025 on February 26, 27 and 28.

• Colapinto declares points finish ‘a dream come true’ as Williams celebrate double success in Baku

  In just his second race for Williams, rookie driver Franco Colapinto turned his weekend around from crashing out in FP1 to scoring points at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

• What the teams said – Race day in Azerbaijan

  The drivers and teams report back on all the action from the Formula 1 Qatar Airways Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2024 at the Baku City Circuit.

• Verstappen cleared of penalty after passing cars under VSC in Baku

• ‘It’s very disappointing’ – Sainz and Perez give their views on dramatic late-race crash in Baku

• Baku points haul gives McLaren ‘a lot of confidence’ says Norris as team move to top of constructors'

  Lando Norris was overjoyed by McLaren’s huge points haul in Baku after he improved by 11 positions throughout the race, as his team mate sealed their fourth win of the season.

• Leclerc admits he didn’t defend ‘as well as I should have’ during P1 fight with Piastri in Baku

  Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc feels he could have done more to maintain the lead during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix following a battle with Oscar Piastri that ultimately went the McLaren driver’s way.

• FIA post-race press conference – Azerbaijan

  1. Oscar Piastri (McLaren), 2. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari), 3. George Russell (Mercedes)

• ‘We paid the price’ – Verstappen reflects on detrimental car issues that impacted Baku race

  Despite securing a top-five finish at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix at the last minute, Max Verstappen suffered a tough race as traffic and an “uncontrollable” car significantly affected his performance.

• FACTS AND STATS: Red Bull lose constructors’ lead after 55 races and Bearman makes rookie history

  A thrilling race in Azerbaijan has given us some fascinating figures to mull over. McLaren finally toppled Red Bull at the top of the standings, while Haas stand-in Ollie Bearman became the first driver to score points with two different teams in his first two Grands Prix.

• Piastri relieved after ‘hanging on for dear life’ to beat Leclerc and claim Baku victory

  Oscar Piastri expressed his delight – and relief – after coming out on top in a fierce battle for victory during Sunday’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix, having been hounded by Charles Leclerc over the second half of the race.

• MUST-SEE: Watch as Perez and Sainz end frenzied race in the barrier whilst battling for podium in Baku

  A tight battle for the final podium spot ended in heartbreak for Sergio Perez and Carlos Sainz as both collided and finished the race in the barrier.

• HIGHLIGHTS: Relive the action from Baku as Piastri takes exhilarating victory in dramatic fight for the win

  Oscar Piastri took an electrifying second career victory around the streets of Baku, executing a defensive masterclass to win ahead of Charles Leclerc after a 30-lap battle.