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Antonelli Wins Spanish GP 2026 on a Lap 14 VSC Pit Stop
Kimi Antonelli turned a mid-race Virtual Safety Car into his eighth win of the season, and Lando Norris never lost the Spanish Grand Prix lead on track, only in the pit lane.
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Barcelona GP 2026: Hamilton Wins on a Three-Stop Ferrari Plan
George Russell led for most of the afternoon and Kimi Antonelli had second place in his pocket with four laps to go, yet it was Lewis Hamilton who crossed the line first, and the timing sheets say the race was won away from the cameras entirely.
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Monaco GP 2026: Antonelli Wins After Red Flag Wipes Lead
Kimi Antonelli built a lead nearing half a minute around Monte Carlo, watched it shrink to less than a second at a red-flag restart, and still found six seconds by the flag.
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Antonelli Canada 2026: Fourth Win in Five as Russell Stops
Kimi Antonelli banked his fourth win of the season in Montreal, but only after teammate George Russell's Mercedes went silent from the lead; behind them Hamilton edged Verstappen for the final podium spot while McLaren's front-row start collapsed into a lost weekend.
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Miami Grand Prix 2026: Antonelli Holds Off Norris for a Third Straight Win
Lando Norris had the faster car for most of a Sunday that swung through five lead changes, yet Kimi Antonelli still crossed the line three seconds clear because he owned the one stretch of the Miami International Autodrome that decided everything else.
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Japanese GP 2026: Antonelli Wins by 13.7s After Safety Car
Oscar Piastri led for the best part of eighteen laps and looked the sharper car all afternoon, but a Safety Car that arrived on the exact lap Kimi Antonelli reached the pit lane turned Suzuka back into a Mercedes race.
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2026 Chinese Grand Prix: Antonelli Wins From Pole as Mercedes Locks Out the Front Row
Hamilton took the lead away from Antonelli at the first corner, yet the pole-sitter had it back inside two laps and never looked troubled again.
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Australian GP 2026: Russell Wins on a Lap 12 VSC Pit Call
George Russell beat a faster-closing Kimi Antonelli to open the new regulation era, but the race was really decided by who blinked first under the Virtual Safety Car.
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Baku 2019: Bottas Holds Off Hamilton by 1.5s From Pole
Valtteri Bottas led every lap from pole in Baku, yet Lewis Hamilton's average race pace was actually the quickest on the day, and the margin between them never grew comfortable enough for anyone to relax.
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Chinese GP 2019: Hamilton Beats Bottas Off the Line to Win
Bottas had pole by two hundredths of a second, but Hamilton had the start, and the whole afternoon in Shanghai followed from that one exchange at Turn 1.
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Hamilton Wins Bahrain 2019 After Passing Leclerc on Lap 48
Charles Leclerc set the fastest lap of the entire race and led for most of the distance from a maiden pole, yet it was Lewis Hamilton standing on the top step after a lead change on lap 48 turned the result on its head.
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Hamilton Wins Abu Dhabi 2018 by 2.66s on One-Stop Plan
Lewis Hamilton claimed his eleventh win of a title year that had been decided weeks earlier, yet the final stint showed a Ferrari that suddenly had the legs to make it interesting.
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Hamilton Wins 2018 Brazilian GP as Ocon Hits Verstappen
Verstappen drove the race of his season from fifth on the grid, but a lapped Force India and a moment at Turn 2 handed Lewis Hamilton a win he had not earned back on merit that afternoon.
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Mexican GP 2018: Verstappen Wins by 17s, Hamilton Champion
Max Verstappen turned a two-hundredths qualifying defeat into a comfortable win at altitude, but Mexico's real story was two Red Bulls trading fortunes and a Mercedes locking up a championship almost by accident.
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US GP 2018: Raikkonen Wins, Verstappen Second From 18th
Kimi Räikkönen nursed a shrinking lead to end the longest win drought in Formula 1 history, but it was Lewis Hamilton who carried the fastest car all afternoon and Max Verstappen who produced the drive everyone will remember.
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Hamilton Wins Japanese GP 2018 From Pole, Vettel Sixth
Lewis Hamilton controlled Suzuka from the front row to the flag, but the number that actually tells you about the title fight belongs to Sebastian Vettel, who drove the fastest lap of the afternoon and still finished sixth.
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Russian GP 2018: Hamilton Beats Bottas on Pit Strategy
Bottas led off pole and Verstappen inherited the net lead from nineteenth on the grid, but every swing on the timing screen in Sochi came from the pit lane rather than the track, and Hamilton was the one still holding it when the chequered flag fell.
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Hamilton Wins Singapore 2018 From Pole, Verstappen Second
Lewis Hamilton controlled every lap of a physical Marina Bay night, but it was Ferrari's tyre call on Sebastian Vettel that turned a contest into a procession.
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Belgian GP 2018: Vettel Beats Hamilton by 11s at Spa
Vettel's move on Hamilton was decided in the opening seconds, but it was a cleaner final tyre stint that turned a narrow launch-line pass into an eleven-second cruise to the flag.
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Hamilton Wins 2018 Hungarian GP, Raikkonen Fastest in Third
Lewis Hamilton controlled the Hungaroring from pole to flag, but it was Kimi Räikkönen, not Hamilton or Vettel, who drove the fastest race of the afternoon and still finished third.
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Hamilton Wins German GP 2018 From 14th as Vettel Crashes
Sebastian Vettel led his home race for over fifty laps on slick tyres, but Lewis Hamilton's one-stop gamble and a late Hockenheim downpour turned a Ferrari coronation into a Mercedes 1-2.
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Vettel Wins 2018 British GP; Hamilton Recovers to Second
Vettel led off the start, lost the race to a Mercedes strategy gamble on lap one of the safety cars, and won it back with a bold dive at Brooklands that Hamilton's frantic recovery from the back of the grid couldn't quite catch.
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Verstappen Wins 2018 Austrian GP as Mercedes Double DNF
Red Bull's home race was won as much in the Mercedes garage as on the Red Bull Ring's tarmac, and the pit stop that never came proved more decisive than anything Max Verstappen did on track.
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French GP 2018: Hamilton Wins From Pole as Vettel Hits Bottas
Lewis Hamilton led every meaningful lap at Paul Ricard, but the story of this French Grand Prix was written in the first four hundred metres, where Sebastian Vettel's dive at Valtteri Bottas turned a title fight into a damage-limitation exercise.
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Vettel Wins 2018 Canadian GP, Takes Title Lead From Hamilton
Sebastian Vettel turned a pole margin of less than a tenth into a lights-to-flag victory that snapped Ferrari's long Montreal drought, but it took a Valtteri Bottas mistake at Turn 1 to turn a close race into a comfortable one.
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Ricciardo Wins Monaco 2018 as Verstappen Sets Fastest Lap
Daniel Ricciardo led every one of Monaco's 78 laps to win from pole, yet the fastest lap of the whole afternoon was set by the Red Bull that started twentieth.
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Hamilton Takes Spanish GP 2018 Win as Three Crash at Turn 1
Hamilton controlled every lap he needed to at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, but the race's real story was written in the opening seconds, when three cars never made it past Turn 1.
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Azerbaijan GP 2018: Hamilton Wins After Bottas Puncture
Sebastian Vettel had the fastest car in Baku for forty-eight laps, but a Red Bull civil war, a lock-up under pressure and a shredded Mercedes tyre handed Lewis Hamilton a win his own pace never quite justified.
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Chinese GP 2018: Ricciardo Wins From Sixth on Fresh Softs
Daniel Ricciardo climbed from sixth on the grid to steal the Chinese Grand Prix, riding a Red Bull safety-car gamble and a string of outside-line passes while Max Verstappen's collision with Sebastian Vettel wrecked the Ferrari's afternoon.
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Bahrain GP 2018: Vettel Holds Off Bottas by 0.75 Seconds
Sebastian Vettel led every lap that mattered and still had to defend Sakhir's front straight with the lights out, while Lewis Hamilton's climb from ninth quietly out-paced everyone in front of him.
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Australian GP 2018: Vettel Beats Hamilton on VSC Timing
Lewis Hamilton had the pole, the early lead and the fastest car all afternoon at Albert Park, yet Sebastian Vettel's Ferrari crossed the line first after turning a pit-stop gamble into a five-second cushion.