McLaren’s Oscar Piastri is targeting a third Formula 1 win from his maiden pole position at Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix, with the Australian the most consistent pilot on-track throughout the weekend so far in Shanghai.

After finishing the Australian Grand Prix in tenth place, Hamilton arrived in Shanghai with “aggression.” He put that to use with a thunderous performance in F1 Sprint qualifying, putting his SF-25 on pole position with a performance that left the seven-time champion “gobsmacked.”

F1 returns with its second race of the 2025 season, the Chinese Grand Prix, this Sunday. Lando Norris and team McLaren won the F1 season-opener at the Australian Grand Prix last week in Melbourne, and he'll face competitors like last year's Chinese Grand Prix winner Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton,